D'Addario Accessories Auto-Trim Tuning Machines - Locking Tuners for Guitars - 6 In Line Setup, Black
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Brand | D'Addario Accessories |
Color | Black |
Item Dimensions LxWxH | 4 x 2 x 6 inches |
String Material Type | Nylon |
Finish Type | Black |
Instrument | Guitar |
Item Weight | 0.63 Pounds |
Operation Mode | Acoustic, Electric |
About this item
- AUTOMATICALLY CUTS EXCESS STRING WHILE TUNING: Trims excess string while tuning to ensure consistent and accurate tuning.
- EASY STRING CHANGES: The locking tuners make changing strings fast and easy.
- SMOOTH AND PRECISE TUNING: The sealed gear box with lubricated gears ensures smooth and precise tuning.
- UNIVERSAL FIT: Fits most 6-in-line electric and acoustic guitars without drilling or modification.
- ATTRACTIVE FINISH: Adds a sleek and modern look to your guitar while providing reliable tuning performance.
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Lock Feature | 4.6 | — | — | 4.8 | 4.6 |
Stability | 4.6 | — | — | 4.8 | 4.6 |
Easy to install | 4.2 | — | — | 4.5 | 4.2 |
Accuracy | — | 4.3 | 4.2 | 4.8 | — |
Value for money | — | 4.2 | 3.5 | 4.7 | — |
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instrument | Guitar | Guitar | Guitar | Guitar | Guitar |
number of strings | 0 | 4 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
operation mode | Acoustic, Electric | Electric | Acoustic | Manual | Manual |
string material | Nylon | — | Alloy Steel | Nylon | Nylon |
finish type | Black | Powder Coated | — | Powder Coated | Powder Coated |
weight | 0.63 pounds | 0.14 pounds | 1.6 ounces | 0.3 kilograms | 0.2 kilograms |
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Product information
Item Weight | 10.1 ounces |
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Product Dimensions | 4 x 2 x 6 inches |
Country of Origin | Taiwan |
ASIN | B0002E2N9K |
Item model number | PWAT-6R2 |
Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
Best Sellers Rank | #11,349 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments) #38 in Electric Guitar Tuning Keys |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Date First Available | March 10, 2007 |
Body Material | steel |
Color Name | Black |
Compatible Devices | Guitar |
String Material | Nylon |
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Product Description
Product Description
Features:
- Patented Ned Steinberger design cuts excess string while guitar is tuned, eliminating need for extra string-cutting tools.
- Individual string clamps securely hold string in tuner - no need for multiple wraps around the tuning post.
- Excellent for aggressive tremolo use.
- Precision 18:1 gear ratio provides smooth, exact tuning, while virtually eliminating backlash and slippage.
From the Manufacturer
The Planet Waves 6-in-line Auto Trim Tuning Machines are precision tuners that automatically cut the excess string while changing strings, eliminating the need string clippers making string changes easy and fast. The 18:1 ratio worm gear constructions ensures greater precision than standard tuners and ensure tuning stability even during the hardest playing. Includes 6 tuners and mounting hardware. Black finish. 6 in-line setup for instruments that have all 6 tuning machines on the same side of the headstock.
Ordinarily, restringing is a tedious chore, requiring extra tools such as string cutters in order to get the job done. Planet Waves Auto-Trim tuners eliminate this need by automatically trimming the excess string from the tuning post as you increase the tension on the string. The Auto-Trim's rugged, die-cast housing and precision machined 18:1 bevel and worm gears assure in-tune performance after even the most aggressive playing or tremolo use. The tuners include a string clamp that securely hold the string in place, eliminating the need for multiple wraps around the tuning post. Simply insert the string, tighten the clamp, tune it up to the proper tension and allow the auto-trim feature to remove the excess string. Changing strings has never been easier. A Ned Steinberger Design.
Planet Waves, part of the D'Addario family of brands, is known for innovative, problem-solving, quality musical accessories. Planet Waves offers a complete line of award-winning accessories including cables, picks, tuners, capos, straps, humidifiers, maintenance tools and more.
From the manufacturer
D'Addario Auto-Trim Tuning Machines
Auto-Trim Locking Tuning Machines are precision tuners that automatically cut off excess string during string changes. Simply insert string, tighten the clamp, and tune to pitch. These tuners use an 18:1 gear ratio, ensuring greater precision than standard tuners and stability during heavy playing.
