6-in-line bass side.
Like our Vintage machine heads, the 136 uses the same sturdy construction of our die-cast, two-piece housing. The 136 Deluxe Series features a classic rounded button made popular in the 1950’s. If you’re going retro, the 136 series is definitely for you!
For detailed specifications and/or fitting guides please locate this item on the Grover website where they offer more detailed information.
About Grover
Grover, who produce the World’s finest machine heads has a history which goes back to the very beginnings of the modern guitar as we know it. In the 1800’s American inventor and musician Albert Dean Grover, an innovator who earned over fifty patents for musical instrument parts began a legacy which has flourished over more than two centuries.
Innovation and excellence have continued with the development throughout the mid-20th century of the timeless Grover 102 and 205 Rotomatic tuner, with kidney bean or keystone buttons, the 135 Vintage, the iconic 105C Imperials, and the elegant Roto-grip locking tuners. Covering the entire gamut of fretted musical instruments, Grover offers an almost limitless selection of tuners, for guitar, bass and banjo, plus bridges and capos.
Innovation and excellence have continued with the development throughout the mid-20th century of the timeless Grover 102 and 205 Rotomatic tuner, with kidney bean or keystone buttons, the 135 Vintage, the iconic 105C Imperials, and the elegant Roto-grip locking tuners. Covering the entire gamut of fretted musical instruments, Grover offers an almost limitless selection of tuners, for guitar, bass and banjo, plus bridges and capos.