Detail 01
Locking tuners
The string clamps at the post instead of wrapping several turns. Faster restrings and no creep as the winds settle.

Independent shopping perspective
Six Gotoh locking tuners in black for right-handed guitars. A straightforward upgrade if you restring often or fight slipping at the post.

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 string clamps at the post instead of wrapping several turns. Faster restrings and no creep as the winds settle.
Detail 02
Standard orientation. The buttons face the usual direction and the gears turn conventionally.
Detail 03
One purchase covers a full six-string. Finish and button feel stay uniform across the headstock.
Detail 04
Pairs with black bridges and control hardware. The coating eventually shows wear where fingers grip the buttons.
Detail 05
Replacing one failed tuner means buying five you don't currently need.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
A mechanism inside the post clamps the string so you only need a fraction of a turn. Less winding means less stretch and settling after a string change.
That comes down to your headstock hole diameter, thickness, and mounting screw pattern. Measure before ordering — tuner fit is not universal.
If the holes match, it's a screwdriver job. If they don't, reaming or redrilling a headstock is better left to someone with the tools.
Slippage at the post goes away and strings settle faster. Tuning drift from the nut, saddles, or a floating bridge is unaffected.
Reference
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