Available in Black, Gold, and Chrome
6 in-line
Available in Black, Gold, and Chrome
3 per side
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Customers like the quality, auto-trim, and tuning of the stringed instruments. For example, they mention the 18:1 ratio provides for very accurate tuning, and the auto-trim feature is convenient. They say the tuners stay in tune great, and that the performance is great. That said, some complain about the ease of installation.
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Customers like the quality of the tuners. They say they are decent, fantastic, and solid. They also say the 18:1 ratio provides for very accurate tuning. Customers also say that the tuner holds up to quality very well, is a great upgrade over the stock tuners, and is the simplest thing for any guitarist.
"These were a great upgrade over the stock tuners. The locking and Auto-trim feature works great and really speeds up string changes...." Read more
"These are really fantastic tuners. They aren't exactly what I was expecting. I had thought locking tuners were able to "lock in" my tuning...." Read more
"Great tuners, solid, lock works great, and super easy to install...." Read more
"...I recommend them highly, the quality is great !..." Read more
Customers like the tuning of the stringed instruments. They say it holds tuning really well, and the auto-trim feature is a great feature. The 18:1 ratio provides for very accurate tuning, and it's easy to install. Customers also mention that the tuners are smooth and easy to tune.
"...Nice. Seem to have a nice snug feel and a decent tuning ratio...." Read more
"...Tuners are smooth and easy to tune...." Read more
"...Supposedly it results in better tuning stability as there is less slack around the peg which can shift around slightly and make you go flat...." Read more
"...But very easy install. Stays in tune great, auto-trim feature is was more helpful than I thought...." Read more
Customers like the auto cut feature of the stringed instruments. They mention that it's convenient, practical, and works well. Some say that the tuning stability is weak.
"...I like the auto-trim feature a lot. When you tune the guitar, it just cuts those strings right off. Nice...." Read more
"...In addition to the locking mechanism, they also cut the excess string off when you are first tuning up...." Read more
"...But very easy install. Stays in tune great, auto-trim feature is was more helpful than I thought...." Read more
"...They hold tuning really well and I actually like the auto trim feature...." Read more
Customers like the performance of the stringed instruments. They say the tuners work well, the trim feature works perfectly, and the auto-trim works flawlessly. Some say the quality of the tuner is high.
"...(1/16") to drill pilot holes for the anti-rotation screws...worked well...." Read more
"...In my case this isn’t a big deal as they work perfectly even though things didn’t work out 100%...." Read more
"...Dropped perfectly into 10mm holes. Excellent product!" Read more
"These tuners are awesome. They work well and cut the string automatically when you tighten the lock...." Read more
Customers find the installation of the tuners to be easy. They mention that it's simple, manageable, and makes it easy to string up their guitar. They're happy with the installation and performance, and find the ends off of strings very convenient. They are designed to install on modern, metric based instruments with 10mm headstock. They pop right in and hold perfect tune.
"...It is very manageable. I have removed and reinstalled a single set of coated Elixer strings upward of 5 times without issue...." Read more
"Great tuners, solid, lock works great, and super easy to install...." Read more
"...But very easy install. Stays in tune great, auto-trim feature is was more helpful than I thought...." Read more
"...use any string I want, regardless of lifespan due to how easy it is to restring this guitar...." Read more
Customers find the locking feature of the tuners to be convenient and helpful for changing strings. They say it makes string changes much faster and less frustrating. Customers also mention that the tuner gets their strings in tune fast and stays in tune because they have no wraps. They also say the locking action makes tuning up several minutes faster than with traditional tuners.
"...The locking and Auto-trim feature works great and really speeds up string changes. Tuners are smooth and easy to tune...." Read more
"...Installing new strings is very fast, too...." Read more
"...It makes string changes much faster and cuts down on the tools one needs to make string changes.I do have to make one complaint...." Read more
"...I have both the 6 on a side and 3+3. String changes are a breeze and tuning instability a thing of the past. A necessity for guitars with tremolo...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the tuners. They mention that the gold color is fancy and real, and the black looks great on their Fender headstock. The tuners are drop-in replacements that look fantastic and make changing strings very easy. They also appreciate the smooth rotation and the excellent gold finish. The finish is ok, and they are perfect for black and gold builds.
"Needed good quality for a kit project. These were perfect for my black and gold build" Read more
"Decent tuners, they look good, but the string trimming feature is just a needless gimmick you really can live without." Read more
"...The string trimmer function is really cool and really nake a sleek look. 9/10" Read more
"...Looks perfect!!! Some of the other reviews whined about having to tighten the strings so tihht they thought they would break...." Read more
Customers are not happy with the screws that come with the stringed instruments. They say the screws are weak, and they strip out or break during installation. Some customers also mention that the heads of the screws were completely worn and could not be removed.
