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1 x Hipshot HB-2 Bass Machine Head
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Retrofit your USA '67-'82 Fender® P & J Bass. Also retrofits Geddy Lee, reissue '67-'82 Fender®. Fits 11/16 headstock holes. Available in chrome

Fender®, Squier®, P Bass®,J Bass®, are registered trademarks of Fender Musical Instruments Corporation and Axesrus® has no affiliation with FMIC

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5 of 5 I Love These Tuners On My Jazz Bass September 30, 2013
Reviewer: Anonymous Person  
I purchased a set of these and installed them on my Japanese Fender Geddy Lee Signature Jazz Bass. These little babies made a world of difference! The stock tuning keys are very touchy and quickly go from “perfectly in tune” to “way out” with just a fraction of a turn. The HB2’s are a huge improvement. Now my bass tunes like a high end bass. Plus the tension screw is great. I can adjust it so that they’re not so easy to turn. Try that with a stock tuner! These dropped right in on my bass. I did not have to drill new holes, or even remove the stock peg bushings. They just work… and work great!

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5 of 5 . September 30, 2013
Reviewer: Merrick  
These are very good tuners, there are no better. I use on a fender heavy, maple fretless, no lines, neck. Even if I leave the bass in the car, in terrible heat, with heavy strings it's almost always in tune, more than any other bass, these tuners makes it a very good bass to play, a workhorse.

I did a gig in LA and somehow one of the tuners got sheared off when they moved out our gear with a forklift type machine to the stage. The bass was still in tune.

Hipshot replaced it. I love this company and will buy more.
I plan to buy the Supertone 3 point bridge for my Gibson.

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