Grover vintage machine heads guitar tuner (135N) vs Hipshot 6GLO Grip-Lock Locking Tuning Machines (3+3) with UMP
Overall winner: Hipshot 6GLO Grip-Lock Locking Tuning Machines (3+3) with UMP
Key Differences
Grover 135N (A) is the more affordable, vintage-style set with many users praising smooth operation and fit. Hipshot 6GLO (B) is a locking Grip-Lock design with a 3+3 configuration and an included universal mounting plate for added tuning stability and easier string changes
Grover vintage machine heads guitar tuner (135N)
Guitar tuner machine heads designed for electric guitars. They offer smooth operation and good fit, with a vintage look that matches original tuners. Customers note reliable tune retention and easy upgrade with no modifications needed
Pros
- smooth operation
- good fit
- vintage appearance
- reliable tune retention
Cons
- country of origin Taiwan mentioned
- province of China mentioned
Hipshot 6GLO Grip-Lock Locking Tuning Machines (3+3) with UMP
Locking guitar tuners with 3+3 headstock configuration and Grip-Lock design for stable tuning. Customers note easy installation and solid tuning performance
Pros
- Grip-lock design for tuning stability
- 3+3 headstock configuration
- Universal mounting plate included
- Open gear design for accessibility
Cons
- None specified in customer insights
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Grover |
| Durability | Hipshot |
| Versatility | Hipshot |
| User Reviews | Tie |