Warwick Tool kit in US Online

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Does anyone know who sells the tool kit online. Afte hearing of a few of you stripping the trus rod socket, I may just break down and buy a set.
 
i heard your only meant to use warwick tools to ajust the truss rod.
 
@King David:

Contact the Warwick US distributor, Dana B. Goods and they'll probably send you a Warwick truss rod tool for free.

They would rather have a happy customer who properly maintained their bass than to have to repair the bass themselves because it was abused...

Tyler Krupsky is really cool to talk to. Give him a call at (805) 856-1709. He can get pretty busy, so if he doesn't answer, keep trying back. I don't like to email or leave messages because I usually don't get results unless I talk to him directly. I even got to meet him and he gave me a tour of the Dana B. Goods/Warwick US warehouse. Great guy and some cool custom basses they got over there! :shock: 8)
 
WoodyWoodpecker said:
It is not Warwick but it is good. i have it and am happy

Thanks for that link! I know that's not the tool King David was inquiring about, but it is the one I've been looking for to handle all the other maintenance on my Warwicks in an all-in-one tool. Even has the right size allens on it... 8)
 
The Warwick tool's about 8" long, definitely not a little fold up deal.
 
Doog said:
The Warwick tool's about 8" long, definitely not a little fold up deal.

I hope no one's confusing the two! I would NEVER try that fold-up on my truss rod! :shock:

***ONLY USE THE WARWICK TRUSS ROD TOOL ON A WARWICK TRUSS ROD!***

Don't mess with any other tool on the truss rod. It may work for a while, but when it does round out the allen key hole, it'll be too late and you'll regret having tried an improper "solution."

And see my post above about where to get a Warwick truss rod tool...
 
maddrakkett said:
Doog said:
The Warwick tool's about 8" long, definitely not a little fold up deal.

I hope no one's confusing the two! I would NEVER try that fold-up on my truss rod! :shock:

***ONLY USE THE WARWICK TRUSS ROD TOOL ON A WARWICK TRUSS ROD!***

+ 1,000,000 ***The right tool for the right job***
 
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