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Just what I needed!
...with apologies to The Cars...
A few years back my wife was offered an old acoustic by one of her students as they were doing a clear out at home and it was destined for the skip...she mentioned it to me,I said chance it...turned out to be an early '70's Egmond in a fairly sorry condition including missing and broken tuners...these Dixons have exactly the same shape button and though the originals are 3 on a strip look 100% authentic from the front....so I'm delighted with them...
Obviously its a brute to play but its a tiny bit of rock history helped back to life by these cheap tuners....thanks Thomann!
A few years back my wife was offered an old acoustic by one of her students as they were doing a clear out at home and it was destined for the skip...she mentioned it to me,I said chance it...turned out to be an early '70's Egmond in a fairly sorry condition including missing and broken tuners...these Dixons have exactly the same shape button and though the originals are 3 on a strip look 100% authentic from the front....so I'm delighted with them...
Obviously its a brute to play but its a tiny bit of rock history helped back to life by these cheap tuners....thanks Thomann!
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Okay.
These Dixon tuners are some kind of 'you get what you pay for'. I bought them for
exchanging old and defective machines of an old guitar on which that look was fine.
But except for the look the tuners are not so good. Out of the box the gear scrapes
and does not handle well, somebody used to Schallers etc. might be disappointed ;-)
exchanging old and defective machines of an old guitar on which that look was fine.
But except for the look the tuners are not so good. Out of the box the gear scrapes
and does not handle well, somebody used to Schallers etc. might be disappointed ;-)
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