Guyker 6Pcs Guitar Locking String Tuning Pegs (3R + 3L) – 1:15 Vintage Deluxe Style Tuners Key Machine Heads Set with Keystone Knobs Replacement for Les Paul Style Electric, Folk or Acoustic Guitars

These came quickly and are nicely packaged. Complete with fixing screws. There is a small amount of backlash in the gears but perfectly OK, metal is as well finished (or better!) thank anything from the 1950's which these are styled after. Will certainly try different tuners from the same company for my next project. There are better ones out there, but at what cost? I think for most people making , repairing or upgrading a guitar these would be just the ticket.

Just fitted these to a PRS Custom 24 SE. They feel solid and well made although I would advise you use some 3 in 1 oil on the thumb screws and bushings when you’re installing them because they are quite stiff. Both the tuning keys and thumb screws. Time will tell if these ease the more they’re worked in.

Item does exactly what it says and if I get anymore Les Paul related guitars I will be buying these again! Great product! :)

6th Jul 2020 - This is an update following installing and using these for a while. The locking mechanism does not lock the string and is constantly unwinding. I can't recommend these to anyone as a cheap solution. I made the foolish mistake of ordering the traditional set for my 70's 335 which I now believe to be a mistake. My suggestion is to spend more and get a set from an established quality brand like Kluson, Grover or Gotoh. These Chinese machines are inferior and not value for money.These locking machines fit as an exact replacement for the Kluson tuners on my Traditional Les Paul. I have purchased these to try and improve tuning stability although it's probably more down to how the nut has been cut. The locking mechanism is very effective and holds the strings in place very well. However, unlike the Kluson's which are very nice machines, there are quality control issues that let the Guykers down. They have misaligned keystone shaped peg heads, pits in the metal, dirt in the pressings and lumps under the nickle finish. These are simple things to correct. With a little more attention to detail they could maybe live up to their claimed professional standard. They will be coming off again and replaced with some, admittedly much more pricey, Kluson locking tuners.

they are the correct tuning pegs for my lpj. so I'm happy with them.my only suggestion to people is to check which tuning pegs you need, as i bought some gibson tuning pegs previously and they were not the right ones. so if this is your first time. check. also i can only imagine these are quite fragile, so don't drop your guitar, as this is why i had to replace mine. haha

Not great quality, stiff to turn

Great quality tuners I would highly recommend them..

Was going to swap my Gibson Deluxe tuners for these locking tuners, but after unpackaging them I realized that the quality was not so good, seem cheap and flimsy compared to the Gibson tuners, so I decided not to use them. I'd look elsewhere if your going to use them on an expensive instrument.