Fender Accessories 990519000 Custom Shop Guitar Tools

Fender has some of the best guitar tools for players, for the money, IMHO. There are some really good tools out there for working on your guitars, as well as some really inexpensive kits that seem like they could be good enough to use. For my money, I have purchased three of these Fender guitar tool kits (two electric, one acoustic) and added some Dunlop & Ernie Ball pieces to fill in the blanks. Do yourself a favor and buy the good stuff if you can find it on sale or in Amazon Warehouse returns. It is advisable to not to expect a lot from the $12-15 starter kits. Yes, I've got a couple of those also and the best thing about them is the zipper pouches that you can use for your good tools.

Really nice my boyfriend loves it.

Pretty much all you'll need to work on your Fender guitar. The only thing you might need in addition is a larger screwdriver for adjusting the tremolo spring claw.The price is a bit steep considering it is possible to assemble all these tools individually for much less. In fact, I already have all these tools, but I purchased this kit so I'd have them all in one neat little kit to keep with my guitars rather than scattered about in drawers, tool boxes and whatnot. The kit will also easily fit in a guitar case.The tools are actually made by CruzTools and are relatively high quality (You could also buy the CruzTools GrooveTech Guitar Kit and save a few dollars if you don't want the Fender Logo). The ruler is etched rather than simply printed so the lines and numbers don't wear off, and has Fender's setup specs for truss rod, string action, pickup height, and intonation printed on the back.The photo on Amazon shows the ruler in a plastic covering, but mine did not have that.

I have been wanting to buy a guitar maintenance kit for awhile. Now I have anything I need to trim the ends of new string, a string winder, polishing cloth and some other tools. I owned one along time ago but gave it to my brother.

The essentials for work on your electric guitar. I set up my Stratocaster with this and some tools from steward mac. A really nice set to have for set up work.

All of my previous basses that I own came, pretty much, "ready to play". I bought my first Fender bass and immediately realized that it needed to be set up. Don't misunderstand, It was set up for a different style of play (to be used with a pick) than that which I do (a syncopated Jazz/Funk style). I had NO idea of how to do this, but after purchasing a "Fender Handbook" (highly recommended), I saw how to make simple adjustments and to customize my bass sound. But the right tools were needed.THIS KIT IS IT!!! It has everything you need to get most simple tasks done.

This is a really nice toolkit. I was hesitant to buy it since it's obvious they'll mark the price up when bundling the tools together. However as I was looking for cheaper tools I was seeing reviews where rulers and such were inaccurate, and as I'm new to setting up my guitar, I just decided to go with this since it was much easier. Even though I'm spending more, I was happy to see that everything is really good quality. The only cheap thing here is the capo. The winder is made out of plastic but it's thick and that isn't a big deal. Overall I'm glad I purchased this. It doesn't get a 5 because the two hex drivers that come with it do not fit the saddles on my stock bridge. I have a 04-05 MIM strat.EDIT: Just thought I would let anyone know who is interested in buying this kit.. Cruz has a couple of other kits that are very similar and have a lower price. One of their kits looks identical and is $10 less, and also has more hex keys. I wish I had done more research and I may return this and save a little bit of money! Look at the "GrooveTech Guitar Kit" and you'll see that it's pretty much identical. We're paying too much for "Fender" to be slapped on there.

It's nice that when you need to do a little work on your ax,all the tools are in one spot in a organizer. I think if you purchase each tool separately would be at least double if not triple the cost. Be careful with that #1 E string..boing..