Warmoth Stratocaster Replacement Neck

Very low miles, no nicks or dings anywhere, zero fretwear because they’re Stainless Steel, (6105 profile, Narrow and Tall).

 This is Warmoth’s Vintage/Modern construction, which has truss rod adjustment at the headstock.  Roasted maple, w/their ’59 Roundback neck profile.   White Graphtech nut, tuner hole size is 25/64”, which fits Schaller, Sperzel, Fender, and the like.  I had Fender locking tuners on (see pic for reference only.  Tuners not included).  10”-16” compound radius fingerboard.

 Speaking of the tuners, when I had the Fender tuners on it, they weren’t “lazer-straight”, but at the same time, the slight amount a couple of them were off wouldn’t be noticeable unless you were looking for it (see pic).  If I didn’t bring this up, most people would never notice but I want to be transparent.  That said, if you use a non-fender tuner like Sperzels, this won’t be an issue as you’ll be creating your own alignment.

 Please check Warmoth’s site for more specific specs as to what guitars it will fit.  I had this on an American Std and it fit perfectly, although it may not work on a Mexi-strat, or other import, so again, check their site to be sure as all sales are final.

 Neck has NO finish on it, and according to Warmoth and other sources, roasted maple doesn’t require a finish…plus, the raw wood just feels better. 

 One final bit of potentially useful information is that I recently read on TGP that over-torquing screws into roasted maple can potentially crack the roasted maple, so don’t gorilla-torque the screws!  Many feel this is due to people drilling pilot holes that are too narrow, and not a fault of the wood itself.  I believe this was John Suhr’s take on the whole thing.

Last I checked on Warmoth’s site, this neck spec’d as it is, would be around $309.  Save $$$ here on a clean neck that has ZERO wear on it.

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