Yinfente Bass guitar neck 24fret 30inch Canada Maple neck With Rosewood Fretboard Block Inlay Paddle Head Blank

You might want to be careful, since it looks like a baritone guitar neck. I shouldn't have minded a bit of 'Engrish' on the sellers' part. For what it's worth, that happens to be what I'm looking for, although I wish they had updated the title to reflect what other reviews said.

Necks are offered by Yinfente in a multitude of styles. For a number of their items, the same adds are used. Their primary language is probably not English, so this might be a language issue. Your picture shows an instrument with a 24 fret, 30" short scale neck, which sells for approximately $69 USD. On that one, the block inlays are not present. There is also a 22 fret 30" short scale neck, which costs about $75 USD. One of those has been a long time since I bought one. It does have block inlay on that one, if I recall correctly. Depending on the distance between the neck cutout and the bridge on the body, it may be difficult to determine which one will work best with your instrument. The neck of this guitar must meet the 30" measurement if it is replacing an old guitar. If it is or is being replaced by a guitar, I suggest you measure carefully to ensure it is It is not possible to properly intonate your guitar if it varies by more than 1/2" between the nut and the bridge. Since I usually buy necks for bass and guitars I design and build, I locate the bridge last, which enables me to use whatever neck I feel like using for the build at the time. The bridge of some instruments can be moved to fit a different neck, while other instruments

The answer is yes, The circle has a diameter of 12 inches