Allparts SPHM-A Paddle-Head Replacement Neck
  • Allparts Replacement Paddle-Head Neck SPHM-A for Custom Guitar Builds
  • Allparts Replacement Paddle-Head Neck SPHM-A for Custom Guitar Builds
  • Allparts Replacement Paddle-Head Neck SPHM-A for Custom Guitar Builds
  • Allparts Replacement Paddle-Head Neck SPHM-A for Custom Guitar Builds

Allparts SPHM-A Paddle-Head Replacement Neck

$479.00  $95.00
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Product Description

Need a neck for your custom guitar build? The SPHM-A neck is an excellent choice for both bolt-on and glued-in 'set' applications. It's ready to be customized and installed right away. Crafted with a rosewood fretboard on a mahogany neck, it delivers a warmer tone and unbeatable sustain. This neck offers more modern Gibson®-style features. With a 24 3/4' scale length, it has a flatter 12' radius and 22 jumbo frets. It's perfect for builders looking to enhance their custom builds! Features: Scale Length: 24.75'; Neck Profile Shape: C; Frets: 22 Jumbo (0.114'x 0.055'); Wood: Mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard; Headstock Tilt/Angle: 14 degree; Finish: None/Unfinished; Fretboard Radius: 12'; Inlays: White fretboard and side marker dots; Nut Width: 1-11/16'; Heel Width: 2.20'; Heel Shape: Square (Non-Fender®-style); Tuning Peg Holes: None; Truss Rod Adjustment Location: Headstock; Neck Thickness: 0.89' at first fret, 0.99' at twelfth fret.


Using this Allparts SPHM-A neck is easy. First, if you're doing a custom build, decide whether you'll use the bolt-on or glued-in 'set' method for installation. Make sure to handle the neck carefully as it's made of quality mahogany with a rosewood fretboard. When it comes to tuning, since there are no tuning peg holes initially, you'll need to add your own pegs according to your preference. For adjusting the truss rod, you can do it at the headstock. As for maintenance, keep the neck in a dry and stable environment. Since it's unfinished, you might want to apply a suitable finish to protect it. Also, regularly check the frets and inlays for any signs of wear and tear. If you notice any issues, address them promptly to keep your guitar in top - notch condition.


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