Graph Tech Ratio Tuned Locking Guitar Tuning Machines PRL-8731-C0 - Precision Tuning Stability for Electric & Acoustic Guitars - Perfect for Live Performances & Studio Recording
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Graph Tech Ratio Tuned Locking Guitar Tuning Machines PRL-8731-C0 - Precision Tuning Stability for Electric & Acoustic Guitars - Perfect for Live Performances & Studio Recording
Graph Tech Ratio Tuned Locking Guitar Tuning Machines PRL-8731-C0 - Precision Tuning Stability for Electric & Acoustic Guitars - Perfect for Live Performances & Studio Recording
Graph Tech Ratio Tuned Locking Guitar Tuning Machines PRL-8731-C0 - Precision Tuning Stability for Electric & Acoustic Guitars - Perfect for Live Performances & Studio Recording
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Graph Tech, Made in CanadaRatio - Tuned Locking Machine Heads are the first and only machine head to incorporate the different string gauges into the tuning equation. We balanced the individual gear ratios to each string dramatically simplified the tuning process. No more overshooting the G string or twisting away on the high E string. With Ratio, each half key turn equals one semitone change on all strings! Quicker, more accurate tuning on every string.The PRL-8731's are a set of Locking Ratio Tuned Machine Heads for an electric guitar that uses six inline tuners. It has a classic shaped button, has a two pin casing and the InvisoMatch Mounting Plates (sold separately) make for easy installation on most headstocks.Features:Ratio Tuning6 inline2 Pin CasingLockingColor: ChromeWashers, Busings & Install instructionsInvisoMatch Plates are sold separatelyItem Number: PRL-8731-C0
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Hold onto your guitar picks because I'm about to introduce you to the RATIO® Calibrated Machine Heads – the tuning pegs that are smarter than your honor roll student. ?Ever wondered what would happen if NASA engineers got bored and decided to redesign guitar tuners? Well, wonder no more! These aren't your grandfather's tuning pegs – these are mathematical masterpieces that probably require a Ph.D. in physics to fully appreciate.The Math That Will Melt Your BrainGet ready for some numbers that'll make your high school algebra teacher proud: these bad boys pack different gear ratios for each string. We're talking 39:1, 24:1, 20:1, 35:1, 20:1, and 12:1 from low E to high E. It's like each tuning peg went to a different ivy league school!Breaking News: Half a turn equals a semitone! Finally, something easier to remember than your ex's birthday. Every string responds the same way to adjustments. It's like they've discovered string equality.Installation: Because Who Doesn't Love a Good Puzzle?The PRL-8721 and PRL-8731 (names clearly inspired by a robot's dating profile) come with something called "InvisoMatch Mounting Plates." They're made of brushed aluminum, which is fancy-speak for "shiny metal that makes your guitar look expensive."They include FOUR sets of these plates, because apparently, three wasn't enough and five was showing off. It's like they're saying, "Here's an extra set for when you inevitably lose one under your couch."Features That'll Make Your Guitar Teacher Weep with Joy- Two-pin casing (because one pin is for amateurs)- Fits most guitars (unless yours was built by aliens)- Uses existing screw holes (no drilling required, Bob the Builder)The best part? These tuners are so precise, you could probably use them to calibrate atomic clocks. Your guitar will stay in tune so well, you'll finally have to admit that those wrong notes are actually your fault.In conclusion, if Einstein played guitar, these are the tuners he would use. They're over-engineered, unnecessarily precise, and absolutely brilliant. Your wallet might hate you, but your ears will thank you. And hey, at least you'll have something interesting to talk about at parties! ?✨

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