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  1. January 31st, 2010, 12:04 PM #1
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    I use a "1 over, 2 or 3 under" method, which I've never really had a problem with it.. although from what I understand, Gibson tuners are not really ever that great. I'm thinking about upgrading to some Grovers, but only if I can find irrefutable proof that their "Vintage" winders are any better.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mainestratman
    I use a "1 over, 2 or 3 under" method, which I've never really had a problem with it.. although from what I understand, Gibson tuners are not really ever that great. I'm thinking about upgrading to some Grovers, but only if I can find irrefutable proof that their "Vintage" winders are any better.
    This is the method I've always used - 1 over, 3 under.

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