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Einzelne Bassmechanik in schwarz für Rechtshandmodelle von Sandberg. Features: Einzelmechanik für Bass Aluminium Righthand S... All product info

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SANDBERG Aluminium Machine Head Bass Schwarz Rechtshand

Einzelne Bassmechanik in schwarz für Rechtshandmodelle von Sandberg.

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Einzelmechanik für Bass Aluminium Righthand Schwarz Gewicht: 46g

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Manufacturer: Sandberg
Instrument: Bass
Type: Vintage style
Sort: Single Tuner Right
Bore: 16.8
Attachment: Screwable
Buttons: Clover
Colour: Black

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Sandberg tuner, light and accurate

Review from: Hampe101 at 11/06/19

These tuners went on my Sandberg Electra M4 with originally noname jazz/p style tuners which weighed about 100g each, the gears had gone sloppy and creaky over the years.

This was a great upgrade since these are less than half of the weight of the original ones. Also smooth operating with no play!

Note that for this swap i had to drill new holes for fitting the screw at the back of the headstock and punch out the old bushings from the peg holes. All worth it though! :)