GrooveTech Tools Stagehand Compact Tech Kit

These tools are of a very high quality, considering they are intended for use on instruments (ie, won't encounter much abuse) I will probably have these for the rest of my life.

I have quite a few guitars and am yet to find any screws, nuts, bolts or anything that doesn't have a corresponding tool in this kit.

The bag the tools come in is about the right size to fit into a guitar case.

The only gripe I have is that the handle piece of the multi tool is a little bit bulky and it can be tricky getting into a Strat's truss rod hole or a Gibson's intonation screws beneath the strings. With that being said, I haven't encountered any issues that keep me from making any adjustments, just a few awkward movements.

Oh yeah, the string winder seems a bit cheap but honestly I would have paid the same price for this kit without the winder so I'll consider it a bonus.

All in all I fully recommend these tools if you need a handy set of guitar tools. I've found myself much more interested in keeping my guitars intonation, action and neck in check because I have every tool I need at my disposal.

I purchased this product because I wanted a tool kit that covered everything I might need to apply minor adjustments to my jazz bass. First impressions I thought it was great. The string height adjusters were pre greased to enable easy access. The screw heads and bridge adjusters are great too as I have a five string with differently shaped bridge adjusters. the only problem I encountered when using this product was the magnet in the actual screw body tore appart when i was trying to adjust the truss rod in my five string. The only thing that changed was the strength of the magnet in the screw. The string winder is a great addition also as are the string clippers. Everything a working musician needs for on the road use! Would buy again. Thanks thomann! :-)

It has everything you need for a simple home guitar setup, nothing is missing, however, it says it's a "Compact Tech Kit" and they MEAN it. Opening it feels like one of those tiny clown cars where like 20 clowns come out of, honestly, it's pretty impressive how that all fits in that tiny bag, it's pretty snug in there, so you better remember what to put first and what to put next, otherwise, it won't close, feels like a puzzle, but other than size, it's a good kit, you may wanna get a regular capo, cuz this one is only for set up, playing with it on, is gonna be hard to move it across the fingerboard. The gauges come drenched in some sort of an oil or lubricant, which I am assuming is to reduce friction between each other, cuz some of them are so thin, it feels like if they rub each other too hard, they will erase each other, which tells you about how precise this kit is, I rubbed off some oil with a napkin, cuz it gets to your fingers, but I didn't completely wash it off to keep that slippery effect. The clippers however won't last that long, cuz they are not that sturdy