About This Listing

The buttons on these true replica tuning machines have no green color, as is common. They are also not yellow or overly clear, as is typical. These are a mostly opaque, semi-translucent, creamy swirly color, as is true to vintage machines. The buttons I use on these are the closest replicas available today. They won't shrink and crumble, they just look perfect!

This Kluson® 3 per side tuning machine set has imitation pearloid keystone style buttons and the improved 15:1 gear ratio for more stable and accurate tuning. The housing and button style are period correct for 1956 - 1960 production dates. These feature the standard string thru post. This set comes complete with both bass and treble side tuners, 8.8mm O.D. vintage bushings with 1/4 inch I.D. (part#MB65N US) and mounting screws (TMSC)needed for installation.

See below for any historic period-correct replacement info.

Please note: If you are retro-fitting a vintage instrument that has been modified or putting this vintage style tuning machine on a modern instrument you may also need to purchase appropriate adaptor bushings. These adapter bushings were specifically designed to convert a larger size peghole to vintage size to allow for proper fit and function.

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

Condition
Brand
Model
  • Deluxe Single Line Single Ring Gold Tuning Machines 3+3 SD90SLN
Finish
  • Gold
Categories
Year
  • 2023

About the Seller

ReWind Electric

Washington, UT, United States
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Joined Reverb:2019
Items Sold:565

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