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Old 06-06-2022, 02:59 PM
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Default Robson Tuners?

Are Robson Tuners still available? I'm looking for a direct replacement for waverlys.
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Old 06-06-2022, 03:29 PM
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I don't believe so. Last year I needed to replace one on a guitar and couldn't find any for sale. They have a Facebook page that hasn't been updated since 2019. I wrote to them but never heard back.
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Old 06-06-2022, 03:37 PM
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OK Thanks.
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I’m trying to hunt down some info on them as well. Anyone know if Gotoh open backs (or similar) are direct replacements?
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I’m trying to hunt down some info on them as well. Anyone know if Gotoh open backs (or similar) are direct replacements?
You might find something helpful in this thread or this thread.
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I don't think Robson Tuners or Robson Guitars exists any more, although a business called C9 or Cloud 9 does, making electric guitars.
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You might find something helpful in this thread or this thread.
Thanks, I’ll scan those. I’m familiar with other open backs. I’m assuming Gotohs, etc. will line up.

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I don't think Robson Tuners or Robson Guitars exists any more, although a business called C9 or Cloud 9 does, making electric guitars.
Interesting. My Angelus came with Robson machines and two of the little tips popped off this week. Looks like they’re glued on, but I was hoping to find some more info. I’ve had a similar set in the past where those tips screwed in but these look different.

I may pull and replace these, putting the Robsons to the side, although they are fantastic tuners. I just don’t want to risk those tips popping off at a show or getting sucked up by the vacuum cleaner at home, ha!
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