Mighty Mite MM2919 P-Bass Replacement Neck with a Fretless Ebonol Fingerboard

$ 150.00

Score By Feature

Based on 7 ratings

Packaging

5.50

Giftable

5.09

Satisfaction

5.19

Customer service

5.36

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Product Description

The fretless P-bass has no bridge or saddle

The maple neck is a stunning feature

Ebony is the preferred material for the keyboard

A radius of 9 fingers is required for the keyboard.

The frets on this guitar are nonexistent

Questions & Answers

Can they make one with line marking, or do they make one already with line marking?

At major whole notes, there are dots on the side of the neck signifying the location of the frets. To stay on pitch, you need to pay attention to your hearing as with any fretless neck. Using the dots will help you get close to your goal. You're going to love this neck, I promise.

Is there a finish on the headstock and the back of the neck and can I spray aged toner or lacquer on them?

It may be poly. I am not certain of the finish. You should be able to tell just by looking at their website specs. There might have to be a stripping, toning, and finishing step ahead, but I have no idea about aging toners

Can you tell me the size of the tuner holes? My hipshot ultralight club head tuners will fit on this neck and I'm wondering if I can use them in this build?

There are exactly 18mm tuner holes, so it is not about 18 mm as stated by the other guy. A "stock" j or p bass, whichever that is, is not the correct answer either. The import tuner 18mm size fits them. In other words, that's An inch is 70 centimeters. In the Hipshot Ultralite line, there are 4 models in two sizes of peghead holes, both of which are too small, the smallest measure 14mm and the largest 16mm. For tuning, you will need an import tuner such as a Hipshot HB7.

Hello, I was wondering what the heel width was like?

Licensed necks from Fender, as well as all other Fender guitars, must meet existing standards. In case you're wondering if it will fit your Fender or Fender style bass, the answer is yes. The seventh 16th shell)

Selected User Reviews For Mighty Mite MM2919 P-Bass Replacement Neck with a Fretless Ebonol Fingerboard

There's an issue with the tension rods

3/5

In the beginning I really enjoyed this neck, but now I find it annoying to play as after adjusting the truss rod it bows back. Originally, I rated it as a five-star neck, but after six months the neck continues to bend back after it was adjusted.

Aurora O'Brien

| Jan 20, 2021

However, it's not as good as it could be

3/5

It does not fit properly in the pocket, requiring a lot of adjusting.

Devin Wiley

| Jul 27, 2021

I give this product five stars

5/5

This is amazing.

Aila Peters

| Aug 27, 2020

The neck is nice

5/5

The neck is nice, it plays well, it feels good, and it It is important to know that the trust rod nut is metric, and will strip easily if you use.

Jayson Donovan

| Mar 24, 2021

I like how smooth this is! There is only one caveat you need to drill this blank

5/5

It's great to have this replacement neck. All you need to take notice of is that you need to drill all the holes needed to attach hardware and mount.

Austin Berg

| Dec 04, 2020

Don't load your vehicle with heavy items A gauged or round steel string is best! Despite the fact that the fretboards are made of EBOBOL, they can chew them

5/5

A copy of this was purchased from Musician's I am still trying to add a custom logo to the bass guitar headstock, and then I will be.