I bought a neck from them over a year ago for a low model strat. I also got a new bridge tuners and pickups. It went from my worst guitar to my favorite. The neck was amazing.
I'm so glad there's an option to put a strat bottom on a tele neck and vice-versa in the build-to-order. I have an order being built right now that has that option.
Bolt-on-neck Les Paul Juniors sometimes have a replacement neck with a round heel, while the LP Jr body can have a squarish pocket heel. I ran across this and the neck fit perfectly (outside curve of the heel touched the back of the body pocket) except that the rounded heel allowed the neck to shift in the pocket. So I taped a small straight popsicle stick section to the heel of the neck and super-glued in 2 * 1/8" short dowels that nearly filled the corners and made a new squarish neck heel. Then the neck has a squarish heel going into a square body pocket end. Tedious, yes.... but the neck can be reused someday in a rounded pocket LP Junior body after gently removing the super-glued small dowel sections...
I had no idea. I just assumed that neck pockets were the same on Strats and Teles. Luckily, I got a Strat Warmoth neck for my Tele but I haven't had it installed yet.
The thing with the Lonestar Strat (and a few others) is that it uses a neck that has 22 frets *with no overhanging fretboard end*. That's what takes it out of normal Fender spec. Original USA 2-3/16" specs requires a 21 fret neck with overhanging 22 fret. That little difference means that replacement necks will not intonate properly.
Hey warmoth, I'm sure you might not read this but your products are just stunning. I recently decided to pull the trigger and make my wallet cry for a few months and splurge on top notch parts, electronics, and the best "fender replacement parts". The greatest feeling about having your product is that for the past few weeks, I can't stop staring at my guitar when I walk around my house. It can't even compare to some of the top of the line guitar's I've tried (lets not name brands). Also, I completely blame you guys for making me gain around 3~4kg in weight. Your roasted maple neck smells so good I've been perpetually hungry for weeks now. Thanks Warmoth!
Haha...thanks James. As a reward for your nice comments, why don't you treat yourself to a delicious stack of pancakes and maple syrup? You've earned it!
For the longest time I have wanted to fit a tellie neck on a strat body. Not that it would really play any better but just for the esthetic of it. It just looks cool in my mind`s eye.
I had a Light Ash Korean made Fender Telecaster. I didn't like the neck so I ordered one from Warmoth. The screw holes were not aligned, so I had to deepen the pocket in the Tele body until they did. I took it slowly, 1mm at the time, with a Dremel tool. It went all good but one has to be careful not to go too far in depth as well as in width, in oder to keep the pocket tight and not create an inappropriate angle. I am very happy with the assembly, Warmoth build awesome necks. \m/
Lol well said. Seems like if it's not fender america made there can be compat issues. If it's a fender licenced guitar made in California though you should be good to go
But, to primarily align the holes seems a bit risky? Who knows if the holes are drilled at the exact same spot on every body/neck? I would make the neck be placed at the correct measurements from the nut to the bridge and then have the holes drilled there. Can be huge intonation issues otherwise...?
@@ztevie.j In fact, the problems resulted from adapting a US neck to a Korean body. Asian made Fenders have different measurements than American made. I have assembled quite a few now and I can tell you that I did not have intonation issues. As long as you are ok with the width and height of the neck heel, the rest is only adjustments. Make sure to mark the neck heel with a small point going through the body holes while maintaining the assembly vertically. Also, before drilling if your neck has no pre-drilled holes, make a limit on the drill bit with masking tape, so that the holes won’t exceed 1,5 mm depth.
@@frantisca Yeah i guess fender brand guitars are pretty consistent in that way... But i would surely want to measure of i use bodies from other brands, just for peace of mind...
My 80s HM strat has a neck that’s roughly 14” across. I could fit multiple standard necks in the pocket at the same time. In all seriousness though, that thing makes my Ibanez guitars feel puny.
Could you do a video like this for your different 5 string jazz necks? I have a Mexican standard jazz 5 with a 4+1 headstock and if like a fretless neck for it and I’m trying to figure out if one of the necks warmoth makes is compatible
I have a '93 Fender US Standard Strat, 43mm nut width, standard tremolo, truss rod adjustment at the headstock. If I order a Warmoth replacement neck, Vintage construction (truss rod adjustment at heel), 7.25 straight radius, with 41mm nut width...will it fit? Will I need a different pickguard to accomodate the truss rod adjustment at the heel, and a new tremolo unit to accomodate the thinner string spacing (because of the thinner nut width)???
