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"MK-1 Hart"
Perfectly formed machines, good for five string conversions. This is the first cogs that "Gallery Strings" made and they are still a winner. |
"MK-2 Wallmo"
Somewhat like the first machines only a little bigger giving a finer tuning. |
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"MK-3 Jenson"
This wonderfully designed machine has the look of a Gothic style. Great for any really super instrument.. |
"MK-4 Healey"
Beautifully designed machine that is simple to fit and works extremely well. |
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"MK-5 Sheppard" Another fine machine, again easy
to fit and looks and works well.
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"MK-6 Martin" A very traditional styled machine
that looks and works fantastically. |
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"MK-7 Knooren" Again, a very English style of
machine that suits all instruments.
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"MK-8 Peterson" A slightly larger machine. Easy to
fit and works and looks good. |
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"MK-9 Baker"
The famous "Baker" machine. First designed and
made in the 19th. century by the bass maker "William
Baker". A must for the purest. |
"MK-10 Tarr"
Another famous maker designed this cog. One "William
Tarr". First used in the 19th. century.
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"MK-11 Cole"
Again, another famous English design. Though not thought to have been made
by "Cole", they appear on a lot of this instruments. |
"MK-12 Knobel"
This machine has the cog of the traditional English
machine with a much prettier thumb screw.
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