"...would be upset by this so my advice is know that the screws aren’t very good quality and if you are using a drill to drive in the new screws, you..." Read more
"This is a great product but the screws that come in the package are trash. The strip almost immediately...." Read more
"...to install in a high quality fender or warmoth neck the small set screw's head twist off after drilling perfect pilot hole .planet waves you Make..." Read more
"Great tuning machines but watch out for the small screws!!!! I had one snap on me even though I drilled pilot holes!..." Read more
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Nice tuners, and a reasonable price. If they fit your guitar, I think you'll like them. Same locking mechanism as most locking tuners, with a thumbscrew on the back. I like the auto-trim feature a lot. When you tune the guitar, it just cuts those strings right off. Nice. Seem to have a nice snug feel and a decent tuning ratio. Not a good choice to replace modern Fender/Schallers because they don't cover the alignment pin holes. Fits well in 25/64" peg holes. (You can measure with drill bits if you aren't sure what your headstock has.) I wish they made these with a housing that would cover the alignment holes of most other tuners (Fender 2 pin and Sperzel 1 pin look like they would leave holes these can't cover.)
PROs
- Reasonable price for locking tuners
- Nice fit/feel
- Very secure once installed (properly)
- Black everywhere (unlike sperzel's black lockers which have a silver center peg.)
- Fits in 25/64" hole, typical of many guitars.
- They appear to be available in multiple finishes. I bought black.
- Small silver "dot" on center peg aids visibility/string insertion in darker environments. (like a club)
CONs
- Will not cover the 2 alignment pin holes on Stratocasters/Telecasters that use modern fender/schaller tuners. (as shown in photos on product page)
- Center peg is flat black, while the tuner handles and back casing are more of a shiny black.
- Washers and nuts seem thin/flimsy. I was concerned the nuts might strip really easily, but they went on ok using a socket.
- You will probably need to drill the holes for the alignment screws.
DETAILS, INSTALLATION HELP, OBSERVATIONS
I bought these to put on a Fender Custom Telecaster FMT HH that had black tuners, and they worked out great.
I was really annoyed that the tuners on that guitar had the 2 alignment pins about 1 pin width closer to the center peg than a normal fender/schaller tuner. But because of that, these Planet waves tuners were able to just cover the two holes. I wouldn't buy these for an American for Mexican strat or tele because as shown in the photos - they do not cover the alignment pin holes -- so they leave an unprofessional looking installation. But for this particular guitar, they worked great.
I really like the auto-trim feature. The locking knob could be slightly larger in diameter as it is the same as the tuner housing so is slightly harder to grip than it would be if it were a little bit larger, but it works ok. I prefer the shape of a fender/schaller tuning knob, so I may try taking the tuning knobs off the old tuners and putting on these, but I'm not sure if that will work or not.
Overall, these have a nice feel to them when installed. The basic mechanism is the same as any locking tuner, and they have a little silver pin on the center shaft that helps to show you where the string hole is. (Nice because with the black tuners, in a low light environment like a bar or club, when you have a broken string, the black is hard to see, but that little silver button/dot helps a lot. The nuts and washers on the front seem a little cheapish/flimsy, but they worked ok. These fit without issue in the 25/64" tuner holes in my head stock, no modification there. Before you drill, install all 6 tuners into the headstock holes, tighten them snug but not so firm that you can't rotate them with a little resistance. Then put a ruler across the back, align all 6 so they are straight, slightly tighten the nuts until you have them all aligned perfectly. Now drill the alignment screw holes using a 1/16" or smaller drill bit. Be careful to drill no deeper than the length of the screw. If in doubt, drill slightly less deep.I used the tiniest drill bit I have (1/16") to drill pilot holes for the anti-rotation screws...worked well. You can mark the drill bit with a black marker for the depth by holding it up to the screw to determine how deep it should go into the hole. Then drill slowly to get just the right depth for the screw. (Drill with the tuners in place.)
