00:00If your guitar goes out of tune halfway through a song, I've got news for you, it's probably not
00:04your strings, it's your tuners. Those cheap stock machine heads that come on most guitars are
00:10honestly the weakest link on the whole instrument. So I went digging and found 5 tuner upgrades that
00:15people are absolutely loving right now, all at prices that won't make you wince. Let's get into
00:21it. First up, the Gearly 6 piece 3 left 3 right sealed tuning pegs, and these are the ones I'd
00:27point a beginner toward every single time. They're fully sealed, so the gears stay lubricated and
00:32protected from dust and sweat, that's the big one, because open gear tuners gum up fast.
00:38The big square button gives you something chunky to grip, which is really nice if you've got bigger
00:42hands. And here's the kicker, $9.23 for a full set of 6. Nearly 5,000 people have bought these
00:51with a
00:514.9 rating, and for under 10 bucks, there's just no reason not to upgrade. Next, the Cane's 3 right
00:583 left locking tuners, and if you play a Les Paul or an SG, stop what you're doing and look
01:02at these.
01:04Locking tuners are a total game changer, you thread the string through, clamp it down, and you're done.
01:09No wraps around the post, which means way less slippage and string changes that take a fraction of the
01:14time. If you use a tremolo or bend hard, your tuning stability goes up massively. They're $29,
01:22which is the priciest set here, but it's a proper chrome silver set with a 4.9 rating from almost
01:275,000 buyers. Worth every penny. Coming in third, another gearly set,
01:34this time the small button chrome tuners. These are for the folks who want the upgrade without
01:38changing the look of their guitar. The smaller buttons keep that classic vintage-ish profile,
01:44and honestly they just feel more refined under your fingers for fine-tuning.
01:48Smooth gear ratio, clean chrome finish, and they'll fit most standard electric guitars without any
01:53drilling. $7.83. That's less than a pack of decent strings for a set of 6 tuners rated 4.8
02:02stars.
02:03Absolute no-brainer if you're on a budget build.
02:07Fourth is the B2, B3, B4 guitar locking tuner set, the string butler-style ones,
02:12and these have a perfect 5-star rating, which you almost never see.
02:16What I like here is the flexibility, you've got multiple configurations,
02:20so you can match whatever headstock layout you're working with.
02:23The locking mechanism is smooth and positive, no fiddly bits, and it holds pitch beautifully
02:28once you've set it. At $20.40, you're getting locking performance for well under what the big
02:34brand names charge. If you've been curious about locking tuners but didn't want to spend 30+,
02:40start right here. And rounding out the list, the black locking tuners made in Korea,
02:46and this might be my favorite value pick of the whole video.
02:49Korean-made hardware has a real reputation for quality, tight tolerances, solid gearing,
02:54no wobble. The blacked-out finish looks fantastic on a dark headstock or a modern-looking guitar,
03:00and you get the same fast string changes and rock-solid stability as the pricier locking sets.
03:06$17.84, 5-star rating, nearly $4,800 sold. That's genuinely hard to beat for a locking tuner set.
03:15Alright, that's my top 5. I've dropped links to every single one of these down in the description,
03:21so go grab whichever fits your guitar. If this helped you out, hit that like button and subscribe,
03:27I've got more gear breakdowns coming. Thanks for watching, and go get your guitar in tune.
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