ALLPARTS / SETF-UP-BEM Birds Eye Maple Replacement Neck

This is a high-quality, Fender-approved replacement neck for Stratocasters, made in Japan. It features a luxurious combination of bird’s-eye maple, showcasing beautiful bird’s-eye grain, and a premium African ebony fingerboard. With its slim Modern D profile, flat 10-inch radius, and 22 jumbo frets, it supports technical, high-speed playing and smooth bending.

[Wood Characteristics]
・Bird’s-eye Maple... A natural wonder created by the growth of dormant buds, characterized by a beautiful grain pattern resembling tiny eyes. It further enhances the bright tone unique to maple.
・African Ebony... Pairing it with an A-grade jet-black ebony fingerboard creates a visually striking contrast and delivers a crisp, tight attack.

【Features of the ULTRA-MOD Series】
・A slim, sleek D-shape. Optimized for modern technical playing styles that involve a “wrist out” position.
・Features a 1-11/16-inch (approx. 42.86 mm) scale length, providing ample space between the strings.
・The combination of a 10-inch radius and 22 jumbo frets prevents the strings from getting caught during bends, ensuring smooth playability.
・The fingerboard features genuine mother-of-pearl dot inlays, while the neck sides feature glow-in-the-dark side dots so you won’t lose your position even on a dark stage.

■Guitar Neck
■Allparts Select Birds Eye Maple w/ Ebony Fingerboard ULTRA-MOD Replacement Neck for Strat - Licensed by Fender
■For Stratocaster
■Birds Eye Maple Neck
■African Ebony Fingerboard
■Scale: 25.5 inches (Long Scale)
■Finish: Satin Polyurethane
■Heel Width: 2-3/16 inches (approx. 55.56 mm) / Shape: Round (Strat-style)
■Nut Width: 1-11/16 inches (approx. 42.86 mm)
■Tuner Holes: Modern 10 mm diameter (compatible with Rotomatic-style tuners, etc.)
■Truss Rod Adjustment: Headstock side
■ Neck Thickness: At the 1st fret: 0.80 inches (approx. 20.32 mm) / At the 12th fret: 0.89 inches (approx. 22.61 mm)
■FENDER Licensed
■Made in Japan

*Grain patterns vary from instrument to instrument. The image is for illustrative purposes only.
*During assembly, it may be necessary to file or polish the frets to accommodate environmental conditions or individual variations; this is a normal part of the specification and does not constitute a defect.