Solo Understring Radius Gauges

(8 customer reviews)

$ 24.99 CAD

In stock

SKU: SL-LSRGU-08 Category: Measuring & Gauges Brand:

Description

Understring radius gauges can be used to accurately measure fretboard radius, saddle radius and nut radius from either the top or the bottom radius surface.  These are the perfect tool to match the radius of your saddles to your fretboard.  These handy set 9 of gauges comes in all popular fingerboard radii. (7¼”, 9½”, 10″, 12″, 14″, 15″, 16″ and 20″)

This handy set of 9 gauges comes in all popular fingerboard radii. (7¼”, 9½”, 10″, 12″, 14″, 15″, 16″, 17″ and 20″)

Features

  • 2-5/8″ (66.68mm) wide
  • Precision laser-cut from 0.51” stainless steel with each being etched with the radius.
  • Accurately set your string radius
  • 9 gauges including Ibanez spec 17″ radius

: Solo Understring Radius Gauges
: SL-LSRGU-08
UPC: 842561002891

8 reviews for Solo Understring Radius Gauges

  1. Peter Smirlies (verified buyer) –

    A tool that every shop needs. Solidly built and the price is right!

  2. kenoakee (verified buyer) –

    Great tool every home luthier / tech needs. Well made but could use a split ring to keep them together in your tool kit.

  3. bholt (verified buyer) –

    Covers every radius you could have, very well made

  4. Mitchell Markin (verified buyer) –

    Well made and easy to use. I can finally set the string height at the bridge accurately for the middle strings.

  5. swpenryn (verified buyer) –

    Well made, easy ti use, good price, half what I would have paid from StewMac! A great addition to set up those strings “spot on”. I am coming to Solo for all my luthier needs.

  6. bogey2bogey (verified buyer) –

    These are of as good a quality as the Stew-Mac set a friend has and you can buy Canadian and support a great company. Mik

  7. sekoyawood (verified buyer) –

    Perfect for adjusting string radius

  8. Ron Clemens (verified buyer) –

    As a guitar player interested in doing my own setups, I’m glad to have this set of gauges to dial in the radius of bridge saddles. I strung them on to a carabiner clip to keep them contained and handy.

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