Reverend Rawk
It's the vintage style tuner where you put the string into the hole in the middle of the post first, then wrap it around the post. In general I prefer them to standard tuners because it is easier to string and unstring. Here is one notable exception.Originally Posted by Zip
Sorry to hear, but I've gotta ask - why cut strings BEFORE they're wound around the tuner?
(I've played bass since the late '70's - yes, I'm that old)
They look just like these tuners:
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