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Hi All,

I wonder if anybody can help me. I've got a mid 80s Japanese Fender Precision, whose machine heads aren't the best (or at least they're not as smooth/stable as some of my other fenders). Does anybody know what would be a good upgrade for them, ideally Fender own, or at least looking very similar if not, and using the same holes with no modification?

I've attached a photo of them if it helps.

They look to me like they might be Fender/Schaller 70s style ones. Can anybody confirm this?

Cheers

Rich

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hi i had an E serial jap p bass and i fitted machineheads off a fender 70s p bass which fitted straight on i know wilkinson do replacement ones [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wilkinson-Open-Bass-Machine-Head-Tuner-HWJB200-Chrome-/370743780430?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item56520d244e"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Wilkinson-Open-Bass-Machine-Head-Tuner-HWJB200-Chrome-/370743780430?pt=UK_Guitar_Accessories&hash=item56520d244e[/url]

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Yeah look like 70s type. Strings direct do a set for £60 http://www.stringsdirect.co.uk/p/921749/fender-pure-vintage-70s-bass-tuning-machineheads/

Posted

Wicked. Thanks guys. I think I'll invest in some nice Fender ones, unless anybody pops up with some they are getting rid of in the meantime.

Thanks

Rich

Posted (edited)

They look like nice machines, Gotohs I think, I have them on my jap fretless P.

Maybes they just need tightening?

http://www.talkbass.com/threads/loose-tuners.895083/

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