Guitar Accessories

GrooveTech soundhole truss rod wrench for acoustic guitars. Acoustic guitar truss rods need adjustment just like electrics, but manufacturers sure don't make it easy. Access is typically through the sound hole, sometimes through a brace to an unseen nuts. These wrenches allow quick access to nuts on most makes and models of acoustics, with a precision ball-end tip for easy fit, extra length on both segments of the blade, and an oversized handle for confidence when making adjustments. Professional-grade.

The GrooveTech bass player tech kit provides everything needed for basic work on your axe, and an Easy Setup Guide is included to take the mystery out of it. Tools are professional grade and lifetime guaranteed. Hex keys are USA made - color-coded gold for metric and black for inch - with ball-end tips on truss rod sizes. The 6-in-1 screwdriver has two Phillips and two slotted tips, including the size for vintage-style saddle screws, plus two nut drivers to fit Gibson and other headstock truss rod nuts. The GrooveTech string cutters will be the last set of cutters you'll ever need to buy, and precision measurement tools allow consistent results. The capo frees a hand during truss rod measurements, and there's a compartment behind the tools to store spare strings, your owner's manual, and the Setup Guide; plus another pocket to store picks.

Vintage-style truss rod nuts have long, thin slots and are made of unhardened steel, so normal slotted screwdrivers will cause damage – as evidenced on many vintage guitars and basses. GrooveTech developed two screwdrivers specifically for this application. Proper adjustment involves removal of the neck for full nut access, and our Standard Driver provides firm contact over the entire slot width for damage-free adjustment. The Cheater Driver™ allows quick minor adjustment without removing the neck. Both have oversized handles with extra-long shafts for a firm grip and easy access.