Sperzels

[DracWell]

I'm replacing my RG7620 neck with the neck from an RG7321.

Now since the new neck don't have a nut lock would some Sperzel Tuners solve this problem with good result?

[VanKirk]

Yes.

I've used Sperzels for several years and find that they are as effective as a locking nut and are much more convenient when string changing & tuning.

If the new neck already has tuner holes drilled you need to check the size of the hole to make sure the Sperzels will fit.

[javacody]

If they don't, a tapered reamer should fit the issue pretty easily.

[DracWell]

ah what?

[Mickguard]

It's a tool that lets you open up a hole to a certain diameter.

But if you're not fixated on the Sprerzels (assuming they don't fit the existing tuner holes) then there are other locking tuners out there that might.

[soapbarstrat]

Let's see, you'll have a floyd bridge still, so you could do the trick of having the ball ends of the strings at the tuners, so that can help solve some tuning problems, right ? I mean no wraps going around the post, is *almost* the same as locking tuners.

[BLADE RH4]

I'd just get the sperzels. they're a cinch to fit even if you do have to ream the holes.

[DracWell]

Let's see, you'll have a floyd bridge still, so you could do the trick of having the ball ends of the strings at the tuners, so that can help solve some tuning problems, right ? I mean no wraps going around the post, is *almost* the same as locking tuners.

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This is how I string my guitar already.

[Scott Rosenberger]

Let's see, you'll have a floyd bridge still, so you could do the trick of having the ball ends of the strings at the tuners, so that can help solve some tuning problems, right ? I mean no wraps going around the post, is *almost* the same as locking tuners.

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Alot of times you cant get the Low B throught the tuner hole backwards

[DracWell]

Alot of times you cant get the Low B throught the tuner hole backwards

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Like I can't, but I do it anyway although I have a locking nut atm