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Michael Robertson


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Post  Posted 28 Jun 2024 11:13 am    
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70's era S10 Emmons replacement tuners sources?
I'd like to replace the stock ones.
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Herb Steiner

 

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Post  Posted 29 Jun 2024 9:54 am    
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This tuner at Stewart-Macdonald is the correct replacement. You'll need two sets and will have a spare right and left tuner in case something breaks.

https://www.stewmac.com/parts-and-hardware/tuning-machines/solid-peghead-guitar-tuning-machines/gotoh-vintage-style-oval-knob-33-tuners/
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Michael Robertson


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Post  Posted 29 Jun 2024 10:14 am     Thank you
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Thanks for the good news, Herb.
I appreciate it.
Michael
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Michael Robertson


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Post  Posted 15 Jul 2024 6:53 pm     1/4" collars for PP rods underneath
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Look for PP parts

1/4" collars with set screw, for PP rods
I'm on the hunt
Thanks
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Ian Worley


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Sacramento, CA
Post  Posted 15 Jul 2024 8:57 pm     Re: 1/4
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Michael Robertson wrote:
Look for PP parts

1/4" collars with set screw, for PP rods...

Do you mean 1/8" collars, for pull rods? Any hobby store will have them, or get them on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Du-Bro-Plated-Brass-Dura-Collar-12-Pack/dp/B0006NAVL4/
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Michael Robertson


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Post  Posted 16 Jul 2024 7:35 am     1/4-1/8?
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Ian thanks for the reply. The collars are stamped with 1/4" but they seem to be 1/8, so I'm not sure which one is correct.
Thanks for the link
Michael
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Ian Worley


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Post  Posted 16 Jul 2024 9:10 am    
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The rods on a PP are 1/8", the collars linked above are the correct size
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Michael Robertson


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Post  Posted 16 Jul 2024 9:54 am     Thank you
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Ian thanks
I made an order from Amazon
Michael
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Michael Yahl


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Post  Posted 17 Jul 2024 5:29 am    
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I have them also. They are PP period correct.

https://www.psgparts.com/shop/05-018-collar-set-rod-4-pc-17885?category=4

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