The nuts seem to be 5 mm which is different from what I had on my GFI. Anybody know where to get a tuning wrench that size ?
Thanks
Tuning Wrench for old MSA ?
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Jeff - I just use a nut driver for my 1975 MSA Classic.
Hey, mister, how do you pedal that thing anyway?
"The worst an honest man can do is make an honest mistake" - Augustus McCrae
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Too many steels, amps & other stuff, and an open mind. I have tube amp bias.
"The worst an honest man can do is make an honest mistake" - Augustus McCrae
"From the sweet grass to the packing house, birth 'til death, we travel between the eternities" - Prentiss Ritter
Too many steels, amps & other stuff, and an open mind. I have tube amp bias.
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Humm?
Thats funny, I have a regular little George L tuning wrench & it fits both of my 70's MSA Classics, just the same as the regular one that came with the MSA's. Maybe those have been changed over the years, who knows.
Ernie Pollock
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Have you checked this out?
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... highlight=
These fit my '70s MSA Classic perfectly. Cousin Carl (not really, but we kid each other) is great to deal with and the wrench is a top notch item.
http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopi ... highlight=
These fit my '70s MSA Classic perfectly. Cousin Carl (not really, but we kid each other) is great to deal with and the wrench is a top notch item.