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Updated
September 14, 2007
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These string adjusters are made in Germany by Wittner.
Fine tuners are usually used on the thinnest string of
an instrument, though may be used on all four strings. Their
purpose is to perform small adjustments in tuning (with
more precision than the pegs can normally tune). If adjusters
are desired on all 4 strings, we recommend using a tailpiece
with built in tuners, as they are lighter, and sound better
(4 metal adjusters can be like a mute due to their weight).
Tailpieces with fine tuners built
in can be found on this page.
Steel and steel core strings tend to be more difficult to
tune than gut or synthetic core strings, and are thus more
suited to fine tuners.
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#902 American Model
Nickel, designed for loop and ball end strings
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#903 Fix Model (4/4,
3/4)
Black, 2 prong, for ball and loop end. |
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#903.2 Fix Model (1/2,
1/4)
As 903 above, small size |
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#904 Fix Model, Gilt
screws
Gilt screws, 2 prong, for ball and loop end. |
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#905 English Type
Browned, for loop end strings only. |
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#906 English Type
Browned with gilt screws, for loop end strings. |
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#906P E-String Protector
(shown)
For English type #905 and #906. 8 pieces. Holds to loop by friction.
Helps prevent string breakage at loop. |
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Carbon Fiber tuner more
information |
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Luscombe Violins 2000, 2007
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