One of the knobs stripped out and I can't tune one of the strings. I took it off and it's definitely no good. Where can I get a replacement for it? Stewmac has them for 4$ each but shipping is 10$.
One of the knobs stripped out and I can't tune one of the strings. I took it off and it's definitely no good. Where can I get a replacement for it? Stewmac has them for 4$ each but shipping is 10$.
South West Jersey. Kentucky km-650. Delyeah!
will any of these do?
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Are they Gotoh tuners and is the stem square or does it have 2 flats?
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Is the knob held on by a screw or moulded on? If the latter, you could glue it back. I did this with a Schaller knob and the epoxy is still holding more than 15 years later.
If I recall correctly those have Golden Gate tuners, with screw on knobs similar to Gotoh. 2 flats, 2 sides rounded. Stew Mac knobs won’t work without modification. They are for square shafts. Siminoff used to carry those knobs, I think. Don’t know if he still does. Those replacement knobs are notoriously hard to find.
I don’t understand how a knob like that can “strip out”. Unless I’m wrong or the tuners have been replaced with the glue on knob type like Schallers or Golden Age.
Don
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I e-mailed Kentucky and they are sending me out 4 for free. What a nice turn of events.
South West Jersey. Kentucky km-650. Delyeah!
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