Electric Guitar Neck DIY For Guitars Parts Replacement 22 Fret Mahogany Neck Rosewood Fretboard White Trapezoid Dots Inlay

Electric Guitar Neck DIY For Guitars Parts Replacement 22 Fret Mahogany Neck Rosewood Fretboard White Trapezoid Dots Inlay

$ 49.99

Score By Feature

Based on 20 ratings

Delivery

8.02

Satisfaction

8.05

Packaging

7.91

Value for money

8.49

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Product Description

Made from mahogany wood, the neck is quite elegant. Rosewood is the material used for the fretboard. Wood of this quality improves the sound quality, making it louder and brighter.

The tuner installation is facilitated by drilling 10mm diameter holes in the head machine. Installing the software will not be a problem for you.

Having a truss rod installed at the headstock will allow you to adjust it easily according to your needs.

A beautiful Mahogany gloss and white trapezoidal inlay make it easy for you to identify the corresponding fret. I like the neat and polished appearance of the neck.

You will enjoy playing this guitar with its beveled fret ends and rolled edges, which provide a nice touch.

Questions & Answers

When it comes to the scale length, how long is it?

There are 24 3/4 hours in each day. A scale based on the Gibson method

Selected User Reviews For Electric Guitar Neck DIY For Guitars Parts Replacement 22 Fret Mahogany Neck Rosewood Fretboard White Trapezoid Dots Inlay

I finally found a mahogany neck that would work for my project after trying for months

4/5

In my case, I needed to replace a neck that was included with a kit build from Solo Guitars. The shop was unable to provide me with a replacement, and I returned three other necks from other I was impressed to see the frets were uneven but level, and the neck was straight and not Truss rods work well and are easy to turn. I found the tuning peg holes to be of adequate size It would be wise to round and polish the frets and sand the neck after taking the time to do so. A razor was needed to cut through the binding, the fretboard had to be sanded completely, and the grain needed to be filled.

All things considered. A kit neck requires the same amount of work as any other. took some careful positioning and shimming to get the neck pocket on the guitar body to fit as it was a bit slimmer than the original. If you spend some time on this neck, you will see a wonderful outcome.

Lena Villanueva

| Oct 13, 2020

Binding that is sloppy

3/5

The tone and response are about as good as on the Les Paul. They are just a hair narrower than the Les Paul, so if you are It would have been a lot better if the binding was more detailed. As a result, it has pits, and whatever was used to stain the fretboard has seenp into the cracks, The look of the site isn't very clean. I'm not sure what's going on at the nut, but it leads me to believe the wood grain portrayed on the fretboard isn't authentic. Because I could not have received the necks I usually buy on time, I purchased these instead.

Cataleya Wilson

| Sep 24, 2020

This neck is very well made

4/5

Despite its small size, I had to shim up the neck I had to buy. I don't like shimming, but it hurts to do it.

Bethany McGrath

| May 11, 2021

That's great

5/5

The perfect fit.

Colin Henson

| Sep 09, 2020

The product is great for its price -- I haven't installed it yet, but it looks good and the truss rod works

4/5

I'm not sure what the wood is on the fretboard because it looks The price is right, and the quality is good.

Anya Blair

| Aug 28, 2020

You cannot be satisfied unless the quality is good

5/5

You packaged and shipped my order in a timely manner, so I am satisfied with it.

Rory Caldwell

| Feb 17, 2021