40th Josh White Re Issue Tuners
jay
Posted 2016-12-24 12:57 PM (#531456)
Subject: 40th Josh White Re Issue Tuners



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Anyone know what make of tuners were put on these guitars? They certainly are not like the originals. I would like to buy some wood buttons for them...but I have no idea which ones will fit. Thanks and...Merry Christmas to everyone 

 

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seesquare
Posted 2016-12-24 1:52 PM (#531457 - in reply to #531456)
Subject: Re: 40th Josh White Re Issue Tuners


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Don't know, & same to ya! Call Al.
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Standingovation
Posted 2016-12-24 2:34 PM (#531458 - in reply to #531456)
Subject: Re: 40th Josh White Re Issue Tuners



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I'm not sure those buttons are replaceable.

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alpep
Posted 2016-12-24 2:41 PM (#531460 - in reply to #531456)
Subject: Re: 40th Josh White Re Issue Tuners


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nope you cannot swap those buttons.

I do have sets of the old schaller gears that should work but you may have to alter the hole for them....
those you can put any buttons you want and I have 4 types ebony rosewood bone and horn
they may be slightly heavier

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Koenig Kurt
Posted 2017-01-02 10:56 AM (#531644 - in reply to #531456)
Subject: Re: 40th Josh White Re Issue Tuners



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<p>The tuners on the JW Reissue are Schaller Hauser tuners. You can't change the buttons too easily, since you would have to glue new buttons onto them.</p><p>If you want other buttons and an easy swap, get yourself the new Schaller GrandTune classical Hauser tuners, they are available with a lot of different buttons.</p><p>Or do as Al said and switch to Schaller M6 tuners, which needs a bit of adjusting the holes. So did I - and I used the good Templeman buttons.</p><p>Best regards, Kurt</p>

Edited by Koenig Kurt 2017-01-02 10:59 AM
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