I can't comment on your guitar specifically, but the issue with the Lone Star/Big Apple strats isn't with the neck pocket or pickguard dimensions. Our necks will still fit into them. The problem is that the geometry of the neck pocket is non-standard and causes intonation issues with a standard neck.
Don't care about stat and tele necks but it's nice listening to you. Waiting for more videos that are less product specific like the one on tone woods.
It would be awesome if Warmoth would just make a Tele neck with rounded edges. I'm assuming they don't because of the licensing agreement with Fender, but I'm just speculating.
I love your instructional videos. They answer real questions but in a fun way. So how about more neck will it fit info. Will the Vortex or Warmoth shape necks fit in a Strat or Tele body? In case we want to build our own Frankenstein version guitars. Thanks.
The only Warmoth necks that use the Tele®-shaped heel are our Tele® replacement necks. All others (Vortex, Warmoth, Hombre, et al) use a Strat®-shaped heel. So the same rules as outlined in the video would apply to them. Hope that helps!
Excellent video. And great info. Well done. I am curious, Is it possible to change the scale on a Strat say to 24.75" or 24" scale? Or would that require moving the bridge as well. Or just not possible...Thanks. Phil NYC / Jersey Shore area
You can easily change the scale on a Strat or Tele to 24.75 by using one of Warmoth's conversion necks. Moving the bridge is not required. Check it out: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-scale-conversion
OK Fender offered Strat necks in the mid sixties as A - B - C - D profile's I have a 1965 strat neck w an A profile heel stamp So I would love to have a body(strat) that I can pair with this Thanks
Warmoth already offers the Non-Fine Tuner Floyd rout on most of our bodies. It's an off-menu option, so just give us a call. We do not sell the bridge, however. You'll have to buy it from Floyd Rose.
Probably not. Get a ruler that's details and take precise measurements. Email warmoth or just go to the site and they can help you. They have mathematic details. for neck pocket dimensions that are required.
How about the difference between the strat replacements and jazzmaster replacements? Do they have the same pocket? When you look at jazzmaster bodies on warmth website all of them say strat pocket. So does that mean I have to buy a strat neck? What’s the purpose of the jazzmaster necks.
Yep, Jazzmaster® replacement necks have a Strat®-shaped heel, and will fit anywhere a Strat® replacement neck will. Their headstock is slightly different. It's between a normal Strat® and a CBS Strat®.
We don't make anything specifically for that model. However, if it conforms to Fender's vintage/original specs then our necks would work. I have no idea whether the Variax Standard does or not.
Sorry....I don't know for sure. If Fender stayed true to their standard Mustang dimensions then it should, but we have never had a Vintera Mustang in the shop to check it IRL.
J's and P's use the exact same heel specs and are interchangeable....in general. But, as usual, Fender does vary from their own standard from time to time.
Warmoth necks are ready to bolt and play. At some point you may wish to have the frets leveled and dressed by a local luthier, which will make them play even better, but it is not necessary. I gig all the time with many personal Warmoth necks that have never had anything done to them other than bolt and play.
FYI, stainless steel still has about 8% nickel content (compared to the roughly 18% amount in 'standard' fretwire). If you need hypo-allergenic frets, your best best is EVO gold color material.
The three-bolt joints are a whole different kettle of fish. Ours was made per the 70's era specs. It's rare to see it, and I don't know how those specs may have varied with different models over the years.
@@warmoth yup I looked there earlier, I didn't see anything regarding squire or classic vibe specs, unless I missed them. I could measure them if I had one. I'm wanting to buy the parts and put a classic vibe together.
Hey, if i purchase a neck from you guyscan you put the Fender logo on the headstock since its Fender licensed? or would i have to do it myself once i get it?
No, no, and no. No to all of it. Just no. :) We do not provide or affix Fender decals, and we do not condone applying Fender decals to our necks after purchase. These things are expressly forbidden in our agreement with Fender.
