Music Nomad Precision Fret Gauge
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$15.99at Musician's FriendChecked 21 h ago
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The Music Nomad Precision Fret Gauge is a stainless steel diagnostic tool for checking fret height, level, seating and width on electric, acoustic, classical and bass guitars. Laser-etched markings and printed instructions on the handle walk you through each check, so you can spot a high fret or a lifting fret without guesswork. It is aimed at players who do their own setups and at techs who want a quick reference gauge. Compared with a plain feeler gauge set, it adds fret-width notches and on-tool guidance, but it diagnoses problems rather than fixing them.
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Lowest price we've seen: $15.99 on Nov 10 at Guitar Center. Tracked across 2 stores since Nov 10.
Owners describe it as a well-made, easy-to-read gauge that takes the guesswork out of fret checks. Most praise the build and the on-handle instructions; some say it is a niche tool they reach for only occasionally.
MusicNomad's Precision Fret Gauge helps you evaluate your frets for care in all instruments in need. This is a must-have tool that helps diagnose fret level, seating, height and size. This is suited for electric guitars, acoustic, classical and bass guitars. Laser-etched markings and instructions on the handle works to easily spot issues with your frets. If you identify a high fret, check the seating with gauge #2. Need to know if your frets are high enough to level? Use gauge #3. Unsure if your guitar has wide, narrow, or medium frets? Use the notched handle to measure. This gauge’s premium stainless steel construction is free of oil found on traditional feeler gauge sets.
