Gotoh 35G620 Tuners for Classical and Acoustic Guitars (Gold)

MADE IN JAPAN

Good tuners disappear into the guitar: they turn smoothly, hold their pitch and look right on the headstock. The Gotoh 35G620(G)1W is a gold-plated set of classical-style tuning machines with white pearloid knobs and 10 mm plastic rollers, made for slotted-headstock classical, flamenco and acoustic guitars.

Smooth, steady tuning

The 1:14 gear ratio gives fine, controlled adjustment, so you can ease the string up to pitch without overshooting, which is especially useful on nylon strings. Gotoh's Rock Solid design eliminates the sideways movement of the string posts, so the posts stay steady and the tuning stays put under tension.

Key features

• Gold-plated plates: a warm, traditional finish that suits rosewood, ebony and cedar headstock veneers.
• White pearloid knobs: light, comfortable to grip, with a classic ivory-white look.
• 10 mm plastic rollers: smooth string posts that are gentle on nylon strings.
• 1:14 gear ratio: precise, easy-to-control tuning.
• Rock Solid system: no post wobble, for stable pitch and clean string vibration.
• 3+3 layout: a full set of six for a standard slotted headstock.
• Mounting screws included.
• Made in Japan: Gotoh's consistent machining at a very sensible price.

Specifications

• Brand: Gotoh
• Model: 35G620(G)1W
• Layout: 3+3 on plates, full set
• Plate finish: Gold
• Knobs: White pearloid plastic
• Rollers: 10 mm plastic
• String post spacing: 35 mm
• Gear ratio: 1:14
• Origin: Japan

Ideal for

Classical and flamenco guitars. A traditional look and a precise feel for nylon-string instruments.

Slotted-headstock acoustic guitars. A neat, dependable upgrade for any guitar with a slotted headstock.

Replacing worn tuners. New machines restore smooth, accurate tuning and a clean appearance.

Builders and restorers. A well-made, affordable set that suits a quality instrument.

Fitment notes

These tuning machines are for slotted headstocks with a 3+3 layout. They need 10 mm string post holes and a 35 mm spacing between posts, which is the standard on most classical guitars. Compare the plate size and screw-hole positions to your current tuners before ordering. If the new screw holes do not match the old ones, the old holes may need to be filled and new ones drilled.