I have no idea what neck pocket dimensions Suhr uses, as we have never tested that. The only way to know for sure is to measure carefully. Warmoth posts all our dimensions here: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-fit
Manuzziya I’ve put Fender necks on squire bodies, granted I changed out everything else in the body too. Works fine. It would probably just be classified as a partscaster
It should. As long as all the parts adhere to Fender's 2-3/16" vintage/original neck pocket specs, then they will fit. Everything you need to know is here: www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/faq2.aspx
We get asked this a lot. "Why do you offer *this* arcane option, but not *that* arcane option?" It's a fair question, that deserves an honest answer. Sometimes it's because we thought there was going to be a huge demand for some new bridge or hardware - that it was the next big thing - and we guessed wrong. Then that thing ends up being an oddball option in our menu for ten years. Other times it's because some employee at some point got behind arcane option number one, and championed it through the R&D process (maybe because they wanted it for themselves), while no champion emerged for arcane options two and three. And other times, we develop arcane option number one because we know our market, and we get it right. Yay! Unfortunately, the one vocal customer demanding arcane option number two doesn't understand the market, and thinks the demand for it is just as big as number one....but it isn't. (Not saying that's what is happening here...but it does often happen.) Hope that sheds some light!
Warmoth Guitar Products Thank you for the response. I’m all about the options Warmoth offers. I was just surprised that the “jazzblaster” option wasn’t a thing. I just see a lot of independent builders going that route. Thank you!
When guys like Steve Moree put a old Tele caster neck on a Stratocaster body, I believe they just file and reshape the butt of the neck to match the more curved Stratocaster neck pocket shape. If the Tele neck is too valuable, you can reshape the body neck pocket instead but that has got to be may more of a pain. I think Dan Erlewine might have talked about this, that guy has done everything.
Exactly, or some good quality wood rasps and files. If you really want an ugly Tele headstock on your Stratocaster to be like Steve Morse back in the day (hey he just played the things, vintage Tele necks could be nice and chunky.)
Naw. You might be able to cram it in place and get it screwed on, but it won't intonate correctly without modifying the body or neck to close up that gap.
“Mayzure it” 😂😂
seriously, why did he say it like that haha
Howls
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Maybe he was John Mayersureing..it 😅😂
Warmoth is hands down, the best at what they do!
I bought a neck from them over a year ago for a low model strat. I also got a new bridge tuners and pickups. It went from my worst guitar to my favorite. The neck was amazing.
You guys are so on to it! great show!
I loved the Green Check and Red X!!! Great Video Warmoth Production team!!
I'm so glad there's an option to put a strat bottom on a tele neck and vice-versa in the build-to-order. I have an order being built right now that has that option.
Awesome, and very good to know!
Thank you for this in-depth explanation !
Great work. Love these Vids!
thats great info sir
Bolt-on-neck Les Paul Juniors sometimes have a replacement neck with a round heel, while the LP Jr body can have a squarish pocket heel. I ran across this and the neck fit perfectly (outside curve of the heel touched the back of the body pocket) except that the rounded heel allowed the neck to shift in the pocket. So I taped a small straight popsicle stick section to the heel of the neck and super-glued in 2 * 1/8" short dowels that nearly filled the corners and made a new squarish neck heel. Then the neck has a squarish heel going into a square body pocket end. Tedious, yes.... but the neck can be reused someday in a rounded pocket LP Junior body after gently removing the super-glued small dowel sections...
I had no idea. I just assumed that neck pockets were the same on Strats and Teles. Luckily, I got a Strat Warmoth neck for my Tele but I haven't had it installed yet.
Would like to see a video on Fitting Fender necks to Warmoth Bodies
Dang! I have a 97 USA LoneStar Strat. Now I need to find out more about the neck pocket! I always look forward to your videos! Thanks!👍
The thing with the Lonestar Strat (and a few others) is that it uses a neck that has 22 frets *with no overhanging fretboard end*. That's what takes it out of normal Fender spec. Original USA 2-3/16" specs requires a 21 fret neck with overhanging 22 fret. That little difference means that replacement necks will not intonate properly.
@@warmoth Thank you for taking the time to explain that for us. Here's a extra👍 Rock on!
Thanks!
I have a Warmoth Strat neck on my Fender Mexican Strat body and it fits perfectly. :-) what an awesome combination!