UPDATE 7/24/15 - I've had these installed for 6 months or more now on one of my guitars. I think they are really great. In fact I have upgraded my star rating from 4 to 5 stars after using these for a while. I've also expanded my own exposure to a variety of other locking tuners from Grover, Schaller and Fender and I have to say these would be my favorites if only the center post finishes matched the rest of the tuner, and if the mounting could conceal the holes of other original tuners better. Functionally, I love these. Cosmetically, they leave minor issues for me. I see they are now offered in some other finishes like Gold, Chrome and that's good except they all have the same black center post? I'm not crazy about that. I also see both 3x3 and 6 inline offerings which is good. Would love to see them offer additional button options like keystone shaped, grover kidney bean shaped, etc. Another clever option would be to offer some thin mounting adapter plates that would allow the tuner to cover the mounting holes of other popular tuners like the Fender/Schaller tuners. Planet Waves team - feel free to take those ideas and grow your tuner business! I would have put them on 5 more guitars by now if they hadn't lacked the ability to give a clean looking installation.
In addition to the locking mechanism, they also cut the excess string off when you are first tuning up. There is a raised section of metal that covers up the eyelet halfway around the tuner, so when the peg turns, it cuts the string.
I've found that these tuners allow for re-using old strings much more easily than standard tuners. Normally, taking off a string results in a springy coil at the end of the string, and trying to straighten that out to feed it back through the guitar's body is hell. Also there is a good chance the string will break at the tuner if you do manage to put it back on since it is very difficult to get a clean wrap with the unruly coil of a used string. The locking tuners make these non-issues, since there is barely any length on the string that actually wraps around the peg (a half turn or less!). It is very manageable. I have removed and reinstalled a single set of coated Elixer strings upward of 5 times without issue.
Installing new strings is very fast, too.
I have had a little experience with Sperzel locking tuners since buying these, and while the Sperzel's definitely have somewhat better build quality, and the locking knobs on the back are slightly more comfortable to turn, they lack the "Auto-trim" feature, which is one of my favorite things about the Planet Waves tuners.
I do have to make one complaint. The screws that come with the kit are very cheap and I had half of them fail on me. Two snapped in half (and are currently stuck in my headstock) and one head stripped out and only drove half way in. Fortunately for me I bought a guitar second hand and upgraded it so I was more concerned with the tuners working well than it looking pretty or being absolutely perfect. In my case this isn’t a big deal as they work perfectly even though things didn’t work out 100%. I can see how someone upgrading their favorite guitar would be upset by this so my advice is know that the screws aren’t very good quality and if you are using a drill to drive in the new screws, you need to use a very VERY low torque setting. Mine seemed to work ok on a 3 but when I went up to 8 I very single one had some sort of failure.
The screw quality is the only reason I didn’t leave five stares.
Reviewed in the United States on March 29, 2021
I do have to make one complaint. The screws that come with the kit are very cheap and I had half of them fail on me. Two snapped in half (and are currently stuck in my headstock) and one head stripped out and only drove half way in. Fortunately for me I bought a guitar second hand and upgraded it so I was more concerned with the tuners working well than it looking pretty or being absolutely perfect. In my case this isn’t a big deal as they work perfectly even though things didn’t work out 100%. I can see how someone upgrading their favorite guitar would be upset by this so my advice is know that the screws aren’t very good quality and if you are using a drill to drive in the new screws, you need to use a very VERY low torque setting. Mine seemed to work ok on a 3 but when I went up to 8 I very single one had some sort of failure.
The screw quality is the only reason I didn’t leave five stares.
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Reviewed in Mexico on March 1, 2024
Quality of my guitar experience went through the roof!!
Things to know about me
1. I'm new to guitar so I completely SUCK at changing strings and hate doing it
2. I'm older-ish and have other time commitments outside of guitar (I'll never rival EVH)
3. I have four guitars and the strings are generally changed because I feel I need to practice changing them and not from wear
4. the acoustic guitar may make the sounds of God, but the unwound strings are what Satan brought to the design meeting
No amount of YouTube will get me confident in changing strings because -without unnecessary changes- I just don't go through them very quickly. And when I do, the time lapse would show me aging LOL. Then I saw this product and I decided to take a chance as it seemed the worst was I may have to enlarge the post holes which is pretty easy. Sounds easy and who doesn't like new tools?
Note: product comes with ZERO instructions so what follows is my experience for a 2020 Squire Affinity Stratocaster and a 2020 Epiphone Explorer...
Remove old new strings. Removed the stock tuners (loosened by hand) and noticed the D'Addario's have a tiny screw at the back not present on either the Affinity or the Explorer. So I installed the tuners -posts dropped right in easy peasy- and tightened with a 12mm socket then predrilled rear screw hole (Affinity only) using 1/8" bit through screw hole. I think if you kept the collar tight you wouldn't need the screw but it may come loose over time due to tension (testing on the Explorer). Repeat 5x then restring guitar. The moment of truth... insert string -low E- into post hole, remove slack and tighten locking knob to hold string. Begin winding and notice gets very hard to turn as if cross threaded. Kept turning key...
