Classic Series '50s Telecaster Replacement Neck - Maple Fingerboard Review
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Genuine Fender Classic Series '50s Telecaster Guitar Neck with Maple Fingerboard, 7.25" Radius, and Vintage "C" Profile
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Specifications |
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|---|---|---|---|
| Brand | Fender | ||
| Category | Replacement Guitar Necks | ||
| Type: | Classic Series '50s Guitar Neck, | ||
| Instrument: | Telecaster, | ||
| Neck Material: | Maple, | ||
| Finish: | Gloss Nitrocellulose Lacquer, | ||
| Neck Shape: | Vintage C, | ||
| Radius: | 7.25", | ||
| Fingerboard Material: | Maple, | ||
| Number of Frets: | 21, Vintage-Style, | ||
| Scale Length: | 25.5", | ||
| Nut Width: | 1.650", | ||
| Nut Material: | Synthetic Bone, | ||
| Manufacturer Part Number: | 0990063921, | ||
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Classic Series '50s Telecaster Replacement Neck - Maple Fingerboard Reviews
Second one for me...
D.Topp
3 years ago
Bought another one for a tele partscaster project I have going on... What can I say I love these Lacquer necks! Ben was great as usual...
Tele neck
Sweetwater Customer
5 years ago
Nice neck size.
Fender Classic 50s Tele Replacement Neck, Maple
Nick F
5 years ago
Recently bought a Tele performer with the Humbucker, really great guitar but the neck was a dog, I am not a jumbo fret guy, it just killed the playing experience for me. So replaced that with the Classic 50s maple replacement neck. "Heaven"!!! The color and workmanship is really striking a nice amber color and really works well with the vintage blond body, just a completely sexy… read more guitar now. The Vintage C is simply a full C shape, not fat, not thin...just right. The nut is only scribed with light curf marks so you will need to cut the full slots with the proper files, that cost me another $80 on top of the $250 for the neck, so wasn't exactly a cheap swap, but 100% satisfied. I did dust the back of the neck with some light 800 grit paper and its smooth as silk.Completely satisfied, when Im not playing it I just stare at how beautiful it is, really!
Awesome Neck ! Classic look..
David Topp
6 years ago
Bought this neck a couple days ago and installed it the other day and all I can say is it fit and sounds great ! After cutting and shaping the nut the rest was easy. I would recommend this neck if your looking for that classic look and vibe. And as always , Ben is awesome !
Classic Feel and Vibe
Travis
6 years ago
I bought this neck for Telecaster custom parts guitar I own. I had previously used a modern deep C, or D tele neck, which was a little chunky for my tastes. The Classic 50"s neck is perfect for my needs. It"s thicker than a modern C, but not a baseball bat. For some, the 7.25" neck radius might not be ideal. It does make bends more challenging. So if you like a low action and a… read more high E-string bigger than .009, this might not be your cup of tea. Also, the nitro finish is a bit sticky, but I expect this to remedy itself with wear and curing. The neck works great for me. Just know what to expect with vintage specs. The only reason I marked it down a half star is that the starter nut slot for the fifth string was cut in the wrong spot. I had to move it for even spacing. Delvin went above and beyond, as always, to be sure I was happy. Thanks!
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