¿ Player series?
@@Telemaco1984 hi, I do not believe the Strat body I have is a player series, I purchased it before the player series came out.
Hey warmoth, I'm sure you might not read this but your products are just stunning. I recently decided to pull the trigger and make my wallet cry for a few months and splurge on top notch parts, electronics, and the best "fender replacement parts". The greatest feeling about having your product is that for the past few weeks, I can't stop staring at my guitar when I walk around my house. It can't even compare to some of the top of the line guitar's I've tried (lets not name brands). Also, I completely blame you guys for making me gain around 3~4kg in weight. Your roasted maple neck smells so good I've been perpetually hungry for weeks now. Thanks Warmoth!
Haha...thanks James. As a reward for your nice comments, why don't you treat yourself to a delicious stack of pancakes and maple syrup? You've earned it!
i love your vides. please make more!!
just got a warmoth neck for my ash body strat build. soulhenge's fault haha. this neck is bloody gorgeous.
For the longest time I have wanted to fit a tellie neck on a strat body. Not that it would really play any better
but just for the esthetic of it. It just looks cool in my mind`s eye.
Well, you CAN order a "strat" neck from Warmoth for your strat with a tele style headstock.
I've always thought that was a cool look too.
@@xenod1066 ... Wonder why he didn't talk about that
you cannn make the neckpocket straight..
I had a Light Ash Korean made Fender Telecaster. I didn't like the neck so I ordered one from Warmoth. The screw holes were not aligned, so I had to deepen the pocket in the Tele body until they did. I took it slowly, 1mm at the time, with a Dremel tool. It went all good but one has to be careful not to go too far in depth as well as in width, in oder to keep the pocket tight and not create an inappropriate angle. I am very happy with the assembly, Warmoth build awesome necks. \m/
Lol well said. Seems like if it's not fender america made there can be compat issues. If it's a fender licenced guitar made in California though you should be good to go
But, to primarily align the holes seems a bit risky? Who knows if the holes are drilled at the exact same spot on every body/neck?
I would make the neck be placed at the correct measurements from the nut to the bridge and then have the holes drilled there. Can be huge intonation issues otherwise...?
@@ztevie.j In fact, the problems resulted from adapting a US neck to a Korean body. Asian made Fenders have different measurements than American made. I have assembled quite a few now and I can tell you that I did not have intonation issues. As long as you are ok with the width and height of the neck heel, the rest is only adjustments. Make sure to mark the neck heel with a small point going through the body holes while maintaining the assembly vertically.
Also, before drilling if your neck has no pre-drilled holes, make a limit on the drill bit with masking tape, so that the holes won’t exceed 1,5 mm depth.
@@frantisca Yeah i guess fender brand guitars are pretty consistent in that way... But i would surely want to measure of i use bodies from other brands, just for peace of mind...
My 80s HM strat has a neck that’s roughly 14” across. I could fit multiple standard necks in the pocket at the same time. In all seriousness though, that thing makes my Ibanez guitars feel puny.
Could you do a video like this for your different 5 string jazz necks? I have a Mexican standard jazz 5 with a 4+1 headstock and if like a fretless neck for it and I’m trying to figure out if one of the necks warmoth makes is compatible
I have a Squire classic vibe tele. Will your replacement neck fit it? I assume they are the same as the Mexico and USA body’s.
I have a '93 Fender US Standard Strat, 43mm nut width, standard tremolo, truss rod adjustment at the headstock. If I order a Warmoth replacement neck, Vintage construction (truss rod adjustment at heel), 7.25 straight radius, with 41mm nut width...will it fit? Will I need a different pickguard to accomodate the truss rod adjustment at the heel, and a new tremolo unit to accomodate the thinner string spacing (because of the thinner nut width)???
A replacement neck will fit a Lonestar IF you cut the pick guard around the neck overhang. I have a gibson conversion neck on mine.
I can't comment on your guitar specifically, but the issue with the Lone Star/Big Apple strats isn't with the neck pocket or pickguard dimensions. Our necks will still fit into them. The problem is that the geometry of the neck pocket is non-standard and causes intonation issues with a standard neck.
can you put a cbs era large head neck on a fender pbass body that would look awesome
Will a MIM fender telecaster neck fit on a warmoth body ?
