Swhmc 4R Open Bass Guitar Tuning Pegs, Chrome

Value for the money

I went out looking for a nice Feel jazz bass, and came home with a Squier affinity that played like a dream. The only problem is the tuners from the factory are atrocious. Flimsy and rickety and awful. I had to drill my holes in the headstock out to 11/16" to fit these tuners, and drill new holes. I knew 100% they would not be a bolt on for my Squier, so I bought these with the expectation do that work. These are smooth and solid, very happy. Most tuners are so crazy overpriced for what they are.

I like that they completed the look on a "blackout" parts bass I got from my local pawn shop. I like the low price - very affordable. I dislike the chipped paint/finish on one of the paddles. I dislike having to drill new screw holes for mounting. I like that they covered the old screw holes. I dislike the play in the peg when de-tuning. I like that they hold tune, as long as I "tune up" (i.e. bring the string up to pitch from flat when tuning).

Completely different than image shown. Cheap, rough, flimsy.

Quick delivery as described. These are very big. I used them to make a bottle bass because they are cheap, so I can't say how well they would work on a real instrument, but they're ok for my use.

Exactly as described

3 out of 4 of the tuners I got are junk. They bind up and the gears do not mesh well with the worm gear. I tried playing with the gear alignment and it helped a bit but a lot of material gets stripped off and soon the teeth probably won't make any contact.

These work great on my project P bass. Cant beat the value for the price payed.

good one