Cheat-A-Keys Cam D-Tuners for Banjo

Video Demonstrations of Cheat a Keys Banjo D-Tuners
See and Hear Ross Nickerson Demonstrate the D tuners on video below
Video Demonstration Playing Auld Lang Syne and Home Sweet Home on Banjo in D tuning using the "Cheat A Keys" Cam D Tuners.

New Video Addition
Bela Fleck using these D Tuners on his original song "Strider" while playing his signature model Gold Tone OB-Bela Bkuegrass Heart Banjo

Cam D-Tuners
The Cam tuner design replicates the tone accurately for these songs because Earl Scruggs used Cam Tuners. The big advantage to the Cheat-A-Keys Cam Tuners is Earl had to have holes drilled into his peghead and the Cheat_A-Keys are made so that no modifications to your banjo is needed, and they can be taken on and off. D-tuners are used so you can easily go between G and D tuning. They are also used for specialty songs that are fun and add a lot to your playing like Flint Hill Special, Earl's Breakdown and Foggy Mountain Chimes and many others.

No More Set Screws
Now you can spend less time messing with set screws on other D-tuners and concentrate on using the tuners when you need them. By using these tuners it allows you to use the normal pegs on your banjo for tuning without, setting, re-setting or adjusting of set screws. There is no working around the set screws on normal D-tuners when tuning your banjo. Once the Can Tuners are set, they stay set, and raise and lower your string the correct pitch no mater where your string is tuned.

Size Guarantee
If you were to receive these and they did not fit we are glad to exchange them. They also can be returned for 30 days for any reason,

Cheat a Keys Cam D tuners Video
I put the Cheat a Keys Cam D tuners on a Maple Deering Sierra and played Home Sweet Home in D tuning.



Bela Fleck Using these D-Tuners on "Strider" on his signature Gold Tone OB-Bela Bkuegrass Heart Banjo



Auld Lang Syne with Cheat a Key D-Tuners - Ross Nickerson



Notes from Ross Nickerson: They really do work, I am using them. They come on and off easy too. I don't always need D-tuners and I can put these on and take them off as I feel like it. Then I can use my regular tuning pegs without having to work around the set screws that are on normal D-tuners while doing every day tuning, and at shows. I am really, really impressed with these.

Dave Brown, the inventor has been the president of the Radio Controlled Airplane Association. He manufacturers all kinds of machined products for radio controlled airplanes. He is a banjo player and student himself, I met him at one my banjo workshops in Ireland. He was in Ireland landing the first ever Trans-Atlantic flight of a radio controlled airplane.

This style of tuner is similar to the original that Earl Scruggs used but the key to this version is it requires no drilling in to the headstock. They go on and come off easy. Again, if you try them and they don't work, you can send them back for a refund. I'm confident you will like them.They are now available in a wide version for Gibson Bowtie model, Goodtime banjos, Stellings or other extra wide peghead!

Choose what size you want below. if you get the normal size, and you needed the bigger size, you can return it for exchange. I filmed myself describing and demonstrating the new tuners.
Ross

You can call me if you need advice on which size to get. Ross 1-866-322-6567