Gotoh Tuners
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IBANEZ AX7521 7 STRING IN CHERRY FUDGE GOTOH TUNERS W FREE SHIPPING IBANEZ AX7 $400.00 |
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Charvel Strat with GOTOH tuners project or parts guitar $140.00 |
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New GOTOH Res-O-Lite Replacement Bass Tuners for Pre-CBS Fender,GOLD. GBR640 $139.95 |
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Vintage 60s Style Rosewood Neck with Gotoh Tuners For Strat $139.00 |
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Gotoh GBR-640N Bass Guitar Tuners Reverse Gear Res-o-lite Nickel 4L $137.25 |
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Gotoh ST31-SB5C Stealth Model Guitar Tuners Chrome 6L $124.28 |
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Gotoh ST31-SB5C Stealth Model Guitar Tuners Chrome 3+3 $124.28 |
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Gotoh SGV-510-BL5C Tuners Chrome 3+3 – Black Buttons $124.28 |
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Gotoh Locking Tuners Mini 6-inline Gold Allparts TK-7767-002 $123.48 |
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Gotoh Locking Tuners 6-inline Height Adj. Posts Gold Allparts TK-7679-002 $118.78 |
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GOTOH GOLD 3+3 SEALED MINI BASS TUNERS $116.99 |
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Delta Series Gotoh 510 Tuners, 6L, 18:1, ANTIQUE CHROME $114.99 |
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Gotoh Locking Tuners Mini 6-inline Chrome Allparts TK-7767-010 $113.98 |
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NIB New GOTOH™ 510 Antique Gold Delta Tuners Metal Buttons $110.57 |
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GOTOH BLACK 3+3 INLINE SEALED MINI BASS TUNERS $109.99 |
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Gotoh Locking Tuners6-inline Height Adj. Posts Nickel Allparts TK-7679-001 $109.18 |
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Gotoh SEP780-B5G Tuners for Slotted-Head Guitar Gold – Black Buttons $111.31 |
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Gotoh SE780-B5G Guitar Tuners Gold 3+3 – Black Buttons $108.07 |
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Gotoh 510 Delta Series 6L Tuners, Lefty LH, 18:1, GOLD $104.99 |
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Gotoh FB-3G Bass Guitar Tuners Gold 4L $103.75 |
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Grizzly H6378 Gotoh Heads Hap/Magnum/Chrome & Pearl L6 $84.50 Gotoh’s H.A.P.® (Height Adjustable Post) system is a blessing for guitar builders. On flat pegheads or low angle pegheads, these posts can be varied in height to eliminate string trees and to keep appropriate back angle from the nut. ‘H.A.P.M.’ means that the tuners have Height Adjustable Posts as well as the Magnum lock feature the ultimate combination in tuners. Features: ? Gotoh L6 H.A.P® Ma… |
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Grizzly H3062 Gotoh Machine Heads – Gold/Pearl – 503 Series $57.50 Nothing gives a luthier more pleasure than to feel the silky smooth actions of beautiful tuning machines on a finely crafted guitar. With so many different combinations of woods and inlays being used in instruments nowadays, it is only befitting that an appropriately matching set of turners grace the peghead of a custom made guitar. Gotoh tuners are made in Japan and are used by many well respec… |
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Grizzly H6376 Gotoh Heads Hap/Magnum/Chrome L6 $79.95 Gotoh’s H.A.P.® (Height Adjustable Post) system is a blessing for guitar builders. On flat pegheads or low angle pegheads, these posts can be varied in height to eliminate string trees and to keep appropriate back angle from the nut. ‘H.A.P.M.’ means that the tuners have Height Adjustable Posts as well as the Magnum lock feature the ultimate combination in tuners. ? Features: ? Gotoh L6 H.A.P® M… |
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Grizzly H6384 Gotoh Heads Hap/Magnum/Gold &Pearl 3L/3R $89.95 Gotoh’s H.A.P.® (Height Adjustable Post) system is a blessing for guitar builders. On flat pegheads or low angle pegheads, these posts can be varied in height to eliminate string trees and to keep appropriate back angle from the nut. ‘H.A.P.M.’ means that the tuners have Height Adjustable Posts as well as the Magnum lock feature the ultimate combination in tuners. Features: ? Gotoh L6 H.A.P® Ma… |
Custom guitar question?
I am building a custom telecaster. Really i am buying the telecaster, and then am upgrading it with pickups, Gotoh tuners, and a pickguard. the question is: should I buy one of the older Fender Standard Telecasters, which I can get for 347 as a blemished red or 399 as a blue, OR am I better off paying more to buy one of the newer models, which I can get for 424 at Samash. I am not sure if it will matter because I am replacing most of the stock parts anyway, but any other opinions or suggestions would be appreciated.
so you’re not really building one, you’re upgrading an existing one 
If that’s the case, you need to seriously consider what you want from the body and neck as those aren’t going to change.
What wood, what paintjob (unless maybe you’re going to have it repainted as well), things like that.
No need to worry about the electrics and metal parts though…
Personally I’d go for the Koa or Spalted Maple models, simply because they’re stunning.
Not the cheapest of course (though the Koa Telecaster is quite reasonably priced) but you get what you pay for.
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