Dopro Nickel w/Aged White 3 per side 3x3 on a Plate Vintage Guitar Tuning Keys for Epi LP JR

Bought these hoping they’d fit an old but not vintage, Epiphone acoustic. One of it’s tuning cranks disintegrated while I was re-stringing it (1st time in 10 years). The tuners were cheap of course, so I researched a little online & found these. Although they’re made for an Epipiphone Les Paul Jr., the type & size looked promising.They slipped in & were installed in less than ten minutes.They’re not high grade, but they’re a good, nice looking upgrade for a beginner, or a campfire guitar. They seem to hold tune well.What more can you want? I’m glad I bought these & would again.I’ve been playing for over 50 years, just for reference.

I bought two sets of these to replace the stock tuners in an Epiphone Les Paul Junior and Epiphone Special II. These tuners fit perfectly with no drilling, and I was able to use the stock bushings which made installation that much easier. These are leaps and bounds better than the notoriously terrible Epiphone stock tuners that wouldn't even stay in tune for a full set. I've been using these for a few weeks and they are holding tune very well. Seem to be solidly built and tuning knobs have a nice resistance and turn smoothly. Really like the classic all-in-one design too.

Oh man these are amazing, the price is perfect, the quality is perfect, and after three days on my pesky old guitar which was always losing its tuneing I found it exactly how I left it, perfectly in tune. I weighed getting this over other and there was no better option just get them you won’t be sad. Perfect look for my 70s birch wood guitar knobs look just like originals.

Good quality budget tuners. Cool vintage 3-in-a-row style. Buttons are a nice aged looking, slightly yellowed white color. Action is smooth. Installation was simple. A perfect fit replacement for my 2012 Epiphone Les Paul Junior. Only had to drill pilot holes for the mounting screws. An excellent improvement over the stock chrome tuners.

It was worth a shot for the price, but these won't even come close to fitting a classic gibson, these must be for chinese guitars or something. Also, the "aged" color is completely wrong, old tuners turn yellow not darker white. These are okay quality, but I'm thinking they are pot metal gears (what isn't out of china these days). As stated, not bad for the price if you have a cheap guitar you want to fix up.

I found a beat up vintage Guldan arch top sans bridge/tailpiece, and using mismatched tuners. Not finding a whole lot of information online, I gleaned, nevertheless, that the guitars originally used Kluson tuners; wanting to keep as close to the original vintage look as possible w/o also spending a lot of money, these fit the bill and seem to work great.

Had to drill for the mounting screws but these tuners covered up the holes from the old tuners which is nice. but they hold tune and look great.

These are good quality tuners for the money. Some reviews stated they were any easy swap. I build and repair Guitars and on 3 Epiphones the spacing was off slightly and hole for tuners needed to be modded slightly for spacing and new bushings. Epiphone uses individual tuners and they don't need to pay attention to spacing so they are all a little different.

great value