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

I needed to replace a neck that came with a kit build from solo guitars. They could not get me a replacement, and I returned three other necks from other Amazon sellers.The frets were rough but level, the neck was straight, not at all twisted. The truss rod works and turns easy. The tuning peg holes were appropriately sized and clean.After taking the time to round and polish the frets and sand the neck. I needed to take a razor to the binding, finish sand the fretboard, and fill the grain.Overall. No more work than any kit neck.It did require careful placement and shimming the neck pocket on the guitar body as it was a bit slimmer than what I was replacing.Take some time on this neck and it yields a beautiful result.

Overall these are ok at best. They’re a hair narrower than the Les Paul so if you’re using a template keep that in mind. The detail on the binding leaves much to be desired. It’s pitted and what ever was used to stain the fretboard leaked in there leaving brown speckles. Not a clean look at all. Not sure what’s going on at the nut but it leads me to believe the wood grain portrayed on the fretboard is not really what it is. I bought these because the necks I normally buy would not arrive on time.

the fret ends are sharp so i wound up having t round them...it looks straight wont fit my japanes les paul copy because there is a under hang?

Was a touch too small for my needs thoughI Don't Like Shimming but I will have to Shim This neck,

Fits

Haven’t installed yet but looks good truss rod works, not sure what wood is on fretboard alimony like a laminate. For the price a great buy

Good work packaging and shipping in a timely manner 😃 I’m happy.