Gold Tone Cheat-A-Keys D-Tuners box shows a banjo peghead and tuning device, with Change Pitch in a Cinch and Quick Install - No Tools Necessary—ideal for fast banjo tuning. Brand: Gold Tone.
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Gold Tone Cheat-A-Keys D-Tuners

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Description

Cheat-A-Keys CAM Tuners are special D tuners made for banjos. Play classic songs like Earl Scruggs 'Flint Hill Special', 'Earl's Breakdown', 'Randy Lynn Rag', 'Foggy Mountain Chimes', and other banjo songs that use D tuners. The Cheat-A-Keys Cam D-Tuners provide more precise and reliable tuning while producing great tone. No drilling is necessary for installation. 

This product is the "Standard" size. It is designed to fit headstocks under 2 inches in width. 

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