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UNPLANNED DOWNTIME: 12th Oct 23:45
Replacement tuners for an old tenor guitar
The original peg tuners on my old Regal tenor guitar slip badly, so I'm thinking of replacing them with some new banjo friction tuners as the nearest equivalent.
Any reason why this wouldn't work or is not a good idea?
Also does anyone have any particular tuner recommendations of what I should use?
Any reason why this wouldn't work or is not a good idea?
Also does anyone have any particular tuner recommendations of what I should use?
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