Bell Truss Rod Cover for Gibson® Guitars

Gibson® first introduced adjustable truss rods in 1921, invented by Ted McHugh, their factory manager. Early truss rod covers were simple, narrow plates. By the mid 1930s , Gibson® standardized the bell shaped cover you recognize today. Through the 1940s and 1950s, nearly every Gibson® guitar carried this small but iconic detail. The design has remained essentially unchanged for decades and has become an industry standard.

Individual Norlin® bell truss rod cover for Gibson® guitars. Does not include mounting hardware.

• Base Material: Acrylic 2-Ply Black/White
• Country of Manufacture: Made in Japan (MIJ)
• Mounting Hole Distance: 52mm
• Orientation: Right-Handed & Left-Handed

Available in:

• Abalone Shell
  • SKU: DM-008
• Acrylic 2-Ply Black/White
  • SKU: F-4007
• Maple Wood
  • SKU: DM-006

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