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For sale Fender USA Deluxe 2 Pin Tuners LAST SET

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Fender Deluxe 2 pin tuners for standard 4 in line right handed Fender bass. These may be the last of a breed as I'm finding no others anywhere on the internet. These are the 2nd heaviest of these type of tuners and weigh a paltry 3.9oz. each with flat stamped clover keys compared to the version with the cast clover shaped keys weighing 4.3oz. each. Boat anchors indeed!

These came off of my 2000 American Series Jazz and are in perfect condition. Just to be clear, these have the smaller locating pins oriented towards the nut end of the assembly. Fender used these until roughly 2000 and WILL NOT FIT LAST ERA AMERICAN STANDARD, PROFESSIONAL, OR PROFESSIONAL II NECKS unless you're willing to drill new holes for these locating pins.. Modern Fenders have the larger locating pins and are oriented towards the tip of the headstock end of the assembly.
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Sep 3, 2022
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75
Portland, OR
Yes they are.... I apologize for not seeing your post sooner.

Sorry for my own late response! I decided to either track down a neck or P-bass from this era with these tuners but I did send this along to someone who I think is after a set of these.
 

Relsom

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@madbeard Just curious, but is the goal here to eek out every bit of sustain that these heavy tuners may afford regardless of the added instrument weight and/or neck dive they may cause? Relocating dead spots?
Perhaps just want to replace a busted or worn out original set?

Believe it or not, I just came into another set of the heavier ones with the cast clover shaped keys. The bass came disassembled, but if the 8.5lb. approx weight holds true, I probably will keep them if it balances ok. I won't be in a position to reassemble it for several more days, but just thought I'd let you know that they may become available soon.
 
Sep 3, 2022
36
75
Portland, OR
I'm working on an as-accurate-as-possible replica of this bass.

It was made in early 2001, so that neck is from either 2000 or 2001. Apparently, that specific era neck profile feels a lot like the immensely easy-to-play MIM necks from that same era, in addition to wanting those tuning machines for accuracy, I also want to see what the fuss is about with the neck itself.

So it comes down to accuracy for the sake of nerdiness.
 

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