Kluson Revolution Tuning Machines

Modern Specs Meets Vintage Mounting Configurations

G Mount
F Mount
H Mount

The Kluson Revolution Series of tuning machines are designed specifically to meet the needs of modern players who demand performance and reliability. These models are an easy retrofit to many vintage style tuners commonly seen on Gibson and Fender guitars, with no permanent modification required! 

When performance and durability is key, we highly recommend these tuning machines as an upgrade. They can be installed for just a small extra charge the next time your instrument is in for a setup. If originality and resale value is a concern, just keep the originals in the case. The next owner can swap them back if desired with no damage to the instrument. 

For players seeking a more traditional look, Kluson also offers a large assortment of vintage correct and upgraded vintage styled tuners to fit your needs. Tuning machines are among our favorite ways to upgrade instruments as shown in our articles Mods and Upgrades For Fender Stratocaster and Fender Jazz Bass Mods and Upgrades.

Kluson "G-Mount" 3x3 Tuning Machines

Direct Replacement for Gibson Deluxe Style Tuners

Here Is Why To Upgrade:

A Broken Gibson Deluxe Tuner
Gibson "Deluxe" Tuners
Vs.
Locking Version Shown*
Kluson Revolution "G-Mount"

Choose The Style That Fits Your Needs

Screw-in Bushings

Non-Locking

Locking

Press-in Bushings

Non-Locking

Locking

Kluson "F-Mount" 6-In-line Tuning Machines

Upgrade for Reissue Fender 70's style "F" Tuning Machines

Here Is Why To Upgrade:

Fender "F" Tuners
Vs.
Kluson Revolution "F-Mount"

Non-Locking

Locking

Kluson "H-Mount" 6-In-line Tuning Machines

Upgrade for Fender "Vintage Style" Tuning Machines

Here Is Why To Upgrade:

Fender "Vintage-Style" Tuners
Vs.
Kluson Revolution "H-Mount"
Picture of Written By: Erik Salomon<br> Calico Guitarworks Founder & Principal Luthier
Written By: Erik Salomon
Calico Guitarworks Founder & Principal Luthier

The Calico Journal is where we share thoughts, projects, discoveries and the occasional rabbit hole from the workshop, drawn from years of building, repairing and teaching. It isn't meant as a step-by-step guide to working on your own instrument, but we hope you find something useful here.

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