You didnt mention the coolest part about these tuners... one turn is the same amount of pitch change for each string (which is why they are geared different)... makes changing tunings super fast and easy!
Yes, cool guitars! Graphtech make great products, and they have locking and non-locking versions of the ratio tuners...6 in-line or 3 X 3. However, for some Fender vintage style plate tuners, the plates don't fit and new holes have to be drilled.
Cool Video. Do you think upgrading the nut along with these would be a good idea? As long as the guitars stock one is cheap of course. Be interested to see what you think after gigging with them .
Hey guys , this is a followup to my previous comment. I got the Ratio Tuners in today. I installed them on my '69 SG along with a set of the NYXL strings. Humma Humma bang bang! Sustain is better and you can get any tone out of the strings you want. I was using ThroBak strings before and my nearly 50 year old tuning machines. Thanks RJ. By the way , this is my first ever mod to one of my guitars.
Nice video RJ! After having these installed, what do you think of the "ratio" concept? Have you noticed more consistently (across the 6 keys) in the amount you need to turn the keys to change/reach pitch?
Intonation - is the REAL Culprit. When you try to intonate you sometimes see that you can't HIT the pitch exactly with regular tuners. took me 2 hrs to intonate new bridge instead of 15 MINUTES. Stretching strings and retune, retune. These tuners are DESIGNED to be PRECISE. Getting Intonation right the first time.Thanks Graph Tech!
I love repair and upgrade videos....been thinking of getting a set of these for my strat. Looking forward to hearing your final verdict on these. Thanks .
Awesome, man! Been looking at those. Usually upgrade, with the hip shot, locking tuners. But, I'd like to try these. Also, see you got the stew mac screwdriver set. What you think about that? I do alot of guitar work, and been looking at that set. Worth the buy? Annnnd, I love your videos! Your def top 5 favorites on youtube!
Hello RJ, you did a great video on how you do your backing tracks which was awesome. Have you done one on how you film your segments? What gear camera/mics and the likes I am truly intrigued on how you get this done. Thanks
Kinda cool. Let us know if raising and lowering the pitch on each string now requires the exact same amount of rotation on every tuner. Could be handy for rapid open D and other tunings once you get used to them.
Thanks RJ, I have a set in waiting to replace the G-Force on my 2015, Les Paul Less +, just haven’t had the heart to pull the trigger on the change, but I expect these to be the right choice when I do.
I've got the ratio tuners on my Telecaster. 10/10 performance. However, Im hesitant to install these on my Les Paul because after using the required mounting plate, the post height is reduced, which increases the string angle over the nut.
How is the post wobble? I'm considering these to replace the Grovers I have on my Strat. I was considering Gotoh 510's specifically because they say there is zero wobble. The Grovers are God awful, and one of them just broke. These look very interesting, but please tell me about the wobble. Thanks.
You're making some great videos man. So, yeah I bought that Les Paul Tribute. You guys can jeer if you wanna. I get it. But for 900 bucks with the Gibson hard case that thing is badass. I'm getting ready to do a recording project and that guitar became the front and center axe. It will probably carry most rhythms but a few solos too. Why? Because it CAN. 2018 Les Paul Tribute is a great guitar. I love it. I play it. Get over it. : )
I have locking tuners on all of my guitars. It’s so bad I would have to watch a tutorial on how to restring a guitar with regular tuners because I’m so used to the ease of locking tuners. Haha
You didnt mention the coolest part about these tuners... one turn is the same amount of pitch change for each string (which is why they are geared different)... makes changing tunings super fast and easy!
Those Knaggs guitars are very cool! I prefer locking tuners more for the sake of quicker re-stringing anymore.
Yes, cool guitars! Graphtech make great products, and they have locking and non-locking versions of the ratio tuners...6 in-line or 3 X 3. However, for some Fender vintage style plate tuners, the plates don't fit and new holes have to be drilled.
Yay! Now my drop G tuning will be accurate.
Ive been wanting to try them for a couple of years. Interested to see what you think
Cool Video. Do you think upgrading the nut along with these would be a good idea? As long as the guitars stock one is cheap of course. Be interested to see what you think after gigging with them .
If the nut is obviously bad (poor material, not cut well, catching when tuning), then yes the nut should be replaced.
Hey guys , this is a followup to my previous comment. I got the Ratio Tuners in today. I installed them on my '69 SG along with a set of the NYXL strings. Humma Humma bang bang! Sustain is better and you can get any tone out of the strings you want. I was using ThroBak strings before and my nearly 50 year old tuning machines. Thanks RJ. By the way , this is my first ever mod to one of my guitars.
