Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head
stellarjim
Posted 2009-06-09 11:08 PM (#412352)
Subject: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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Anyone know how to replace a tuning peg on a Slot Head? Can you replace a single peg or do you need to replace the metal-bar tuning peg assembly (ie 3 Tuning Pegs)?
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thx.

Jim
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twistedlim
Posted 2009-06-09 11:14 PM (#412353 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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Me thinks it is the whole strip, and you will probably pay for a set.. What guitar?
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CrimsonLake
Posted 2009-06-09 11:17 PM (#412354 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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On some of them you can replace individual tuners as well.
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AussieJames
Posted 2009-06-09 11:18 PM (#412355 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head



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My Slot Head has individual tuners

Post a pic

AJ
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Paul Templeman
Posted 2009-06-10 5:15 AM (#412356 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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If they are the Schaller M6 3-on-a-plate that Ovation used to use then you need to replace the whole strip. If they are open-gear 3-on-a-plate you can replace individual cogs and worms.
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stellarjim
Posted 2009-06-10 10:38 PM (#412357 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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I'm the soon to be new owner of War Eagle's Adamas 1680. But the guitar needs a new Tuning Peg. I was trying to figure out if this was a big deal or not. It looks like the 1680 pegs may be individual machines so it shouldn't be too bad. Thanks for everyone's help.

Jim
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stellarjim
Posted 2009-06-10 10:40 PM (#412358 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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I'm the soon to be new owner of War Eagle's Adamas 1680. But the guitar needs a new Tuning Peg. I was trying to figure out if this was a big deal or not. It looks like the 1680 pegs may be individual machines so it shouldn't be too bad. Thanks for everyone's help.

Jim
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2ifbyC
Posted 2009-06-11 12:23 AM (#412359 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head
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Jim,

The 1680 has six single gold Schallers with the stylized 'S' and "Made in Germany" embossed on the 'caps'. Check with John or Kim at the MS if ya only need one.

You're getting a FINE instrument!
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Trader Jim
Posted 2009-06-11 5:47 AM (#412360 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head


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That is a great guitar. Here's a pic of Iffy and it before the fall...
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TAFKAR
Posted 2009-06-11 9:05 AM (#412361 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head



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It's alright Jim, it wasn't the guitar that fell.
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Koenig Kurt
Posted 2009-06-11 11:12 AM (#412362 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head



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They are changeable. Every Schaller mini Tuner button will fit.

Think about one of Temp's custom sets. The walnut tuner buttons would fit perfectly.

And think about the size as well: When you use longer screws the normal size buttons will fit also - and will look and feel much better.

Best regards,
Kurt
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2ifbyC
Posted 2009-06-11 11:33 AM (#412363 - in reply to #412352)
Subject: Re: Replacing a Tuning Peg on a Slot Head
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Originally posted by TAFKAR:
It's alright Jim, it wasn't the guitar that fell.
Phew!

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