Up for sale is a Fender American Vintage 1962/62 RI Stratocaster Heavy RELIC Maple Neck by O. Comes with the Original Tuners. FANTASTIC vintage Relic cosmetic condition – Imparts the look of years of wear and tear! Nut Width: 1.614 (41mm). 1st Fret Thickness: 0.826 (21mm). 12th Fret Thickness: 0.866 (22mm).
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Mustang Maple Guitar Neck 22Fret 24 inches. (True white pearl shell inlay). Next shape: Modern “C”. Next material: Maple wood. Nut material: synthetic bone. Position inlay: True white pearl shell inlay. Alkyl carboxylate insole surface. Truss rod nut: 3/16 hex adjustment. Truss rods: standard Adju root. Nut material: synthetic bone (melamine). Fingerboard radius: 9.5 (241…
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Up for sale is a 2022 Fender American pro II guitar neck. The fretboard between the nut and the 1st fret has a small wood chip fill. Construction: maple shaft, maple fretboard Heel width: 2.21″ Nut: 1.70″ Scale: 25.5″ Frets: larger, great shape Radius: 9.5″ Finish: Factory satin Profile: c Thanks for looking and please…
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Description: Official American Fender Ultra Stratocaster Neck & Locking “F” Tuners- Tinted Maple- Modern “D” Shape- 10″- 14″ Compound Radius (254-355.6 mm)- 22 Medium Jumbo Frets- 25.5″ (648 mm) Scale Length- 1.685″ 42.
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Description: Official American Fender Cory Wong Stratocaster Neck- Tinted Maple w/ Rosewood Fingerboard- Modified Headstock- Modern “D” Shape- 10″- 14″ Compound Radius (254-355.6 mm)- 22 Medium Jumbo Frets- 25.5″ (648 mm) Scale Length- 1.6875″ (42.86 mm) Width at Nut- Satin Finish with Gloss Headstock- Bone Nut- Genuine Fender Condition: near Mint (Please note there are…
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Roasted maple construction provides excellent structural stability. 4 pre-drilled pilot holes – a 5th pilot hole must be drilled for installation on standard models. Fender’s Super-Natural satin finish ensures maximum comfort.
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Iconic players from around the globe have always known the secret to Stratocaster shredding. The scalloped fingerboard. This allows a lighter touch, greater speed and improved grip on the strings, facilitating effortless string bending, pull offs and tapping technique.
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