Maple Bass Guitar Neck 24fret 30inch Child Small Electric Bass Guitar Replacement Rosewood Fretboard Paddle Heaad

Maple Bass Guitar Neck 24fret 30inch Child Small Electric Bass Guitar Replacement Rosewood Fretboard Paddle Heaad

$ 69.00

Score By Feature

Based on 5 ratings

Customer service

8.76

Packaging

9.12

Value for money

8.67

Giftable

8.99

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Product Description

The guitar neck is made from Canada maple wood. The 24 fret Rosewood Fretboard is 30" long, and there is a Truss Rod at the headstock. With a 42mm width at the nut and a 65mm height at the heel

The neck of the child electric bass guitar or the neck of the small bass guitar

You can do it yourself if you want to like electric bass guitar

Questions & Answers

I won't be able to use this neck on my Epiphone EB- Is there a 0 body on the bass guitar?

With a nut width of 42mm and a heel width of 65mm, it is a wide shoe. Please check if the 42mm 56mm heel width is okay? And do you have the 42mm 56mm heel width too?

If I build a fender vi from a kit, is this the right scale length and how do I attach it to the fender?

I have the pleasure of serving you. Despite my knowledge of the VI guitar, I am not well acquainted with it. Please ensure that the neck length of the scale is 30 inches for your project.

Is this adapter compatible with the body of a telecaster?

I think the heel fits well, but I think you might need to make a few smaller adjustments to make it fit more perfectly.

Could you tell me if this has a 30" bass neck or if it has a 30" scale size ?

I have the pleasure of serving you. The length of the scale is 30 inches

Selected User Reviews For Maple Bass Guitar Neck 24fret 30inch Child Small Electric Bass Guitar Replacement Rosewood Fretboard Paddle Heaad

I appreciate the neck, it is worth the price

4/5

Overall, the design is well crafted and the price is reasonable. In that case you would have to replace the nut, which is crudely shaped, with a slot that's inaccurately spaced, but if you were serious about your project you would have done this anyway (you would My only problem was that the ends of the frets were quite sharp, so I was forced to file them.