SET OF 6 HAND AGED GENUINE KLUSON DELUXE TUNERS

In the late 50's Gibson was using Kluson tuners for their guitars. Kluson was a small factory located in Chicago. Their tuners were an industry standard at that time. "Kluson Deluxe" in a single verical line was stamped on the ribbed metal cover and there was a lubrication hole instead of the letter "o". Until mid-1960, the tuners knobs had a single ring around them.

Here is a set of hand aged Kluson Deluxe tuners by 59 Parts!

- nickel tuners with greenish colored plastic buttons

- 3 per side

- set contains 6 tuners, 6 bushings, 12 mounting screws

- improved 15:1 rartio

- 8.8 mm outside diameter and 1/4" inside diameter bushings

- every set was hand aged for a late 50's look!

They look like removed from an old Les Paul that served for hours of live gigs!

These Kluson Deluxe tuners were historically used on:
1956 - 1959 Gibson ES-175,
1956 - 1959 Gibson Les Paul Standard,
1959 Epiphone Crestwood Custom,
1959 Epiphone Broadway,
1958 - 1959 Gibson ES-335,
1958 - 1959 Gibson EDS-1275 Double 12/6 double neck (3 sets needed),
1958 - 1959 Gibson EMS-1235 Double Mandolin 6 string guitar/mandolin double neck (2 sets needed),
1959 Gibson EB-6,
1956 - 1959 Gibson J-160E,
1952 - 1959 Gibson J-185

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  • Aged Nickel
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