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WD MusicTuners 6 In Line Chrome

WD Music
WD Music Tuners 6 In Line Chrome

Independent shopping perspective

The Korena take

Chrome 6-in-line replacement tuners for one-sided headstocks. A straight functional swap for worn or loose stock tuners on Strat- and Tele-style guitars.

WD Music Tuners 6 In Line Chrome product detail
Product studyWD Music Tuners 6 In Line Chrome

Strong match

Who this is for

  • Strat- and Tele-style guitars with all six tuners on one side
  • Replacing slipping or wobbly stock tuners on a budget
  • Matching chrome hardware on an existing build

Consider the trade-offs

When to look elsewhere

  • Three-a-side headstocks — this set is all one direction
  • Players who want clamp-down locking posts for fast string changes
  • Left-handed guitars, where the post direction runs the other way

What matters in use

The specifications, translated

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

6 in line

All six tuners point the same way for a single-sided headstock. They will not work on a 3+3 layout.

Detail 02

Chrome finish

Bright silver. Matches most stock bridge and pickup-cover hardware. Shows fingerprints more than nickel or black.

Detail 03

Standard tuner set

Strings wrap around the post by hand. Slower to restring than locking tuners, and wraps must be tidy to hold pitch.

Detail 04

$63 for six

Around ten dollars a tuner. Budget end of replacement hardware — a fix for worn tuners, not a precision upgrade.

Final check

Know before you order

  1. 01Measure your headstock's peg holes — bushing diameter must match or you will need reaming
  2. 02Screw holes may not line up with the old set; expect to redrill
  3. 03String winder and a set of strings are not included

Product questions

Before you decide

Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.

01Will these fit my Squier or Mexican Strat?

Usually, but check the peg hole diameter and mounting screw pattern first. Vintage-style and modern headstocks use different bushing sizes.

02Are these locking tuners?

No. You wrap the string around the post the normal way. If you want to skip wraps and change strings faster, look at a locking set.

03Do these come with mounting screws and bushings?

Replacement tuner sets normally ship with their own bushings and screws. Confirm before you start the job so you are not stuck mid-install.

04Will new tuners fix my tuning problems?

Only if the tuners are the cause. Slipping gears or wobbly posts, yes. Drift from a binding nut, a moving trem, or fresh strings stretching, no.