SNAP! IT CUT THE STRING! Immediately becomes easy to turn key. Repeat 5x, Tune to pitch.
OMG, I love them. Why aren't these or similar standard on all guitars? It made 1/3 of my accessories unnecessary. I'd pay for them... in fact I did, because I immediately went back to Amazon and bought 3 more sets for my other guitars. Great outstanding product and now I don't fear needing new strings. Will update in a few days once other sets come and I install them (one more 6-inilne and 2 are 3+3 so may do a review there too). Thanks for reading and I hope this helps you decide one way or the other but I'd bet you'll love them too. Adios.
Reviewed in Canada on July 18, 2021
Quality of my guitar experience went through the roof!!
Things to know about me
1. I'm new to guitar so I completely SUCK at changing strings and hate doing it
2. I'm older-ish and have other time commitments outside of guitar (I'll never rival EVH)
3. I have four guitars and the strings are generally changed because I feel I need to practice changing them and not from wear
4. the acoustic guitar may make the sounds of God, but the unwound strings are what Satan brought to the design meeting
No amount of YouTube will get me confident in changing strings because -without unnecessary changes- I just don't go through them very quickly. And when I do, the time lapse would show me aging LOL. Then I saw this product and I decided to take a chance as it seemed the worst was I may have to enlarge the post holes which is pretty easy. Sounds easy and who doesn't like new tools?
Note: product comes with ZERO instructions so what follows is my experience for a 2020 Squire Affinity Stratocaster and a 2020 Epiphone Explorer...
Remove old new strings. Removed the stock tuners (loosened by hand) and noticed the D'Addario's have a tiny screw at the back not present on either the Affinity or the Explorer. So I installed the tuners -posts dropped right in easy peasy- and tightened with a 12mm socket then predrilled rear screw hole (Affinity only) using 1/8" bit through screw hole. I think if you kept the collar tight you wouldn't need the screw but it may come loose over time due to tension (testing on the Explorer). Repeat 5x then restring guitar. The moment of truth... insert string -low E- into post hole, remove slack and tighten locking knob to hold string. Begin winding and notice gets very hard to turn as if cross threaded. Kept turning key...
SNAP! IT CUT THE STRING! Immediately becomes easy to turn key. Repeat 5x, Tune to pitch.
OMG, I love them. Why aren't these or similar standard on all guitars? It made 1/3 of my accessories unnecessary. I'd pay for them... in fact I did, because I immediately went back to Amazon and bought 3 more sets for my other guitars. Great outstanding product and now I don't fear needing new strings. Will update in a few days once other sets come and I install them (one more 6-inilne and 2 are 3+3 so may do a review there too). Thanks for reading and I hope this helps you decide one way or the other but I'd bet you'll love them too. Adios.
Queste in assoluto sono le migliori.
Da subito hanno tenuto perfettamente l'accordatura senza nessun tipo di gioco delle parti meccaniche, cosa che, con quelle montate in precedenza, spesso capitava.
Le ho montate su un'Ibanez e ho dovuto solamente smontare le vecchie e montare le nuove.
Unica pecca sono le viti in dotazione che sono eccessivamente lunghe e apparentemente poco robuste.
Una volta montate è sufficiente passare la corda nel foro, opportunamente orientato grazie al pallino presente sulla parte superiore dell'alberino, fissare la vite posteriore e girare la chiavetta. La corda viene tagliata automaticamente mentre va in tensione.
Una volta che le corde si sono assestate non si scordano per molto tempo, anche usando energicamente la leva ed i bendings.
Consigliatissime!
Prodotto arrivato nei tempi previsti.
I changed the original tuners to PW in all my guitars. I love the auto trim function. I love how they work and look (whenever it is chrome, gold or black).
Usually they work smooth and precisely. Usually, because out of 13 sets I am using, 2 (two, zwei, duo) tuners are having the tendency to "jump" in some random position. Which is annoying as hell, and forces me to go back 1/4 of turn and retune. But still 13 x 6 = 78. and 2 out of 78 makes 2.5% ((2/78) *100) I will say - that is acceptable "pain", and still love those tuners.
Honestly, with the auto trim function they shortening the time of guitar restringing by really huge amount of time.