Fender bass tuning keys set (4) chrome vintage-style vs Gotoh Bass Guitar Tuner 2L+2R Chrome
Overall winner: Gotoh Bass Guitar Tuner 2L+2R Chrome
Key Differences
Gotoh (A) is a set of enclosed-gear bass tuners with a precise 201 gear ratio and sealed lubrication, sold as a 2-left/2-right configuration suited to small pegheads. Fender (B) offers chrome vintage-style open-back tuning keys with included bushings and mounting screws and wider user reports of size/weight variation; choose Gotoh for modern sealed precision and Fender for a vintage look with hardware included
Fender bass tuning keys set (4) chrome vintage-style
Set of four vintage-style chrome-plated bass tuning machines with bushings and mounting screws. Designed for Highway One, American Special, American Deluxe, Blacktop and Standard basses. Customers note accurate alignment and quality, with some mentioning two bushing sizes
Pros
- chrome vintage-style design
- includes bushings and mounting screws
- accurate alignment
- quality construction
Cons
- some players report size variations
- weight perceptions vary
Gotoh Bass Guitar Tuner 2L+2R Chrome
Enclosed-gear tuning keys set for 2-left/2-right bass pegheads with precise 201 gear ratio and sealed lubrication. Customers report accurate tuning and easy installation
Pros
- enclosed-gear tuners for small pegheads
- 2-left/2-right set
- precise 201 gear ratio with sealed lubrication
- cast housings and metal knobs
Cons
- set of 4 tuners
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Gotoh |
| Durability | Tie |
| Versatility | Gotoh |
| User Reviews | Gotoh |