Can anyone identify these tuners?

[SadFuzz]

Wanting to put locking tuners on my JM, do not like the split shaft.
This is what I'm going for and wondered if anyone here knows the brand or a similar set.

http://www.sonicyouth.com/mustang/eq/gtr40f.jpg

[UlricvonCatalyst]

Could be anything, almost, from that angle. My guess would be Schaller - but what do I know? Schallers would give you what you're looking for, though.

[Larry Mal]

Yeah, they look like the modern Fender two pin type that is based on the Schallers. Not what I would recommend for a conversion from vintage type tuners since there is usually two guide pins that would need to have holes drilled to accommodate. There's better choices.

[StevenO]

I identify them as being ugly as fuck...

[SadFuzz]

Ooft I like them tbh.
I'd be replacing the split shaft's in my squier.

[StevenO]

They look quite clunky and never seem to be any better than say a vintage-ish correct Gotoh replacement.

[beauzooka]

Gotoh makes vintage styled locking tuners. They look right and you won't have to drill any new holes:

https://www.stewmac.com/Hardware_and_Pa ... uners.html

[Larry Mal]

That's a good choice, look into Kluson Revolution locking tuners, also. The best tuners out there at the moment.

[marqueemoon]

Gotoh also make vintage-style locking tuner with the thumbwheel in staggered and non staggered flavors.

[SadFuzz]

I know, I just dislike the look of the vintage style ones, they look really weedy.
I've had a look at klusons they seem up my street.