Detail 01
Left-handed
The tuners wind the opposite direction and mount mirrored. Putting these on a right-handed neck won't work correctly.

Independent shopping perspective
Six Gotoh locking tuners in black, built for left-handed instruments. A restringing-speed upgrade for lefty players, who have fewer hardware options.

Strong match
Consider the trade-offs
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
The tuners wind the opposite direction and mount mirrored. Putting these on a right-handed neck won't work correctly.
Detail 02
String clamps at the post, so you wind almost none. Restringing is quicker and the string can't creep at the post.
Detail 03
A complete six-string set in one purchase, so the finish and feel stay consistent across the headstock.
Detail 04
Blends with black bridges and hardware. Black coating shows brass wear at the button edges over years of use.
Detail 05
Buying this to replace a single failed tuner leaves you with five spares.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
The gearing and mounting are mirrored so the buttons sit correctly and turn the right way on a reversed headstock. Right-hand tuners on a lefty neck tune backwards.
Fit depends on your headstock's hole diameter, thickness, and screw pattern. Measure yours against the tuners' bushings before committing.
They stop slippage and winding stretch at the post. Binding at the nut or a shifting tremolo needs a different fix.
Swapping tuners is basic work if the holes match. Mismatched holes mean reaming or plugging and redrilling, which is worth handing to a tech.
Reference
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