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| | Hey! Anyone know what I can do to elliminate slippage in my autotrim tuners? They start to slip while near pitch. It happens from the G to E string... Thanks.
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| | | Supreme Being
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| would have to say get better set of tuners ..or try the screw on the gear make sure it is tight..the way you rap them ....my 2 centslp57
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| | Welcome to the forums! The only time I've ever had tuner slippage has been when the screw has been loose on them. As LP mentioned, try tightening the screw a bit better on them. Did these come pre-installed on your instrument, or did you or a guitar pro install them on it?
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| I installed them on a nice Warmoth neck with the holes drilled to match the tuner size. They are tight. I think the problem might be in how tight I adjusted the locking screw. I really didn't want to tweak them down really hard...Looks like trying to be gentle doesn't work with these
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