Musiclily Pro R18K Single 18:1 Ratio Full Sealed Locking Machine Head Treble Side Tuner Tuning Peg Key with Big Hex Button 45 Degree Screw for Acoustic Electric Guitar

It was easy to install these tuners into my guitar, and they slipped right in without any modification. They feel quite good and are smooth to turn. I'm impressed by the accuracy and stability, and to get that at an affordable price point is fantastic. None of mine had finish defects in the coating, although I can only speak for the set I received. Normally I have to lightly sand the string holes and tip of the locking screw on more affordable locking tuners, but these were smooth and clean from burrs. Still, I always suggest buyers inspect the string holes and locking surfaces of each tuner before installing them to make sure their string isn't going to get cut by a sharp burr on the first use. Overall, impressive tuners, and I don't think you can go wrong with them.

These seem fairly solid. Used these on a 7 string build, had to buy them as a 3x3 set and then get a single as well, but these were one of the few brands that offered that, so major kudos. Casting looks pretty good, and the plating is quite good, maybe thin but no issues. The gearing has a juiuust a bit more slop than better brands when changing rotation direction, but all gear systems need some to even operate, well within my tolerance. These are holding tune quite well, the headstock I'm using these on has the parallel string direction, so the strings go straight through the nut, no real side to side friction to cause any binding. The lock system may feel a little cheap, but the pin engages the string as it should. I have removed a set of strings from them once, and noticed the notch left on the strings is a little bigger than other locking tuners of this style, no deal breaker but it may indicate a wider tolerance in their manufacturing. You can remove the locking knob entirely, and this exposed the gearing in the tuner, I noticed the brass worm gear and the worm both looked to have been machined pretty well, no deep grinding marks, look lightly brushed. Impressive really.They work well, look good, and feel ok when tuning. Can't speak to longevity just yet, but they're tuners, not something that gets constant wear.

Bought them for my Fesley FLP350. Turned a nice budget guitar into a really good budget guitar. Easy to install. Stay in tune. Smooth. My 3rd set of Musiclily tuners.

Musiclily makes great equipment, that is also affordable. This is my 8th guitar upgrade to locking tuners. 5 of them have been Musiclily.I have quite a few guitars. A few years ago, I was upgrading one that had been sitting around since the 1980s. I put some grover lockers on it. I had never put lockers on a guitar before. I didn't believe it would make that much of a difference, but it needed new tuners anyway, so I thought I'd give it a go. I was impressed. Not only is it easier to restring, I believe they hold tune longer.On the next guitar, I wanted to save some money, so I tried a Musiclily set. They cost a 5th of what the grovers cost. So I wasn't expecting much ... but they work every bit as good as the Grovers. They save money by using plastic instead of metal and cheaper metals where metel is needed. These may not be as shiny as the high-end ones, but they work just well. I think the higher end ones will outlast my lifetime, but I think these will last a decade or better. Even if I have to buy a new set every 10 years, I'm still saving money.Easy installation, just pop out the old ones and put these in. Make sure you get the right set for your replacement though. They make dozens of different styles.. you can retrofit anything.For this set I have an old Global from the 1970's. The neck was in terrible condition. Cracks, frets missing, even had a chunk missing on the back. These old Global's were never expensive to begin with (they were the Sears catalog guitars - along with Harmony). So I didn't want to spend a fortune, but I also can't ethically throw away a guitar. So I bought a scalloped neck (never had one before) and these lockers. A new bridge, puck-ups and wiring. When it's done it should be a fine instrument.This project will take me a while to complete, I'll try to remember to come back and add some photos.

Looks amazing on my ML style guitar. Feels really smooth when turning, come pre greased , they don’t feel cheap. Excited to shred once I get the rest of the guitar built.