And if we use a warmoth Tele body and combine it with warmoth strat neck?
Do they fit with fender squier?
Please answer me: Is it possible to installl the Jaguar neck on the Stratocaster body?
Don't care about stat and tele necks but it's nice listening to you. Waiting for more videos that are less product specific like the one on tone woods.
Which colours are this body and pickguard?
What is the Warmoth equivalent of an 1998 Ibanez RG220 Wizard II 24 fret?
The neckfinder isn’t as intuitive as it should be.
It would be awesome if Warmoth would just make a Tele neck with rounded edges. I'm assuming they don't because of the licensing agreement with Fender, but I'm just speculating.
I love your instructional videos. They answer real questions but in a fun way. So how about more neck will it fit info. Will the Vortex or Warmoth shape necks fit in a Strat or Tele body? In case we want to build our own Frankenstein version guitars. Thanks.
The only Warmoth necks that use the Tele®-shaped heel are our Tele® replacement necks. All others (Vortex, Warmoth, Hombre, et al) use a Strat®-shaped heel. So the same rules as outlined in the video would apply to them. Hope that helps!
I think the Snake head also has a Tele heel
Correct, since it belongs to the Tele® family.
Will your stratocaster neck fit on an American professional ii stratocaster?
what year is that Fender strat body? 🤔
Where's the love for us bass players. Our instruments have necks, too.
they do sell bass necks and bodies on their website :)
I have neckless bass. Its just a body. And then my friend has to hold the head in the right tension at gun point.
Not here... There's nothing here for those boring instruments
Probably in the vid about basses. It surely wouldn't be in this one. Bass players really are as slow as the memes say, aren't they? Lol!
I need to maysner it tonight
Excellent video. And great info. Well done.
I am curious, Is it possible to change the scale on a Strat say to 24.75" or 24" scale? Or would that require moving the bridge as well. Or just not possible...Thanks.
Phil
NYC / Jersey Shore area
You can easily change the scale on a Strat or Tele to 24.75 by using one of Warmoth's conversion necks. Moving the bridge is not required. Check it out: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-scale-conversion
@@warmoth Thanks. I will check it out...I am curious do you make any 24" scale necks for conversions on any guitars? Thanks again.
Phil
OK Fender offered Strat necks in the mid sixties as A - B - C - D profile's I have a 1965 strat neck w an A profile heel stamp So I would love to have a body(strat) that I can pair with this Thanks
Will the old style floyd rose without the fine tuners similar to the guthrie govan model be available soon? I have tried the gotoh not a fan of it.
Warmoth already offers the Non-Fine Tuner Floyd rout on most of our bodies. It's an off-menu option, so just give us a call. We do not sell the bridge, however. You'll have to buy it from Floyd Rose.
Can I put a warmouth 24 in neck on a fender squire tele
Hi do you sell the necks with the holes for fender strats ultra/american pro ii style sculptured heel pockets? Or just traditional holes?
Just the traditional holes at this time.
@@warmoth If you made ultra necks and bodies, I'd buy one instantly.
What about fender Japan bodies? For example, if I wanted to replace the body on my 92 MIJ fender strat with a warmoth body, would it fit?
Probably not. Get a ruler that's details and take precise measurements. Email warmoth or just go to the site and they can help you. They have mathematic details. for neck pocket dimensions that are required.
How about the difference between the strat replacements and jazzmaster replacements? Do they have the same pocket? When you look at jazzmaster bodies on warmth website all of them say strat pocket. So does that mean I have to buy a strat neck? What’s the purpose of the jazzmaster necks.
Yep, Jazzmaster® replacement necks have a Strat®-shaped heel, and will fit anywhere a Strat® replacement neck will. Their headstock is slightly different. It's between a normal Strat® and a CBS Strat®.
I go to your website for the free dementia!
Could you get a custom tele neck to fit a strat pocket?
Yes, you can order a Strat Replacement Neck with a Tele-shaped heel, or vise-versa.
Can I use a 21 fret replacement neck on a 22 fret player strat if all the other neck specs are the same? or will I still run into intonation issues?
if its the same scale length, you'll have no issues at all :)
Be cool if you made a tele neck that fits a strat
What about 2019 squire affinity strat, will strat replacement neck fit?
