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Is this normal?
Okay, I have an Epiphone Les Paul standard... and I love it. But today I discovered something. I examined the back of the headstock to see if the tuners had a label on them, because they seem to stay in tune for a long time... They were GROVERS! I have seen countless guitar reviews about how people change their tuners for Gotohs or Grovers, and now I wonder why...
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So whats the question exactly? Why they switch to Grovers? If so, you answered that yourself, they stay in tune, especially paired with a TOM bridge (tune-o-matic.)
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i would think with a good company they would be as there more for quality and so on..i know i want a les paul weather it be a epiphone or a Gibson...They have good quality parts even for the 300 model so i would probly thing they would be standard
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I have seen reviews of this exact guitar online where people change the standard tuners for grovers, but I can't see why, considering I bought mine brand-new and they were already on there. I think it's just sort of weird for a guitar of it's price to have grovers on it, when it's Gibson cousin doesn't even have grovers on it, and it's 3x the price.
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