Great to hear Lonnie!
Nice video RJ! After having these installed, what do you think of the "ratio" concept? Have you noticed more consistently (across the 6 keys) in the amount you need to turn the keys to change/reach pitch?
Intonation - is the REAL Culprit. When you try to intonate you sometimes see that you can't HIT the pitch exactly with regular tuners. took me 2 hrs to intonate new bridge instead of 15 MINUTES. Stretching strings and retune, retune. These tuners are DESIGNED to be PRECISE. Getting Intonation right the first time.Thanks Graph Tech!
Awesome video, man!
Thanks y'all! Great product, I just installed another set on my '77 Strat.
I love repair and upgrade videos....been thinking of getting a set of these for my strat. Looking forward to hearing your final verdict on these. Thanks .
Thanks! I may try the tuners and for sure gonna try them strings!
Thanks R.J. Love your videos
Hi RJ
It's been three weeks since the install of the Ratio Tuners on the Knagg do you have a comment on how they are performing on the guitar ?
Awesome, man! Been looking at those. Usually upgrade, with the hip shot, locking tuners. But, I'd like to try these.
Also, see you got the stew mac screwdriver set. What you think about that? I do alot of guitar work, and been looking at that set. Worth the buy?
Annnnd, I love your videos! Your def top 5 favorites on youtube!
Good demonstration. I may try these on my ‘69 Gibson SG. The tuners are feeling weird. Some are very easy to turn and some feel too tight.
Precision tuners for the win!
Hello RJ, you did a great video on how you do your backing tracks which was awesome. Have you done one on how you film your segments? What gear camera/mics and the likes I am truly intrigued on how you get this done. Thanks
That's coming!
Awesome very very excited to see how it’s done. Thank you for your time!🎸
Kinda cool. Let us know if raising and lowering the pitch on each string now requires the exact same amount of rotation on every tuner. Could be handy for rapid open D and other tunings once you get used to them.
'Incorporate string gauges in tuning equation, half turn equals half tone on each string'
Please do a follow up video after a few gigs to let us know how they hold up. Thanks.
BEST tuners on the market! I have them on two guitars. No better products!
One thing please the mechanical, lock is finger hand made how snug or lose,I forgot, I bought some time ago not sure how I broke my g string,?
Thanks RJ, I have a set in waiting to replace the G-Force on my 2015, Les Paul Less +, just haven’t had the heart to pull the trigger on the change, but I expect these to be the right choice when I do.
Great tuners. Have a set on a Edwards Les Paul. Really like the stability.
I've got the ratio tuners on my Telecaster. 10/10 performance.
However, Im hesitant to install these on my Les Paul because after using the required mounting plate, the post height is reduced, which increases the string angle over the nut.
How is the post wobble? I'm considering these to replace the Grovers I have on my Strat. I was considering Gotoh 510's specifically because they say there is zero wobble. The Grovers are God awful, and one of them just broke. These look very interesting, but please tell me about the wobble. Thanks.
You're making some great videos man.
So, yeah I bought that Les Paul Tribute.
You guys can jeer if you wanna. I get it. But for 900 bucks with the Gibson hard case that thing is badass. I'm getting ready to do a recording project and that guitar became the front and center axe. It will probably carry most rhythms but a few solos too. Why? Because it CAN.
2018 Les Paul Tribute is a great guitar.
I love it. I play it. Get over it. : )
is that fit to reverse headstock, im confused on retro fitting it might not same spot the hole of the screw
Nice. Now swap out that bridge pickup for the full black version, lol :)
Great guitar!
I'd be interested to know how you think the new tuners affect your tone
I haven't noticed a difference.
@@RJRonquillo Cool. Thank you!
I mean. Very cool, thank you. (I was logged into a different account the first time I replied) Ooooops.
Jeff would be proud.
I have locking tuners on all of my guitars. It’s so bad I would have to watch a tutorial on how to restring a guitar with regular tuners because I’m so used to the ease of locking tuners. Haha
Oh great to see how they work 😂
Forget the tuners. I want the shirt! :)
Those are expensive guitars. I'm really surprised that it doesn't come with all the bells and whistles fitted. It is a stunning guitar though.
On the paper, it feels a bit weird to have a different ratio for each string... you tell us in a few days ! ;-)
Used to be a pretty good gtar player, then a string in the eye cut my career short mang... 😂😂😂
You are a boss! A guitar workbench in your bathroom. I bet you have a guitar on a stand with a Deluxe Reverb next to the toilet. All guitar, all day.