Hipshot Grip-Lock UMP Upgrade Kit, 10mm (6-in-line, Staggered, Chrome)

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. Fender's service manual gives a .404 inch (10.26mm) tuner thru-hole for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. Fender's service manual gives a .404 inch (10.26mm) tuner thru-hole for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. Fender's service manual gives a .404 inch (10.26mm) tuner thru-hole for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. Fender's service manual gives a .404 inch (10.26mm) tuner thru-hole for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. Fender's service manual gives a .404 inch (10.26mm) tuner thru-hole for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. Fender's service manual gives a .397 inch (10.08mm) tuner thru-hole for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.

Why we say this

Hipshot make this kit (6K1EL0C-STAG) for 13/32 inch (10mm) tuner holes, the size most modern sealed and locking tuners use. We haven't found a published tuner hole size for this guitar. The Universal Mount Plate clamps to the existing holes with reach nuts, so Hipshot say no drilling is needed and the original tuners can go back on with no marks. The catch is that the plate has to suit the gap between your tuners and the shape of your headstock, and Hipshot don't publish a list of guitars it fits. This is the bass-side version, for tuners along the bass side of the headstock. The posts are staggered for a flat headstock; on a headstock angled back the strings break more steeply over the nut, which doesn't stop it fitting. Take one tuner off and check the hole is 10mm before ordering.