MusicNomad Truss Rod Neck Relief Measure and Adjust Kit (MN610) - 1/4" (T-Style), incl. MN231 & MN600

Being able to measure and adjust your Taylor Guitar's neck relief is a critical step in the setup process and will improve your playability and sound. MusicNomad is making it real easy for anyone to perform this task with our Measure and Adjust kits. The Precision Truss Rod Gauge comes equipped with the 3 most common relief measurements for Electric, Acoustic, Classical and Bass Guitars (.006", .008", .010"). For Taylor, use the .008" Gauge along with the clever Pick Capo and follow the instructions printed right on the gauge. When you are ready to adjust, MusicNomad's 1/4" Premium Truss Rod Wrench is made custom to fit the Taylor Guitars truss rod nut that you adjust at the headstock. Equipped with a handy magnetic screwdriver on one end remove the tiny truss rod screws, and then turn it around and use the wrench to properly adjust your truss rod. Our ergonomic handle and rubber protective bumper gives you the comfort around your prized instrument. Keep your Gauge close by as it works on any Guitar or Bass and the 1/4" Wrench will work on other Guitar brands that require that size. Make sure you check out all MusicNomad's Precision Gauges and Tools used in the setup process. That's MusicNomad quality – raising the bar in equipment care.

• truss rod neck relief measure and adjust kit
• incl. Premium Truss Rod Wrench (MN231) and Precision Truss Rod Gauge with Pick Capo (MN600)
• for guitars with 1/4" truss rod nuts (T-style)
• truss rod wrench with ergonomic comfort handle, protective bumper to protect the headstock and magnetized screwdriver (Phillips head)
• truss rod wrench made of strong carbon steel
• truss rod gauge measures the neck relief during the setup process for electric, acoustic, classical and bass guitars
• truss rod gauge includes the 3 most common truss rod relief measurements (.006", .008", .010")
• incl. innovative pick capo to assist the setup
• part of MusicNomad's unique 'KEEP IT SIMPLE, SETUP (KISS)' method