【Product Contents】: The string height gauge is approximately 85.5mm long and 53.5mm wide, and is made of plastic. The ruler has four unit markings from 34 to 37mm, making it convenient for measurement. In addition, 11 length steps are marked in yellow, and the units are in mm, accurately displayed to two decimal places. A reference scale is also included on the back of the card, so even beginners can quickly learn how to measure.
[Keep your guitar in top condition]: String gauges are an essential tool for tuning and maintaining your guitar, helping guitarists precisely adjust the string height to keep their guitar in top condition and achieve the ideal playing feel.
【Leveling Tool】: If you don't have a professional leveling ruler, this can also be as a temporary leveling tool to check if your guitar frets are level. Simply place the ruler on the fret and observe the gap between the ruler and the fret to determine the fret height. One ruler has multiple uses, greatly simplifying the daily maintenance tasks of guitarists.
[How to Use]: First, tune your guitar to standard pitch. Place one end of the ruler against the strings and the other end against the frets, then lay the ruler flat on the guitar neck. By observing where the strings and the markings on the ruler overlap, you can read the string distance. If the string spacing is too high or too low, you can adjust it by adjusting the steel bar inside the neck.
【Suitable for All Types of Guitars】: Suitable for all types of guitars, including acoustic, electric, and classical guitars. This measuring tape has a simple and easy-to-understand design and usually features precise markings in millimeters, ensuring accurate measurements. Whether you're a beginner or a professional guitarist, a plastic string gauge is an essential tuning tool.
For every guitarist, a guitar with perfect intonation and a comfortable feel is undoubtedly the best partner when playing. One of the factors that determines how well a guitar plays is adjusting the string spacing. The string spacing measuring ruler is approximately 85.5mm long and 53.5mm wide. It has a reference scale on the back of the card, so even beginners can start using it right away. Using the string gauge is very easy. First, tune your guitar to standard pitch, place one end of the ruler against the strings and the other end against the frets, and lay the ruler flat on the guitar neck. It is suitable for all types of guitars, including acoustic, electric, and classical. Whether you are a beginner or a professional guitarist, a plastic string gauge is an essential tuning tool.