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Warmoth Vintage-Modern Strat neck - $220 shipped
-Quartersawn maple with rosewood fretboard
-12" straight radius
-6150 nickel frets
-1 5/8" nut width (graphite nut)
-Standard thin countour (modern C)
-Satin finish
-Schaller locking tuners
This neck is a great playing, smooth, fast neck in mint condition. The neck is straight and true, and there is no discernable fret wear. The neck has had the frets leveled and crowned since the neck was made. It's a great playing and feeling neck; I'm selling it because I wanted something with a maple fretboard and fat contour.
Prewired Strat pickguard - $110 shipped
-GFS Premium Alnico II Strat pickups
-CTS 250K pots
-CRL 5-way switch
-Orange Drop .022 cap
-Allparts tortoise shell pickguard (tort/cream/black)
-Fender aged white plastic parts
This pickguard is all wired up and ready to go. All of the parts are premium quality parts. The pickups have received rave reviews at FDP and Harmony-Central. Many claim that they are the best Strat pickups they've ever played. They sure do nail that classic Strat tone, but with the ice pick (especially on the bridge pickup) dialed back a bit due to the alnico II pickups. They are very sweet and warm sounding and quack with the best of them; they ring as clear as a bell. I've also owned the Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pros, and I honestly think these are better. The lower tone pot is wired to the bridge pickup, which also helps tame some of the brightness for a really fat sound.
Here's the website for the pickups:
http://store.guitarfetish.com/gfspiialiiha.html
Here are a few reviews of the pickups; there is also some discussion on these at FDP somewhere:
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/...m+II+"Alnico+II"+Hand+Bevelled+Strat+Set/10/1
The tortoise pickguard is made by Allparts and is one of the nicest tortoise pickguards I've seen (very nice pattern). There are some very light pick scratches on the front of the pickguard, but they are really hard to see (since it's tortoise). I also have a white pickguard and some white plastic parts (I think the parts fit right) that I can throw in for a $1 extra to cover the extra cost in shipping.
Also, the pickguard screws are included.
Paypal and USPS MO's accepted.
PM me if you're interested or have questions.
NOTE: The maple looks kind of white in some of the pictures. In reality, it looks a bit more yellow than what is in some of the pics; it must be the lighting or something. It doesn't have an amber tint, though; so it's not a real amber color or anything. The last two pics seem to depict the hue of the maple (and the neck, in general) the best.
Also, the second picture of the pickguard is without flash to show that the plastic parts are aged white; they look more white in the first pic with flash.
-Quartersawn maple with rosewood fretboard
-12" straight radius
-6150 nickel frets
-1 5/8" nut width (graphite nut)
-Standard thin countour (modern C)
-Satin finish
-Schaller locking tuners
This neck is a great playing, smooth, fast neck in mint condition. The neck is straight and true, and there is no discernable fret wear. The neck has had the frets leveled and crowned since the neck was made. It's a great playing and feeling neck; I'm selling it because I wanted something with a maple fretboard and fat contour.
Prewired Strat pickguard - $110 shipped
-GFS Premium Alnico II Strat pickups
-CTS 250K pots
-CRL 5-way switch
-Orange Drop .022 cap
-Allparts tortoise shell pickguard (tort/cream/black)
-Fender aged white plastic parts
This pickguard is all wired up and ready to go. All of the parts are premium quality parts. The pickups have received rave reviews at FDP and Harmony-Central. Many claim that they are the best Strat pickups they've ever played. They sure do nail that classic Strat tone, but with the ice pick (especially on the bridge pickup) dialed back a bit due to the alnico II pickups. They are very sweet and warm sounding and quack with the best of them; they ring as clear as a bell. I've also owned the Seymour Duncan Alnico II Pros, and I honestly think these are better. The lower tone pot is wired to the bridge pickup, which also helps tame some of the brightness for a really fat sound.
Here's the website for the pickups:
http://store.guitarfetish.com/gfspiialiiha.html
Here are a few reviews of the pickups; there is also some discussion on these at FDP somewhere:
http://reviews.harmony-central.com/...m+II+"Alnico+II"+Hand+Bevelled+Strat+Set/10/1
The tortoise pickguard is made by Allparts and is one of the nicest tortoise pickguards I've seen (very nice pattern). There are some very light pick scratches on the front of the pickguard, but they are really hard to see (since it's tortoise). I also have a white pickguard and some white plastic parts (I think the parts fit right) that I can throw in for a $1 extra to cover the extra cost in shipping.
Also, the pickguard screws are included.
Paypal and USPS MO's accepted.
PM me if you're interested or have questions.
NOTE: The maple looks kind of white in some of the pictures. In reality, it looks a bit more yellow than what is in some of the pics; it must be the lighting or something. It doesn't have an amber tint, though; so it's not a real amber color or anything. The last two pics seem to depict the hue of the maple (and the neck, in general) the best.
Also, the second picture of the pickguard is without flash to show that the plastic parts are aged white; they look more white in the first pic with flash.
