Music Nomad Neck Relief Measure Adjust Kit for Taylor Guitars - MN610
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Adjusting the neck relief of your TAYLOR Guitar is essential for optimal playability and sound quality.
MusicNomad simplifies this process with our Measure and Adjust kits, making it accessible for everyone. The Precision Truss Rod Gauge features the three most common relief measurements for Electric, Acoustic, Classical, and Bass Guitars (.006”, .008”, .010”). For TAYLOR models, utilize the .008" Gauge along with the innovative Pick Capo, following the clear instructions printed directly on the gauge.
When it’s time to make adjustments, our custom-designed 1/4" Premium Truss Rod Wrench fits perfectly with the TAYLOR truss rod nut located at the headstock. One end includes a convenient magnetic screwdriver for removing the small truss rod screws, while the other end is designed for precise adjustments. The ergonomic handle and rubber protective bumper ensure comfort and safety while working on your cherished instrument. Keep the Gauge handy, as it is compatible with any Guitar or Bass, and the 1/4" Wrench can also be used on other brands requiring that size. Explore all of Music Nomad's Precision Gauges and Tools for your setup needs. Experience MusicNomad quality – elevating the standards in instrument care.
Everything You Need to Measure and Adjust Neck Relief on All TAYLOR® Guitar Models That Adjust at the Headstock (Excludes Models Adjusting in Soundhole, such as Big Baby and Pre-2012 Nylon Models).
Includes a Precision Truss Rod Gauge, Pick Capo, and a 1/4" Truss Rod Wrench with a screwdriver.
Precision Stainless Steel Gauge Features the Three Most Common Truss Rod Neck Relief Measurements (.006", .008", .010") for Electric, Acoustic, Classical, and Bass Guitars, with Easy-to-Follow Instructions on the Handle and an Innovative Pick Capo for Assistance.
Premium 1/4" Truss Rod Wrench Made from Strong Carbon Steel with an Ergonomic Comfort Handle, Magnetized Screwdriver for Small Truss Rod Cover Screws, and a Protective Bumper to Safeguard the Headstock.