Gibson PMMH-025

I'm really glad I made this upgrade to my Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro, first of all it look so damn good especially the vintage style buttons but a gold metal!!!, The built quality is really good and you can really say that it is made very well. It also helps with the tuning stability and the weight is perfect on this machine heads. Just a warning, I widen the holes on my Epiphone because this is not an exact drop ins to the Epiphone and I have to widen the holes a little bit, but I think with Gibson it is a perfect fit. Great upgrade and quality and it looks modern vintage. I really loved it!!!

I bought these tuners to replace a Gotoh set that was originally on one of my archtops. The reason was to add weight/mass to the headstock to improve the sound of the instrument.

As far as I know, Grovers are the heaviest tuners on the market and installing them did the trick.

Tuners, i.e. their weight, can have quite a dramatic effect on the sound of a guitar. Some guitars need more weight to sound their best, some need less. Weight reduction can also be accomplished by using wooden or plastic tuning buttons.

So, apart from featuring standard quality and tuning stability, Grover tuners are the ticket in case you want to add mass to your headstock to improve the tone of your guitar.

I bought these to not only change the hardware colour from silver (nickel) to gold on my Midtown Custom, but to also get the 'tulip' shaped tuner keys.

The tuners were a direct replacement for the standard nickel rounded button Grovers, so no new screw holes required, very simple to fit. The tuners are of a very good quality, with no slipping or tuning issues are fitting.

Arrived in standard Gibson packaging, shipped quickly by Thomann, would recommend these for both a change in tuner button shape, or a direct swap if you are performing a gold hardware conversion on your Gibson Les Paul / Midtown or similar guitar with Grovers fitted as standard.