Detail 01
Vintage tuning key spec
Sized for vintage-style tuner posts, which are narrower than modern sealed tuners. Measure your existing bushing before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
Set of six vintage-style tuning key bushings for Strat and Tele headstocks. Replacement parts for loose, missing, or corroded bushings.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Sized for vintage-style tuner posts, which are narrower than modern sealed tuners. Measure your existing bushing before ordering.
Detail 02
Covers a full six-in-line or three-a-side headstock, so you can replace the whole set and keep the finish uniform.
Detail 03
The bushing seats into the headstock hole and holds the tuner post steady. A loose fit lets the tuner rock under string tension.
Detail 04
Sits visible on the face of the headstock, so a mismatched finish shows. Match plating to your existing tuners.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. You get six bushings — the collars that sit in the headstock face around the tuner posts. The tuning machines are separate.
They're vintage spec. Modern sealed tuners typically use a larger hole and bushing, so measure your current bushing diameter first.
They press into the headstock holes. Seat them slowly and squarely — forcing a tight bushing can chip finish around the hole.
A worn or missing bushing lets the post move under string tension, which causes tuning slippage. Replacing the bushing usually fixes it.
Reference
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