Mighty Mite MM2928 Stratocaster Replacement Neck with Maple Fingerboard and Jumbo Frets
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There will probably be drilling needed since you need to attach the neck to the body and the PAC012 is a model in the strat style. Is it really worth replacing the neck on a guitar worth $180?
My opinion is that is not the case. Since there are no standard frets, I feel like the guitar is very different.
There seem to be seven in the list. Not sure how old it is, but it seems to be at least 25. Each of the seven I know to be true. I've always thought that strings on 25 radius necks were too close together for big bends in blues. A neck like this does not have this problem. It is more pleasing to the ear than my signature strategy.
A lubricated bone neck because there are a tiny number of tuning issues. The neck is mounted on a rebuilt Japan Strat and Planet Waves Trim-It pro has been applied. You can tune it using the In addition to the vintage bridge, I'm pretty aggressive when it comes to my whammy usage. A very good guitar tune stays in tune. It is my hope that this will help!
Selected User Reviews For Mighty Mite MM2928 Stratocaster Replacement Neck with Maple Fingerboard and Jumbo Frets
The Squier Stratocaster my girlfriend gave to me a few years ago was a gift she received when she was playing guitar briefly. The only guitar I own is a much better one, costing over $1,000 for the last twenty years! I've also owned nicer and more expensive guitars before. For a bit, the instrument just sat on the shelf until I decided to start modding it just for fun one day. The final touches, added last week, were the result of a lot of alterations. There are a set of DiMarzio Area Strat Pick-ups I have this Mighty Mite neck at the moment. This is a very light, airy finish - I love it! It is very easy to play and move around on (even though I have a history of acidic hands, and the maple fretboard is a bit harder to clean than usual). It has a bigger profile than a lot of modern guitars - it's very comfortable. There is definitely a difference between this fret and the 22nd, in my opinion. I can't handle using tools and whatnot, so I had a friend who is knowledgeable about how this stuff works help me out. It took him a couple of minutes to put on the neck What's the most you can spare? A little over an hour, maybe? If you're looking to breath new life into your Strat style guitar then I would recommend this product. Despite the only original part of the guitar from the Squier being the body, this is now my essential guitar - particularly when it comes to picking up rhythms. Among the reasons for that are the neck and shoulders.
This is a replacement for my MIM neck. There is a slight difference in the profile. During the leveling and dressing process, the frets were It only takes a little work to get the neck to fit in the pocket.
It's very nice and fits well. The intonation is perfect! The maple wood is of good quality. If I had the need for another strat, I would purchase this again! This is my first maple fretboard. I was used to rosewood and ebony for years, but this one plays just as well and looks beautiful!.
It's great to have such a good neck! There were holes needed to mount the neck plate, but drilling them was not very difficult. With a few screws, I put in the tuners and it works perfectly! I love the box it comes in, it's big and appears to be safe, and it feels good on my hands! The frets did not need any work, and the nut did not need to be replaced. I play a lot of Steve Vai, so the playability and speed make it an excellent choice. According to my opinion, it does not need polyurethane coating. I love it! It fits nicely in the neck pockets of the strats as well. If you only play the high e and the high B strings, you will need strings guides or trees.
Getting on my Strat as quickly as I could after receiving this in the mail is my goal for today. To start with, the frets were slightly unlevel, so I had to clean that up first, and I had to file down the outer ends of the frets because they rubbed against The rest of this product I am very pleased with.
As if the old Fender were going to the prom, this neck was dressed up for it. The smooth touch, the pretty color, and the nice sound make it a pleasure to handle. A picture on Amazon does not tell the truth. It is quite different from what we see in the woodshops. It was evident that professionals were at work.
I love the finish, it is not glossy, it is a more satiny look. Despite the smoothness and precision of the frets, they are accurate. It is made of high-quality nuts and is included. For about a hundred bucks, this is a great deal. Buying from other manufacturers will cost more than buying from the company that offers the same quality. am very happy with it for my project Strat, and both the neck and the Mighty Mite bodies are genuine Fender products. It hasn't been a disappointment at all I will consider purchasing Mighty Mite necks and bodies.
It did not fit my squire affinity body without shims, but other than that the product worked well.
