Product Overview For sale is the exact guitar neck you see in the pictures. Our necks are custom, hand made, locally in the USA. All necks come completely fretted. We use jumbo frets from Stew Mac with the following specs: Width. 100 (2.54mm), Crown. 050 (1.27mm), Tang. We are more than happy to work with…
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The product is a high-quality Fender Strat neck made of Maple material with a beige color finish. It is designed to fit a 25.5 scale length electric guitar, with a heel size of 56.56mm. This neck is specifically crafted to provide excellent playability and tonal quality for electric guitars. Fret ends are clean, level and…
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Up for sale is a Fender Limited Ultra Stratocaster guitar neck. It has a factory defective finish. Otherwise, the truss rod turns fine and the neck is straight. No other issues to note besides the finish.
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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 Flame Maple Rosewood Strat Neck. This is the neck you will receive. Super high grade flamed maple. Finish: Gloss Vintage Tinted. 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…
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Player II Series Stratocaster Neck, 22 Medium Jumbo Frets, Maple, 9.5″, Modern “C. PLAYER II STRATOCASTER NECK: The Fender Player II Stratocaster neck is designed for fast and fluid playability. MODERN “C” NECK PROFILE: Ideal for almost any playing style, the Modern C is not as deep as most U- and V-shaped neck profiles and…
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Up for sale is a 1994 Fender Stratocaster guitar neck. Lightly used for 30 years. Tape is on nut because it is loose. Otherwise, light wear cosmetically on headstock and elsewhere. Frets have no wear to note. Truss rod turns fine, neck is straight.
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Cosmetically, wear as noted. Nothing out of line, pretty light for 20 years. Functionally, frets have light wear on the first couple. Neck truss rod turns fine; neck is straight.
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Looking to unload this neck I don’t see myself using for any upcoming projects. It has been played but has plenty of life left in the frets. There’s a little bit of acrylic paint around where they meet with the body from some old hippie paint jobs, but it isn’t super noticeable and should be…
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