075 inches, they met the specifications for the desired medium action. Next, I used a gauge to measure the action of strings 6 and 1 at the 12th fret, which indicated that at. First I slid the included pick capo between the E and D strings and the A string and used the truss-rod gauge to check the relief the results led me to tighten the rod using the appropriate Allen key. I tested out KISS on an old Tacoma DM14 dreadnought. In addition to the kit, the manufacturer provided me with a set of six diamond-coated nut files ($84.99) for adjusting nut-slot depth/individual string action.
Also included is an essential 24-page booklet that walks you through the setup process in detail, having you use each of the tools in recommended order. Packaged in three small cases, KISS ($159.99) comes with virtually any tool you’ll need for setting up your acoustic guitar (or electric or bass guitar): a six-piece gauge setup set, 26-piece screwdriver and wrench collection, and an 11-piece truss-rod wrench assortment. Now, the company has introduced the Keep It Simple, Setup (KISS), a DIY kit designed with the guidance of guitar tech (and SF GuitarWorks owner) Geoff Luttrell to make guitar setups easy even for the entirely uninitiated.
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This article is free to read, but it isn't free to produce! Make a pledge to support the site (and get special perks in return.) LEARN MORE.įrom the November/December 2021 issue of Acoustic Guitar | By Kate Koenigįor the past decade, MusicNomad has provided maintenance products for guitarists-everything from guitar polish to string-changing tools.
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