Flamenco

Wittner Flamenco Finetune Peg 9.5mm, 72.5mm Length, Easy Tuning, Self-Inhibiting Transmission, High-Tech Composite Material

Regular price $77.50
Regular price Sale price $77.50

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Description

SKU 28000PT

Specifications: Length: 72.5mm Installation diameter: 9.5mm Taper 1:30 Sold individually (i.e. 6 pieces required for a standard set for flamenco guitar) Features: (Finetune Peg for Flamenco Guitars) Very easy, quick, effortless and very precise tuning (transmission ratio of 8,5 :1 compared to an ordinary  peg) Peg made of “high-tech” composite material and light alloy The tapered peg is put in place without glue by simply pressing it into the pegbox just like any ordinary  peg Self-inhibiting transmission inside the peg; the string can not lose Tension The Finetune-Peg needs not/must not be loosened or tightened in order to tune the Instrument. It is  sufficient to simply turn the head of the Finetune-Peg in the desired direction No wear on peg and peghole (the shaft of the peg does not Spin, subsequently there is no friction). Therefore no effort for peg and peghole maintenance No influence of climate and humidity Design, measurements, colour and quality are constant Protection of natural resources