Musicnomad MN224 - Spanner Wrench
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An indispensable mini-tool in every musician's case
The MusicNomad MN224 is designed for everyday adjustments: tightening a loose switch, retightening a bridge screw, or performing a quick tightening without improvising with an unsuitable tool. Its compact size easily slips into a pocket, gig bag, or case, so you always have it on hand during rehearsals, in the studio, or on stage.
Technical specifications
| Category | Tools | Use | Hardware, Bass, guitar |
| Model | MusicNomad MN224 "Spanner Wrench" | Teeth | designed for instant grip |
| Type | peg wrench / tightening key for small adjustments | Uses | switch, bridge screws, tightening under potentiometer knobs |
| Material | stainless steel | Protection | microfiber anti-scratch reinforcement |
| Profile | ultra-thin | Format | compact, easy to carry (pocket, case, gig bag) |
| Thickness | 1.2 mm | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is the MusicNomad MN224 suitable for tightening a guitar switch?
The MN224 spanner wrench is designed for tightening switches as well as certain bridge screws. Its teeth provide an instant grip for small hardware adjustments.
What is the thickness of the MusicNomad MN224 wrench?
Its ultra-thin profile measures 1.2 mm in thickness.
Can nuts located under potentiometer knobs be accessed?
The size of this wrench is designed for tightening under potentiometer knobs. Its 1.2 mm thickness allows access to tight hardware areas. The tool is also used on switches and bridge screws.
What material is the MN224 Spanner Wrench made of?
The tool is made of stainless steel. This construction corresponds to a wrench dedicated to small adjustments on guitars and basses.
Is the MN224 easy to carry in a guitar case?
Thanks to its compact size, this wrench can be stored in a pocket, gig bag, or case. It remains accessible for adjustments made during rehearsals, studio sessions, or on stage.
