Detail 01
Left-handed
Gears and buttons are mirrored so tuning direction feels correct on a lefty headstock.

Independent shopping perspective
Left-handed replacement tuners with Fender's vintage-style 70s "F" stamped covers. For lefty players restoring or upgrading a Fender-style headstock.


Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Gears and buttons are mirrored so tuning direction feels correct on a lefty headstock.
Detail 02
Matches standard chrome bridges and jack plates. Will look off next to gold or nickel-aged parts.
Detail 03
Cosmetic detail on the back of each tuner. Matters if you want the vintage-era look.
Detail 04
Replaces all tuners at once, so the whole headstock stays visually consistent.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The tuners are built left-handed, so the gearing and button placement are mirrored. On a right-handed headstock they would tune backward and sit wrong.
Possibly. Peghole diameter and screw placement vary between guitars. Check your current tuner footprint first; a tech can ream or plug and redrill if needed.
This is a set of machine heads for one guitar, so all tuners match.
It matches standard chrome parts. If your bridge and control plate are nickel, gold or aged, expect a visible difference in tone and shine.
Reference
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