open gear tuning machines Guyker GK806 Open Gear Classical Guitar Tuning Pegs 3R+3L

open gear tuning machines Guyker GK806 Open Gear Classical Guitar Tuning Pegs 3R+3LKey Features: Open gear classical tuner design with 1: 14 gear ratio for smooth and controlled tuning adjustment. 3R+3L configuration with 2 plates (L+R) of 3 pegs each for standard classical guitar layouts. Made from metal alloy with a wear resistant finish for practical replacement and upgrade use. Features classic oval buttons with a traditional classical guitar look and comfortable turning grip. The size diagram shows key fitment dimensions

Key Features:

• Open gear classical tuner design with 1:14 gear ratio for smooth and controlled tuning adjustment.
• 3R+3L configuration with 2 plates (L+R) of 3 pegs each for standard classical guitar layouts.
• Made from metal alloy with a wear-resistant finish for practical replacement and upgrade use.
• Features classic oval buttons with a traditional classical guitar look and comfortable turning grip.
• The size diagram shows key fitment dimensions including 110.0 mm plate length, 18.0 mm plate width, Ø10.0 mm string post diameter, and 35.0 mm roller-to-roller spacing.
• Suitable for compatible classical / nylon-string guitars where the original tuner layout and measurements match.

Specifications:

• Material: Metal Alloy
• Color Options: Black / Green / Blue / White
• Gear Ratio: 1:14
• Configuration: 3R+3L
• Plate Length: 110.0 mm
• Base Plate Width: 18.0 mm
• String Post Diameter: Ø10.0 mm
• Center-to-Center Roller Spacing: 35.0 mm
• Tuning Button Width: 23.1 mm
• Overall Button Reach: 44.3 mm
• Suitable For: Classical / Nylon-String Guitar

Package Includes:

• 1 set of classical guitar tuning pegs (3R+3L / 2 plates)
• Mounting screws

Fitment Note / Warm Reminder:
Please verify your original 3R+3L layout, plate length (110.0 mm), plate width (18.0 mm), string post diameter (Ø10.0 mm), roller spacing (35.0 mm), button clearance, and screw-hole layout before ordering. Comparable classical machine heads commonly use 35 mm roller spacing and 10 mm rollers/posts, but final fitment still depends on your guitar’s exact headstock drilling and mounting pattern.