Stratocaster Flame Neck 22 Frets Rosewood
This is a listing for a Stratocaster neck made in the 1980s by an unknown Japanese manufacturer. This neck was attached to and used on a Fender Japan Stratocaster body for 40 years. It has a decal, but it is not a Fender product. The neck width is 56.5cm, so it would be a tight fit on USA or Mexico models without modification. There is a slight forward bow, but the truss rod has not been adjusted since it was installed.
The wood is hard with prominent flame figuring. The position mark inlays are smaller than Fender's.
The frets are at 60-70% condition. Jumbo fret specification.
It has a significant relic look, so how about using it for a relic guitar build? Gotoh tuners are also included.
Screws are not included.
- Type: Guitar Neck
- Material: Rosewood Fingerboard
- Tuners: 6-String Tuners
- Number of Frets: 22 Frets
- Color: Natural Wood
Thank you for looking.
The wood is hard with prominent flame figuring. The position mark inlays are smaller than Fender's.
The frets are at 60-70% condition. Jumbo fret specification.
It has a significant relic look, so how about using it for a relic guitar build? Gotoh tuners are also included.
Screws are not included.
- Type: Guitar Neck
- Material: Rosewood Fingerboard
- Tuners: 6-String Tuners
- Number of Frets: 22 Frets
- Color: Natural Wood
Thank you for looking.
Category
Parts / Accessories For Guitar / Bass
Condition
Scratches/marks
Shipping
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From
Yamanashi
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