MusicNomad and Master Guitar Tech Geoff Luttrell team up in this easy to follow, step by step video showing how to properly measure your Taylor Acoustic Guitar neck relief and make the necessary adjustment to the truss rod to perfectly dial you in. The same process can be used for all acoustic guitars.
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. 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 and other Acoustic Guitars, 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. For other Acoustic Guitar Truss Rod Wrench Sizes visit our website [ Ссылка ] to search up your Acoustic Guitar Truss Rod Wrench Size. 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. That's MusicNomad quality – raising the bar in equipment care.
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In collaboration with Master Guitar Tech Geoff Luttrell of SF & Sonoma Country Guitarworks [ Ссылка ], MusicNomad has developed the Keep It Simple Setup (KISS)™. We demystified the process by developing innovative, precision gauges and tools combined with step-by-step general guidelines anybody can follow and setup their guitar to play and sound great. With our KISS method and our gauges you can check the vital areas of your guitar and use our tools to perform your own setup. Not only is it fun, but a properly setup guitar takes your playing and sound to a whole new level. Make sure to check out all of our precision gauges and tools.
