Schaller Tuners
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SLN Road Warrior Style Strat Guitar~Tex Mex Pickups~Floyd Rose~Schaller Tuners! $749.99 |
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Ibanez S470 GMC Swirl Guitar Seymour Duncans S Series Schaller Tuners $465.00 |
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SLN Guitar~Alder Body~Ebony Fretboard~Seymour Duncan~Floyd Rose~Schaller Tuners! $429.99 |
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Schaller Vintage Tuners 70’s Music Man Saber & Fender 6 String Original Parts $250.00 |
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Schaller M6 Guitar Tuners Gold – Ebony Buttons 3 + 3 $237.77 |
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Fender 69 RI Thinline Telecaster Tele Neck w/Schaller Tuners, FREE SHIPPING!!! $229.00 |
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Vintage late 1970s Fender Schaller bass tuners bushings $200.00 |
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Vintage 1974 Gibson Les Paul Custom Guitar Original Schaller Tuners W.Germany $199.99 |
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2 Schaller Sealed D Tuner Banjo Pegs Gold w/Pearloid Allparts TK-7864-002 $161.68 |
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Vintage 70’s Fender Bass Tuning machines W/ Schaller-HipShot Drop tuner P-J bass $150.00 |
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Schaller Vintage BASS Chrome USA Tuners, Pegs, Gears $149.00 |
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Fender lic. ‘51 Precision BASS NECK & Schaller TUNERS by WARMOTH maple/rosewood $148.62 |
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80′S FENDER SCHALLER ELITE GOLD 3+3 TUNERS EBONY KNOBS CUSTOM SHOP ROBBEN FORD $140.00 |
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2 Schaller Sealed D Tuner Banjo Pegs Nickel w/Pearloid Allparts TK-7864-001 $137.88 |
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Schaller Stud Mount Adj. Bridge w/Fine Tuners Gold Allparts GB-0536-002 $135.28 |
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1970’s Fender Jazz Precision bass tuners tuning pegs machines chrome Schaller $134.99 |
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Schaller M6 Guitar Tuners Chrome 3 + 3 $131.85 |
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80’s SCHALLER M 6 MINI STRAT FLIP OUT TUNERS $129.00 |
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Schaller Stud Mount Adj. Bridge w/Fine Tuners Black Allparts GB-0536-003 $125.78 |
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Schaller Stud Mount Adj. Bridge w/Fine Tuners Chrome Allparts GB-0536-010 $120.98 |
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Set (4) Fender Schaller American Deluxe Lite Chrome Bass Tuners 0063547000 $109.99 |
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New SCHALLER M6 mini Guitar Tuners 3×3 GOLD $109.00 |
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New Genuine SCHALLER Banjo Tuners, Set of 4 GOLD $109.00 |
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New Genuine SCHALLER M4 Bass Tuners, 2×2 GOLD $109.00 |
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NEW Genuine Fender Schaller “F” BASS Tuner Set TUNERS $100.00 |
What Guitar tuners are better? Schaller, Gotoh, or Sperzel?
I want locking tuners and I want some for the best value and quality. I have a Jackson JS series Rhoads and the tuners are poor, so what I need is some locking tuners to keep in tune. Also I need 6 in line tuners. So which one is better?
Sperzel… though Gotohs are probably good enough unless you are really rough in your instrument and/or playing 4 hour gigs.
Benedetto jazz guitars are internationally renowned for their
exquisite design and craftsmanship. Benedetto is considered the
world’s foremost maker of arch top guitars. Bob Benedetto will
also custom-craft one-of-a-kind instruments on request starting
at about $45,000 and going up depending on what people want in
the guitar. Benedetto’s jazz guitars range in price from $5000 to
over $100,000.
They are prized by jazz guitar players such as John (Bucky)
Pizzarelli, who donated one of the seven-string guitars custom-
made for him by Benedetto to the Smithsonian Institution.
Since the original creation of the Benedetto Guitar introduced in
1968, many people have enjoyed the harmonic sounds that have
flowed from it. Noted jazz guitarist’s who play Benedetto jazz
guitars are: Howard Alden, Jack Wilkins, Frank Vignola, Kenny
Burrell, Johnny Smith, Ron Eschete, Cal Collins and Joe Diorio.
Bob Benedetto has worked hard with the jazz worldÂ’s greatest
musicians to refine laminated, smaller-bodied Benedettos that
feel and sound like the great carved Benedetto guitars but are
better suited to the demands of the road and nightclub.
Widely considered the contemporary master of the archtop jazz
guitar. Benedetto jazz guitars are available in:
(a) special one-of-a-kind custom order guitars
(b) the Flagship series
(c) the Professional series
The Flagship series models include – La Venezia / Manhatan /
Fratello / Bambino Elite and Bravo Elite.
The Benedetto jazz guitar Professional series include – Bravo /
Bravo Deluxe and Bambino.
The Benedetto jazz guitar is by far one of the most distinguished
archtop guitars. The BravoÂ’s parallel spruce bracing, rather
than the X-bracing of most of todayÂ’s finest acoustic archtops,
further enhances the rigidity, punch, and (electrified) nature of
the design, although itÂ’s nice to see the laminated spruce here
rather than the traditional maple a detail that Benedetto says
maintains a visual link with his carved-top guitars.
The Benedetto Bravo Features:16″ body with three-ply binding,
laminated maple back and sides, laminated spruce top, parallel
spruce bracing, adjustable ebony bridge, three-piece bound flame-
maple neck, ebony fret board, body-mounted volume and tone
controls with ebony knobs, Benedetto A-6 humbucking pickup,
bleached bone nut, Schaller tuners with ebony buttons, gold-
plated hardware, nitrocellulose gloss finish.
The Bravo is every bit a Benedetto, and has many high-end
features you typically find on more expensive instruments,
including a gorgeous laminated flame-maple back and matching
sides, a select clear arched laminated spruce top, three-piece
flame maple neck with a dark ebony fretboard and adjustable ebony
bridge.
At first glance the Benedetto Bravo may appear to be a little
steeply priced for a laminated-wood instrument doesnÂ’t have the
sylvan, multi-dimensional timbre or tonal succulence of
BenedettoÂ’s Manhattan, Fratello, or La Venezia models, but it
gets you a portion of the Benedetto pedigree, and thatÂ’s still a
pretty amazing deal.
“In my earlier years, I was able to make instruments that were
more affordable to guitarists,” says Benedetto. All of which
implies that the Bravo is an “affordable” guitar, and although
such a claim seems contradictory for a model that retails for
$5,000, BenedettoÂ’s carved-top La Venezia goes for $26,000, so
you can see the relativity at play here.
In summary the Benedetto Bravo is a flawlessly crafted archtop
with a very live and responsive top, effortless playability, and
an unmistakable high-end vibe without the top-end price tag.
Bob Benedetto has been built some of the finest musical
instruments to appear in the last 30 years. Each guitar is built
by hand using top-shelf materials, and each is inspected by
Benedetto before being shipped. Bob still works one week per
month at the Benedetto factory with as much care and enthusiasm
as he did way back in the 1960’s.
If you ever have a chance to hear of play any of the Benedetto
jazz guitars live, you’re in for a treat, they don’t make them
any better than this.
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