The universal ruler tool - fits in every wallet!
With the Kirstein ruler tool for stringed instruments, you always have full control over the string action of your instrument. Whether guitar, bass, ukulele, banjo... the practical card is suitable for any stringed instrument and, thanks to its credit card format, can be carried in any wallet, even if you are on the road a lot. All scales and markings are in millimetres as well as inches. The vertical scales make it easy to measure the depth of saddle notches and fret slots or the height of pickups.
Easily adjust the string height
To adjust the string height, simply place the card at the 12th fret of your guitar and see at a glance from the markings whether you need to adjust the setting up or down. Recommendations for different stringed instruments are listed on the back of the card.
Specification
- Product number 00042806
- Colour Yellow
Person responsible for the EU
Musikhaus Kirstein GmbH
Bernbeurener Str. 11
DE-86956 Schongau
info@kirstein.de
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For the bit of plastic actually overpriced, but something better geschwige because cheaper I have not found anywhere else.
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Questions about product
Question by Peter winkler on 30.01.2021
You could have made a video: How to use the Rock N Ruler when setting up an electric guitar and acoustic guitar:
Answer by Musikhaus Kirstein:
There is no special video for this product, but we have a small tutorial on how to adjust the string action correctly: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQTpcSK1IRw
