Kluson MK6LN Tuners

I recently purchased the Kluson MK6LN tuners for my Harley Benton JA-20HH guitar, and I must say, I am thoroughly impressed. These tuners are not only affordable but also deliver exceptional performance and reliability, making them a remarkable choice for any guitar enthusiast on a budget.

First and foremost, the Kluson MK6LN tuners exude a rugged and robust appearance. The chrome finish gives them a sleek and professional look, instantly enhancing the overall aesthetics of my guitar. They blend seamlessly with the design of the Harley Benton JA-20HH, creating a cohesive and appealing visual package.

Installation was a breeze, and I was pleasantly surprised by how well these tuners fit on my guitar. The sizing was perfect, ensuring a snug and secure fit. The tuning pegs turn smoothly and effortlessly, allowing for precise and accurate tuning. I particularly appreciate the tuning stability these tuners provide, as my guitar now stays in tune for longer periods, even during vigorous playing.

The Kluson MK6LN tuners have certainly exceeded my expectations, especially considering their affordability. They are undoubtedly the best value for the price, offering exceptional quality at a fraction of the cost of more expensive alternatives. I have found no compromise in terms of functionality or durability, making them a wise investment for both beginner and experienced guitarists alike.

Overall, I wholeheartedly recommend the Kluson MK6LN tuners for anyone seeking an affordable yet reliable tuning upgrade for their Harley Benton JA-20HH guitar. These tuners not only enhance the performance and playability of the instrument but also add a touch of visual elegance. You won't find a better option in this price range.

My Harley Benton guitar is great especially for the price, the one thing letting it down however was tuning stability. These Kluson tuners are a straight swap with the Benton tuners, no drilling or any mods required. They feel á lot better than the old tuners, and they hold tune very well. I think for the price, when modding an already affordable guitar, these make a lot of sense and i don't see a reason to spend more. Also, the rounded knobs look and feel better than the oddly shaped Benton ones.

So if your guitar is struggling to stay in tune and you think it might be your tuners, for the price you can't go wrong with these.

To elaborate on the title, I used these on a strat built to replace the other ones I had which came off a £120 guitar. Unlike the ones off the cheap guitar, these ones didn't rattle about, felt smooth to turn and have kept the guitar they're on perfectly in tune since installation.
The guitar they're on has a fixed bridge so I can't comment on how these hold up against some tremolo, but for the price, they're excellent quality.
I marked them down a star because the included screws were a pain to work with, the 3 that I didn't use either rounded out their head or just wouldn't screw in. For these I just used some other screws I had lying about.

Some time ago I bought myself a new inexpensive electric guitar and was very disappointed. It was practically unplayable. Later I decided to fix it as much as I could (watched dozens of YouTube videos) and slowly fixed all the basic problems (neck, frets, saddle position). Playing the fixed guitar was much better, but the strings cut my fingers and it would constantly go out of tune.
Then I bought these new tuners and new strings. Removed old strings and old basic tuners that fell apart in my hand while removing :) Had to drill bigger holes for the new tuners (10mm). For assembly, I used a smaller Phillips screwdriver and a open-end spanner to screw the nuts with washers from the front side. The difference is so obvious, both visually and functionally, that now I can play licks and riffs for hours without cutting my fingers or detuning the guitar :)
I recommend this purchase.