FenderLocking Tuners Stratocaster Guitar Tuners, Polished Chrome, for Right-Handed Guitar, 1.7x10x4.5 Inches, Set of 6

I have these on 4 Fender strats. They are the best drop-in tuners around for Fender branded guitars. Installation is simple, quick, straightforward. Took less than 15 minutes to remove the old strings and tuners, install these, restring the guitar, tune it, stretch the strings, retune. These are EXACT fit for MIM strats (two pins on the tuning machine). Only tool needed is a 10mm nutdriver/socket.Stability is VERY good. Ease of string change is also a plus. This is probably one of the two best upgrades that can be done to improve tuning stability on a Strat (the other is the nut).For the price these were listed at, this was a bargain. I would not hesitate to install these on any future Strat and I would highly recommend them to anyone who owns a MIM strat.Great product, great quality, great price.

Very fast 1 to 1 replacement for an American Professional II Telecaster. Took 10 minutes! Smooth tuning stability. Less expensive than many of the alternatives and keeps the Fender aesthetic.

Superb quality. They feel nice and smooth. Very easy and quick to install. Any Fender guitar I own that doesn’t have locking tuners, will receive a set of these. They make string changes a breeze. Great value.

Great locking tuners and better priced here on Amazon than brick and mortar shops. Easy to install and look absolutely great. Fit well in a Duo Sonic.

These are great replacements on a guitar with standard or vintage tuners. They were a perfect fit for my Fender Player II Strat and took about 10 - 15 minutes to replace the original tuners. They make changing strings easy. Yes, I'll buy another set for my OTHER Fender Strat. Also, they are a very fair price.

The tuners are sturdy and smooth-turning, and have an overall quality feel to them. I used these to replace the 'historic tuners' on a Fender Players Series II Jaguar I recently purchased, and they dropped in perfectly. A very quick mod, and no extra work required. These are a great value, and will make string changes more frequent and much faster (you won't put off doing them as much!) - and especially handy if you own a fair number of working guitars, as I do. Highly recommended.

Didn't install them yet but I can already see the difference in quality from the stock. I have a HSS MIM Strat which is a good guitar for what I use it for but I have never liked the stock tuners. They seem cheaply made and don't work as well as other tuners on similar priced or cheaper guitars. Locking Schaller's and Gotoh's aren't cheap either; than I saw these. For the price of non locking Schaller's you get Fender licensed Schaller style locking tuners. The same tuners I've seen on USA Strat's; although they are made in Tiwan. They should fit directly if not I'll have to drill some shallow holes for the prongs on the underside. The hole the rotating part fits through should be the same though. This should be a direct fit on most Fender's but if not, installing tuners isn't a super complex task. As long as the holes already drilled aren't too big; drilling bigger ones or pilot holes for screws can be accomplished by most people with any already existing tinkering skill. You just need to be careful and take your time. Measure 4 or 5 times at least, drill once! Measuring twice is fine for most woodworking but your working on a musical instrument not a deck. If I didn't just put new strings on it I would have these installed already but I don't like wasting strings. Next change I'll swap the tuners and add some TUSQ string trees I ordered while I'm at it. MIM Strats are okay guitars but tuners, a new nut and string trees, tremolo springs, and getting it adjusted are relatively cheap upgrades. If you completely re wire a new MIM Strat you should have just bought an American one in the first place; you'll spend the same money doing so and have factory warranty. Now re working a cheap used one is another story altogether...

Nice upgrade for my Mexican strat. In an effort to stop buying new guitars, of which I don't have the storage space for, I've been modding my collection to enjoy playing new gear on the old gear. This was a noticable improvement is tuning stability along with making string changes easier