Description
When you’re locking in a low B on a dark stage, the last thing you need is a tuner that drifts. The Grover Titan 145N gives you a 2+2 nickel set built specifically for bass, with sealed and lubricated gears that keep the mechanism smooth even after years of hard gigging. Self-aligning thrust bearings take the wobble out of the equation, so your string tension stays even and your pitch stays put.
The 23:1 gear ratio is where these tuners really earn their keep for low-end players — big turns of the button translate into tiny, controlled pitch changes, which means you can dial in that low E with real precision instead of overshooting and backtracking. That kind of fine control matters more on bass than almost any other instrument, since a sloppy tuner can throw off your whole low register.
Physically, the 145N is built to handle the size and pull of bass strings. The 21/32″ post hole and beefy posts seat firmly into your headstock, giving the whole assembly a stable base that won’t shift under string tension. The housing itself is die-cast, so it shrugs off the bumps, drops, and general abuse that come with a working bassist’s life on the road.
- 2+2 nickel finish tuning machine set
- Sealed, lubricated gears for smooth operation
- Self-aligning thrust bearings
- 23:1 gear ratio for precise adjustments
- 21/32″ post hole with sturdy posts
- Durable die-cast housing
If you’re upgrading a bass that won’t hold tune or building out a project instrument, the Titan 145N is a straightforward, no-nonsense way to get dependable intonation you can trust every time you plug in.
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