$250.00 via Paypal, shipped ConUS.
Maple neck
Indian rosewood fretboard
1.5" jazz nut width
Slim taper profile
6105 Fretwire
Graphite rods
Round heel
Pre-slotted nut
G&L string tree installed
Factory clear nitro finish
17.5 mm tuner mounting holes
1 lb 13 oz (w/ string tree)
Neck is in great shape and stable. Heel-adjust truss rod works perfectly. There are four small holes drilled in the headstock, used for mounting a set of 1/2" Hipshot Ultralight tuners (not included in sale). A new neck with the same specs would run at least $380.
Disclosures: There is a series of small dings on the back of the neck extending from about the 8th fret to the 13th, just behind the E string. I suspect they were caused by a fretboard being pressed into the back of the neck. I never used the neck in a way that this could have happened while in my possession. I originally purchased this neck from Warmoth's gallery, so I think it was sold to me this way. Shame on me for not thoroughly inspecting it when it arrived. I had the neck installed for about 4 months before I even noticed them. You can feel these ridges with your thumb if you're looking for them. I tried to show the dings as best I could, but they're so shallow, they are difficult to photograph well. I think they may be shallow enough that they could probably be easily steamed or sanded out.
Maple neck
Indian rosewood fretboard
1.5" jazz nut width
Slim taper profile
6105 Fretwire
Graphite rods
Round heel
Pre-slotted nut
G&L string tree installed
Factory clear nitro finish
17.5 mm tuner mounting holes
1 lb 13 oz (w/ string tree)
Neck is in great shape and stable. Heel-adjust truss rod works perfectly. There are four small holes drilled in the headstock, used for mounting a set of 1/2" Hipshot Ultralight tuners (not included in sale). A new neck with the same specs would run at least $380.
Disclosures: There is a series of small dings on the back of the neck extending from about the 8th fret to the 13th, just behind the E string. I suspect they were caused by a fretboard being pressed into the back of the neck. I never used the neck in a way that this could have happened while in my possession. I originally purchased this neck from Warmoth's gallery, so I think it was sold to me this way. Shame on me for not thoroughly inspecting it when it arrived. I had the neck installed for about 4 months before I even noticed them. You can feel these ridges with your thumb if you're looking for them. I tried to show the dings as best I could, but they're so shallow, they are difficult to photograph well. I think they may be shallow enough that they could probably be easily steamed or sanded out.
