Wilkinson EZ-Lock tuners

I know this is pretty low res, but it was quick and easy. Restringing a guitar with Wilkinson two-hole tuners is not as hard as it seems. It's a little more involved than regular tuners, but they tighten up quickly and stay in tune forever.

I'm restringing a Rock Orange Flatroc with Snake Oil strings, which are a little expensive but I think they'll sound great on the Flatroc.

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• wilkinson tuners
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• restring
• ez-lock

[BackyardGuitars]

For Van Halen style trem use, you'd probably want to go with a locking nut. I think these would hold up to some decent dives though. Reverend used to offer a Wilkinson trem with some models, so the tuners must have been good enough for that.

[BackyardGuitars]

I think they work pretty well. They may not be THE BEST in the WHOLE WORLD, but that's all opinion anyway. They stay in tune well enough that it's not a worry.

[9kolajbertelsen]

Looks pretty nice. But I just bought something called stringstop - It's freaking amazing locking tuners! It's something that you just put on your standard machine heads. Maybe you know it, but I think it's kinda new. Anyway it works really great...

[TheMadMusicMan]

I have these babies on my Strat and they rock. They are just as good as the Sperzel style. I have a vintage tremolo, LSR Roller Nut and these Staggard EZ Lock tuners, rock solid tunning with dives, bends you name it. I don't have strings trees since they're stagard.

[teleguy92]

would i be able to use these with a trem (6 hole style) and it wouldn't go out of tune if i did some severe dive bombing?

[rgjmce]

are they any good?