See all eligible items. (United States Orders Only). Fender American Vintage II 1973 Strat Neck, 21 Vintage Tall Frets, 7.25. American Vintage II 1973 Stratocaster Neck, 21 Vintage Tall Frets, 7.25 Radius, Rosewood. In vintage years, the shape and thickness of Fender guitar necks varied tremendously. The American Vintage II Series features authentic neck profiles…
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From the Guitar Closet. The frets have been leveled and dressed. This is the exact neck you will receive. Shaft Wood: Roasted Maple. Right / Left Handed: Right-Handed. Neck Back Profile: Modern C. Tuner Hole Size: Modern 10 mm. Fretboard Radius: 9.5. Number of Frets: 22. Inlay Shape: Standard Dots. Neck Heel Shape: Strat® Shape….
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I added used Fender tuners but never did anything else with it. It’s an MIM and has a satin finish on the back like the American Pro II necks. It’s wider than my liking. The nut width is 1 3/4. Of course the heel width is Fender standard.
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From the Guitar Closet. The frets have been leveled and dressed. This is the exact neck you will receive. Shaft Wood: Roasted Maple. Right / Left Handed: Right-Handed. Neck Back Profile: Modern C. Tuner Hole Size: Modern 10 mm. Fretboard Radius: 9.5. Number of Frets: 22. Inlay Shape: Standard Dots. Neck Heel Shape: Strat® Shape….
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From the Guitar Closet. Roasted Flamed Maple Strat Neck. This is the exact neck you will receive. The frets have been leveled and dressed. Shaft Wood: Roasted Flamed Maple. Fretboard Wood: Roasted Maple. Right / Left Handed: Right-Handed. Neck Back Profile: Vintage C. Tuner Hole Size: Modern 10 mm. Fretboard Radius: 9.5. Number of Frets:…
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Take Your Strat’s Performance to the Next Level Whether you’re putting together a “Partscaster” or looking to take your stock instrument to the next level, Fender’s Satin Roasted Maple Stratocaster Neck should be at the top of your list! This neck’s roasted maple construction dramatically increases structural stability, offering superb resistance to shifting due to…
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