MusicNomad MN231 Premium Truss Rod Wrench - 1/4” for Taylor Guitars, Plus Magnetized Screwdriver

MusicNomad MN231 Premium Truss Rod Wrench - 1/4” for Taylor Guitars, Plus Magnetized Screwdriver

$ 12.99

Score By Feature

Based on 313 ratings

Satisfaction

9.02

Packaging

9.47

Giftable

9.42

Value for money

8.96

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Product Description

This is a high-quality truss rod wrench made of 1/4" thick steel

Ergonomic comfort handle & strong carbon steel construction

Screwdriver with a magnetic head

To protect the headstock, there is a protective bumper

Guitars from Taylor, Guild, and more work great with this pedal

Questions & Answers

Is a Rickenbacker 4003 compatible with this?

I am unsure. The website of Rick can be found here.

What kind of guitar will it fit?

The answer is I have no As of right now, I do not have an ache. I have a Taylor, so I can use it. The reason I bought it is because I needed

This tool can be used to adjust the truss rod of a Taylor 812CE- ?

Yes, I am. All Taylor guitars can be fitted with this tool. The Taylor guitar is one of several acoustic and electric models I own.

Would this be applicable to a baby Taylor? How long does it take to reach it if it is inside the bottom of the ?

For my Baby Talor, I bought one and don't like it. It barely reaches the nut, and I'm not sure how much wrench is on the nut since it bottoms out on the soundhole.

Selected User Reviews For MusicNomad MN231 Premium Truss Rod Wrench - 1/4” for Taylor Guitars, Plus Magnetized Screwdriver

Is exactly what I expected! In my most recent purchase of a guitar, I expected the truss rod wrench to also be in the case, as it was last time

5/5

As soon as I returned to my house The guitar and case were inspected, and there was no wrench to be found. Upon contacting the music store's sales representative, I was told that truss rod wrenches are no longer part of the standard equipment list. I should have been provided with a wrench when I bought the guitar for so much! Due to the fact that the wrench from another guitar did not fit my new one, I purchased a Music Nomad wrench instead. It sometimes costs a few dollars more than the manufacturer's version, but it is longer (more leverage, I guess) and has a nice plastic handle. The screwdriver end is magnetic to help with truss rod cover screws that are small and fiddly. I like it!.

Blakely Wu

| Dec 18, 2020

I REQUEST THAT YOU READ THE There are too many layers of plating

5/5

Neither it nor my 1/4" Truss Rods will fit it. I have updated In line with my new rating of five stars, I have lowered my rating. A defective item was in fact delivered to me. Upon contacting Music Nomad, they offered me a free consultation. I was required to send back the old wrench (at their expense), and they sent me a new one instead. I'm pleased with the work of the new wrench. It is my pleasure to work with you, The Original

A wrench may have been defective when it came to me. I don't have any of these screwdrivers to fit any of the three 1/4" truss rods I have. The screwdriver is too big to fit any of the seven covers on my truss rods. Maybe the plating may have been too thickly applied? While this wrench is usually a favorite of mine, I cannot recommend it to you at all.

Waylon Acosta

| Sep 03, 2020

I like it a lot

5/5

Designed to be used with Taylor GS mini acoustic guitars. Everything works as expected. Designed for Taylor GS mini Koa acoustic truss rod adjustment, and having the Phillips head screw driver on the other side means fewer tools are needed to get the job done.

Violeta Barr

| Aug 01, 2020

A wrench has been thrown in

5/5

There is some tightening and some loosening involved.

Brynlee Bolton

| May 03, 2021

The depth of the phrase is too In order for the handle to reach the truss rod on my Taylor, I had to press the handle hard against the sound hole

3/5

As a result, when it turns, the hole rubs against it. I do not like the It is essential that the socket part is at least half an inch deep.

Kayla Snyder

| Feb 25, 2021

Fits Taylor Big Baby but not Taylor Little As far as I can tell, it does not fit my Taylor Big Baby, where I thought it should

3/5

Instead of using a ratchet and socket, I used a ratchet and socket.

Elaina Thornton

| Jul 28, 2020

I like how it works

5/5

It's a very nice touch that the phillips head has a magnetic tip.

Nylah McCarthy

| Jul 23, 2020

There is a need for this

4/5

It is needed since the truss rod on the Taylor Guitars is not symmetrical. It came in an empty box at first, but after a week or so, I got a new one. It was a pleasure to speak with her.