Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn
alpep
Posted 2010-04-10 3:49 PM (#281821)
Subject: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn


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Location: NJ		Tuning gear buttons for Schaller tuning machines. These are high quality and have the metal insert to help prevent breakage. THESE WILL FIT SCHALLER MACHINES

Buffalo Bone





Indian Rosewood







your choice $24.99

add $7 for usps priority mail

if interested contact me at

alpepATlostArtVintageDOTcom
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alpep
Posted 2010-04-10 3:50 PM (#281822 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn


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Location: NJ		Buffalo Horn








Ebony



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Gallerinski
Posted 2010-04-10 4:32 PM (#281823 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn
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Location: Phoenix AZ		Al, Those look REALLY nice !!!

If I am not mistaken, I think Schaller and Ping shafts are the same size, so these should fit pretty much any Ovation or Adamas.
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alpep
Posted 2010-04-10 4:50 PM (#281824 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn


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Location: NJ		I will have to check but I think Ping and gotoh are the same.
my next order will be for gotoh buttons I am very please with these
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Patch
Posted 2010-04-10 9:14 PM (#281825 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn



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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent		YUM!

Let me take a look at my guitars and brainstorm a bit.
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bvince
Posted 2010-04-10 11:12 PM (#281826 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn



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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :)		Nice ... I like the ebony and buffalo horn the best. They would look really good on an Adamas I headstock.
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2ifbyC
Posted 2010-04-10 11:28 PM (#281827 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast
Originally posted by bvince:
... buffalo horn the best.
Those caught my attention too. I think I have a transplant patient for 'em.
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alpep
Posted 2010-04-26 4:59 PM (#281828 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn


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Location: NJ		I had a guitar with the ping tuners so I tried it and they seem to work ok. should be fine for any variety

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twistedlim
Posted 2010-04-26 6:01 PM (#281829 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn


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Location: Michigan		These are really nice. A set of Ebony on my legend:

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Patch
Posted 2010-04-26 9:09 PM (#281830 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn



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Location: Steeler Nation, Hudson Valley Contingent		Looking forward to getting my order from Al.
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stonebobbo
Posted 2010-04-26 9:24 PM (#281831 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn



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Location: Tennessee		What is that in the center of your headstock?
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twistedlim
Posted 2010-04-27 7:44 AM (#281832 - in reply to #281821)
Subject: Re: Tuner buttons for Schaller gears Bone rosewood ebony and horn


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Location: Michigan
Originally posted by stonebobbo:
What is that in the center of your headstock?
The end of a tie pin. :)

There was a small hole there that had a small chip out of the finish. I don't know why it was there but I tried to figure out some way to fill it and make look presentable without refinishing the whole headstock. I found an old tie pin that I was not using and the pin fit the hole perfecly so I just glued it in. Not factory original but nobody will ever mistake it for their guitar.

I was wondering if anyone would notice that.
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