MusicNomad GRIP ONE MN223 All in ONE String Winder Cutter Puller

MusicNomad GRIP ONE MN223 All in ONE String Winder Cutter Puller Product Details

Description

Changing strings is now much easier, safer and more fun! MusicNomad's patent-pending GRIP ONE sets a new, higher standard for what you should expect when you buy a string crank, cutter and puller all in one. No feature has been overlooked, starting with the precision bearing design we invented in 2016 that makes turning the handle effortless, quiet and super-fast. The innovative rubberized head glides smoothly and silently over your tuning pegs for scratch- and clang-free operation compared to traditional plastic peg winders. The contoured head fits virtually all large and small pegs, and its narrow profile prevents you from bumping neighboring pegs on electric guitars.

MusicNomad's ergonomic and non-slip rubber grip gives you total control and comfort. Cutting strings is a breeze! Big or small, the high quality carbon steel string cutter will cut through all types of strings with ease. Are you ready to pull pins? The innovative universal design of the Bridge Pin Puller allows you to easily pull the pins from acoustic guitar bridges. Simply slide under the pin and pull straight up. GRIP ONE is perfect for electric and acoustic guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele and orchestral strings. Don't lose it or lend it out, but look forward to the next time you change your strings. This is MusicNomad quality that raises the bar for equipment care.

Features:

• String crank, string cutter and puller with integrated double bearing design
• effortless, quiet and super-fast stringing and tuning
• ergonomic, non-slip handle
• innovative GRIP technology glides smoothly and silently over the machine heads and enables safe operation without scratches
• rubberized, secure design
• contoured design fits virtually all tuning pegs (both large and small)
• integrated carbon steel string cutter
• device for removing string pins
• perfect for electric and acoustic guitar, bass, banjo, mandolin, ukulele and orchestral strings