The ROADIE RENCH is one of the most popular guitar accessories in the world. It's 10-in-1 tool design, complete with a unique string cutter makes the "RR" one tool no guitar or bass player should never leave home without. It also has 7 Allen or "hex" wrenches in just the right sizes for today's guitars. There are also both Philips and "slot" screwdrivers combined into this sleek, durable handle. All of this makes the Roadie Rench one of the most versatile, easy-to-use tools around. The ROADIE RENCH is very light weight which makes it easier to use & carry. The tough ABS, single-piece, plastic handle will take years of abuse. All Allen or "hex" wrenches supplied by the Allen Wrench Company. The string cutter has been heat treated to over 1800 degrees Fahrenheit to make in tough and hard. The cutter will cut all guitar strings and bass string tops up to .100". It works great on the following hardware: Floyd Rose; Schaller; Ibanez; Gibson; Fender; Kahler, Wilkinson; Vigier; Gotoh; Jackson; Rickenbacker and most any other hardware available today. The ROADIE RENCH is made to work and made to last.
Spotlight customer reviews:
Customer Rating: Summary: roadie rench Comment: I was not impressed with this tool at all. First off, with such a huge handle, it's hard to do truss rod adjustments. You can't get the tool close enough to do anything, and you can't take the wrenches off because then the whole tool falls apart and they don't have any sort of "handle" on them to use them once free from the tool. Also, it doesn't come with the common sizes of allen wrenches to adjust a lot of the more popular guitars. If you have a Fender, I wouldn't bother with it unless you only need to adjust things down at the bridge. The string cutter is also not that great. Like the other reviewer said, I would suggest finding the allen wrenches your guitar needs and keeping those with you, as well as a quality set of wire cutters. Customer Rating: Summary: Poor ergonomics, missing important hex wrench sizes. Comment: The Roadie Rench contains a medium Phillips screw driver; a medium slotted screw driver; a wire cutter; and the following hex (Allen) wrenches: 1.5mm, 2.5mm, 3mm, 0.050", 5/64", 3/32", 5/32".
It does not include a 5/16" nutdriver, the tool needed to adjust Gibson necks. It does not include 1/8", 3/16" hex (Allen) wrenches, the most popular sizes to adjust Fender necks.
The string cutter will not cut bass strings.
The large handle on this tool makes using the screwdrivers very awkward in tight places. It is impossible to adjust a tune-o-matic bridge with such a large handled screwdriver.
It is more practical, and less expensive, to carry the correct size wrenches and screwdriver in your guitar case.
