MusicNomad MN601 Precision String Action Gauge
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The MusicNomad MN601 is a stainless steel setup gauge for measuring string height at the nut and saddle. It carries six nut slot sizes (.012" to .022") and string action markings, with instructions laser-etched on the handle. It suits players who do their own setups and want repeatable numbers instead of feeler gauge stacks. Compared with a traditional feeler gauge set, it is cleaner, single-piece and easier to read, but it covers a fixed set of sizes rather than any thickness.
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Lowest price we've seen: $16.99 on Nov 10 at Guitar Center. Tracked across 4 stores since Nov 10.
Owners who do their own setups rate it as a handy, well-made gauge that removes guesswork from nut height. Some find the fixed size options limiting for unusual setups.
Being able to measure your string height at the nut is a critical step in the setup process. MusicNomad’s precision Nut Height Gauge will help you do it quickly and accurately. The gauge comes equipped with the three most common nut height sizes (.016”,.018”,.020”) plus three additional sizes (.012”,.014”,.022”) to accommodate a desire for lower action or a heavier pick attack. Instructions printed right on the handle makes it extremely easy to dial in your nut height. It’s perfect for electric, acoustic, classical and bass guitars, and features laser-etched markings that take the guesswork out of which gauge to use for each instrument. It’s made of premium stainless steel construction without the annoying, messy oil found on traditional feeler gauge sets.



