Re: Grover Tuner Question:
The old Schaller's didn't have the S. The old Schaller's had slot head screws holding the cog. Schaller's don't have buttons that were held on with a screw. Grover, to my knowledge is the only tuner manufacturer that uses and inset screw to hold the buttons on.
Pull a button and see what size and shape the shaft is. It probably has two flats.
I just thought this through. There are some mandolin tuners like that being sold on eBay that aren't Grover's. They look like older Grover's but I'm not real sure.
This guy is selling F style tuners like these and calling them Grover's.
These are Schaller old style tuners.
They do look like the Grover's listed by colorado_al.
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