Replacement Machine Tuners for Classical Guitar 1 Left 1 Right Product overview A pair of replacement machine tuners with one left and one right orientation designed for classical guitar headstocks. Intended as direct replacements for worn or damaged tuning pegs to restore reliable tuning and consistent string tension. Key benefits Restores tuning control and playability by replacing broken or slipping tuners. Left and right orientation included for correct alignment on the headstock. Simple swapin replacement that lets you a single side without replacing the entire set. Matches the look and balance of classical guitar headstocks for a neat, uniform appearance. Important attributes Function: machine tuning peg for tightening and loosening strings to tune the instrument. Compatibility: designed for classical guitars using standard machine tuner mounting; suitable when replacing individual left or right tuners. Quantity: includes one left and one right tuning peg to cover common singleside repairs. Performance: geared mechanism provides controlled adjustment for accurate tuning and stable string tension. Practical use scenarios a broken tuner after a peg snaps or the gear slips, returning the guitar to playable condition quickly. a single worn or mismatched tuner to restore a uniform appearance and tuning response without replacing all six tuners. A luthier or hobbyist performing routine maintenance on a classical guitar headstock can use these as spare parts during restringing or restoration. Installation notes Intended for direct replacement of compatible classicalstyle tuners. Typical installation requires basic hand tools and standard mounting hardware. Verify mounting hole alignment and post diameter before installation to ensure correct fit. Why choose these tuners Practical replacement set built to restore functionality and appearance for classical guitars. Includes both left and right orientations to cover standard headstock layouts and singleside repairs. Straightforward option for repairs, maintenance, and small restorations without changing the overall setup of the instrument.