If money doesn't matter, what tuners would you buy?

[Bax Burgess]

I'd be looking at the Sloanes with the precision ball bearings on each string roller. Don't need them, but luxury can be a trip.

[charles Tauber]

Think big or go home:

http://www.graftuners.com/home.html

http://rodgers-tuning-machines.com

[Bax Burgess]

I'd have to consider how they would appear on my Silvertone/Sears model 148. Spankin' awesome, I'd think.

[Pitar]

I have zero knowledge about tuners. At first glance I thought this might be about guitars, to which I would have answered Yamaha, so I guess that's an indirect answer about tuners.

[Bax Burgess]

Maybe, instead of my trying to decide on tuners, I should just buy a really expensive guitar, thereby placing the decision in the builder's hands.

[Seagull S6]

Depends on what you are replacing.

[janepaints]

grover sta-tites....they dont cost much but that don't matter--they're good

[Bax Burgess]

Grover makes sta-tites for classical?

[Imbler]

I think the high end Rubners are as good as any at a third or less the cost.

[fazool]

Rodgers

[rgregg48]

STARKIST!
("Only the best tuners get to be Starkist")

[dkstott]

I recently replaced the tuners on my GK Pro Negra with these Rubners.

https://allstringsnylon.com/rubner-t...ic-150-300a-co

All strings nylon is a great place to shop for Rubber tuners. I love these tuners.

[Dogsnax]

Pricey, yes...but I'm a big fan of Scheller tuners, not be confused with Schaller tuners (which are fine tuners as well)


https://www.gitarrenmechaniken.com/en/

[mr. beaumont]

I actually replaced the stock tuners on my lowly LaPatrie Etude (cracked a button) with Schallers--ebony button, I think they were about $75...and it made a huge difference.

There's plenty more expensive and fancier, of course, but these look great and that guitar is so easy to keep in tune now...great product.

[charles Tauber]

Originally Posted by rgregg48

STARKIST!
("Only the best tuners get to be Starkist")

That's good.