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Old 08-02-2015, 02:58 PM
JakeStone JakeStone is offline
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Originally Posted by devellis View Post
So, I guess the real question is, why are you wanting to replace the tuners?
......The original tuners are good enough that, if it's a functional problem, it might be something other than the tuners themselves.
Good question.... I've owned the guitar for 2 weeks.

The current tuners have always been "creaky" when I initially turn them and not easy to turn to pitch (hard to get precise tune). Also, the strings do not stay in tune as nice as my Taylor. The 2 guitars live right next too each other in the room and I usually keep them in cases. I can tune both... put them down for 1 hour. Come back and the Martin is slightly off and Taylor is spot on..

So I took a couple tuners off (A and G) the guitar and check them... they were still stiff... But not terrible... But when fully stringed they do not act well. Also, I thought maybe I did not string it up correctly... so I changed strings too . But that did not remedy.

Maybe you are right and something else is off... Maybe it's the nut?

Last edited by JakeStone; 08-02-2015 at 03:04 PM.
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