Harley Benton Parts JN07BS SPLK L6 Tuner Set

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Set of Locking Machine Heads for Electric Guitar

Six individual machine heads
Configuration: 6 Left
Staggererd
Schaller-style tuning buttons
Gear ratio: 19:1 Precision
Bore diameter: 10 mm
Sealed lubrication
Sealed die-cast housing
Finish: Matt Black
Includes washers, threaded sleeves and screws
Made in Korea

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Available since April 2024

Item number 573656

Sales Unit 1 piece(s)

Colour Black

654 kr

Including VAT; Excluding kr200 shipping

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4.3 / 5

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Awesome value, buyer beware though!

anotherharleybentonfan 13.05.2024

As always, HB knocks it out of the park in terms of value for your money. 50 euros for staggered locking tuners with 19:1 ratio and (reasonably high quality) good visuals.

I tried these on a Harley Benton ST-20 and they drop right in.

However:
- As of May 2024, I ordered the JN07-BS and the pictures are of a satin black finish. But the tuners I received are actually Satin-Nickel (NS?) although the label on the box is still "JN07-BS". It works for my use case, but unless Thomann correct the product description to match the spec, be careful which finish you are looking for. "SBK" is satin black, "BK" is gloss black, "GD" is gold, "CR" is glossy chrome. I hope that helps you!
- The tuners and locking keys are not coupled to each other in the packaging. The locks are of different length (37mm x2, 38mm x2 and 39mm x2) so be careful which tuner you lock which key into.
- Something much more important that went wrong (in this batch atleast) is that the tuners arrived with absolutely no lubrication whatsoever. I used some chain oil to lubricate and it works decently atleast for now. Let's see how long that will be good. This is where I unfortunately must deduct 1 star.

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Vale 23.06.2024

Koreanische JinHo Mechaniken finden sich an vielen grundsoliden Gitarren wie den meisten Ibanez, Yamaha oder Schecter, über deren brauchbarkeit man kaum diskutieren muss. Das sagt im Prinzip schon alles. Diese Mechaniken sind sehr gut verarbeitet, arbeiten präzise und halten die Stimmung verlässlich. Die Klemmung funktioniert tadellos. Teure Markenmechaniken, z.B. von Schaller, welche ich auch an einigen Gitarren im Einsatz habe, lassen sich noch ein ganz klein Wenig smoother drehen, aber der Unterschied ist marginal und stört nicht wirklich beim Stimmen, vor allem wenn man, achtung Tipp: dem Getriebe, das ab Werk etwas trocken ist, einen Tropfen Öl schenkt. Sehr ordentliche Austauschteile für das Geld, die dem Aufrüsten typischer Arbeitsgitarren definitiv würdig sind, auch wenn das HB Branding drauf ist. Ich finde hier nichts zu meckern!