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ST Style Birdeye Maple Electric Guitar Neck GK-18
Original price was: $175.00.$145.00Current price is: $145.00.
Neck wood: Birdeye Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood
Nut: Bone ( width is 42mm)
Frets: 22
Frets end: Ball
Frets material: Stainless steel
Frets diameter: 2.7
Finish: Matt
Packing: Professional foam case
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Description
70s Strat Neck
Bring back the iconic feel and sound of the 70s with a 70s Strat neck. Renowned for their oversized headstocks and vintage-inspired aesthetics, these necks capture the essence of an unforgettable era in music history. Whether you’re crafting a tribute guitar or seeking a retro vibe, this neck offers authentic looks and performance.
This neck is expertly crafted from premium maple and features a rosewood or maple fretboard, depending on your tonal preference. Maple provides a bright, crisp sound, while rosewood offers a warmer, more resonant tone. The neck is finished with a satin or gloss coating, ensuring both durability and smooth playability.
The 70s Strat neck includes medium jumbo frets that provide a great balance for chord playing and lead work. Its vintage-style profile sits comfortably in your hand, offering effortless transitions between notes. The large headstock not only contributes to the classic aesthetic but also enhances sustain by adding mass to the neck.
Pre-drilled for compatibility with standard Stratocaster bodies, this neck is ready to install and includes a truss rod for long-term stability. Whether you’re building a nostalgic replica or just love the timeless appeal of 70s design, this neck is an excellent choice to complete your guitar.
Bonnie –
This guitar has become my go-to for songwriting sessions due to its inspirational tone. Customer service provided free setup videos, but delivery was slower than advertised.
Silas –
The case included a moisture control pack and silica gel bags, which protected the guitar during its 30-day journey through humid tropical climates.
Magdalen –
The truss rod adjustment is exceptionally smooth – I was able to perfect the neck angle in just 15 minutes using the included Allen key.
Odessa –
The guitar’s inherent harmonics make playing jazz chords particularly expressive, with each overtone singing distinctly through the amplifier.
Virgie –
After using it for 6 months, the fingerboard still feels brand new under my fingertips despite daily practice – the oil treatment must be top-grade.
Kevin –
The body is constructed from sustainably sourced African mahogany, giving it a rich dark tone without any of the environmental guilt.
Margaretta –
The solid spruce top and Mahogany body produce a rich tone that cuts through any room. The build quality feels sturdy enough to withstand years of use, but shipping was slower than anticipated.
Tessie –
The composite materials avoid “dead” frequencies, offering professional tonal quality. Delivery took two weeks due to rainy conditions.
Carolina –
For teaching purposes, the open tuning feature works seamlessly with the built-in chromatic tuner, making it easy for students to learn alternative tunings.
Dakota –
For teaching purposes, the open tuning feature works seamlessly with the built-in chromatic tuner, making it easy for students to learn alternative tunings.
Angelina –
The included set of picks (metal, nylon, and medium tortoise) are of professional quality – better than what comes with most $200 guitars.
Timothy –
The guitar’s inherent harmonics make playing jazz chords particularly expressive, with each overtone singing distinctly through the amplifier.
Juanita –
The truss rod adjustment is exceptionally smooth – I was able to perfect the neck angle in just 15 minutes using the included Allen key.
Derrick –
For someone who struggles with traditional tuning pegs, the locking tuners hold the strings securely even during aggressive bending techniques.