Replacement neck for Fender jazz bass

[sambacanuta]

Does anyone recommend a good company that makes good fretless replacement necks for Fender Jazz Bass?
I have heard that Warmoth necks are too heavy. I don't want neck dive
thanks

[tplyons]

www.usacustomguitars.com

[Bass]

I wouldn't dismiss Warmoth necks so quickly.

I installed a Warmoth Jazz replacement on an SX P-bass, and I'm not experiencing neck dive at all. I weighed both the new and old necks, and the Warmoth neck was only marginally heavier (I think it was only a couple ounces heavier). I installed the Gotoh GB7 tuners which were at least a couple ounces lighter than the existing tuners. Of course, the tuners make the most difference because they are at the end of the neck.

I couldn't be more please with the Warmoth neck. It feels good to hold, which is important because I spent most of my time with my hand on the neck. It wasn't cheap, but it is a quality neck. You get what you pay for. The neck is a Jazz / Wenge neck wood / Ebony fingerboard / stainless steel frets / LP headstock / 13 degree angle / Mother of pearl inlays.

[lonote]

Mighty Mite necks are available on e-Bay for $100 +/-. They are very good quality.

[SamTheButcher]

I just finished a similar project; put a Warmoth bound and blocked neck on a Fender Jazz body.

No neck dive at all.

Warmoth makes an Excellent neck.

[Diego]

Warmoth all the way. They make really nice stuff and the quality of their parts is very good. Many talented builders use their parts for custom instruments.