It should. The only way to know for sure is to measure. Everything you need to know is here: www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/faq2.aspx
He got the Brandon from Incubus look
I wonder if warmoth will ever make replacement necks that fit other neck pockets like charvel, Jackson, ibanez or bc rich?
Way too much variation. Impossible to control quality and fit.
THE BIG QUESTION!! Does Warmouth make a neck to replace the neck on a Variax Standard? It is basically a Yamaha Pacifica.
We don't make anything specifically for that model. However, if it conforms to Fender's vintage/original specs then our necks would work. I have no idea whether the Variax Standard does or not.
Do you think a warmoth strat neck would fit on a squier strat?
It most likely will, but you'll have to measure to be sure. All the info you need is here: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-fit
I’ll have to ask my buddy jimmy how he got a tele neck in to a strat
Find out because i want to try it
Would it be possible for a fender vintera mustang neck to be placed on a warmoth mustang body?
Sorry....I don't know for sure. If Fender stayed true to their standard Mustang dimensions then it should, but we have never had a Vintera Mustang in the shop to check it IRL.
What about P Basses and Jazz Basses? Can they share necks?
Yep, totally interchangeable. The only way they are different is the nut width.
Warmoth 24.75 24 frets neck only got the option of Strat curve heel. I want a Tele heel for it but there's no option. Crap...
I think you're talking about our 7/8 series, which are a totally different animal. Check it out: ruclips.net/video/WLLBquv-OD4/видео.html
what about J bass and P bass ? I have a MIK Jazz bass and wanna put a P bass neck on it .
J's and P's use the exact same heel specs and are interchangeable....in general. But, as usual, Fender does vary from their own standard from time to time.
what about a squier body
Would a warmoth vortex neck fit on a fender strat body ?
All of our replacement necks adhere to Fenders vintage/original 2-3/16" specs, so yes...it should. You will have to measure the body to be sure.
Will a Warmoth strat neck fit a Squier bullet strat body? I know it may sound like a silly question but I want to upgrade my neck.
The only way to know is to measure. All the info you need is here: www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/faq2.aspx
i need stainless steel Frets for Nickel allergies. will a Warmouth neck need the Frets filed or finished? or just bolt on & play?
Warmoth necks are ready to bolt and play. At some point you may wish to have the frets leveled and dressed by a local luthier, which will make them play even better, but it is not necessary. I gig all the time with many personal Warmoth necks that have never had anything done to them other than bolt and play.
FYI, stainless steel still has about 8% nickel content (compared to the roughly 18% amount in 'standard' fretwire). If you need hypo-allergenic frets, your best best is EVO gold color material.
Creepy Man-Children thanks for the info. is that metal harder than standard frets? SS frets?
EVO Gold is in between nickel and SS...more towards SS.
Will your 3 bolt necks fit a 70's era body or are they just for the modern bodies? I know some 70's neck pockets can bee a little wonky.
The three-bolt joints are a whole different kettle of fish. Ours was made per the 70's era specs. It's rare to see it, and I don't know how those specs may have varied with different models over the years.
Can I put a jazz-master neck on a strat body
Our Jazzmaster replacement necks use Fender's standard 2-3/16" specs, so as long as your body uses them to, it will fit.
can a 22 fret strat neck go on a guitar that came with a 21 fret strat neck ?
Yes, assuming the body adheres to Fender's standard dimensions. More info here: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-fit
Will a strat replacement neck fit a Squire Strat???
Most likely, but to be sure you'll have to measure and compare to the info on this page: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-fit
what about the classic vibe series strats, will a strat replacement neck fit?
Should, but you'll have to measure to be sure. All the dimensions you need are here: www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/faq2.aspx
@@warmoth yup I looked there earlier, I didn't see anything regarding squire or classic vibe specs, unless I missed them. I could measure them if I had one. I'm wanting to buy the parts and put a classic vibe together.
Hey, if i purchase a neck from you guyscan you put the Fender logo on the headstock since its Fender licensed? or would i have to do it myself once i get it?
No, no, and no. No to all of it. Just no. :) We do not provide or affix Fender decals, and we do not condone applying Fender decals to our necks after purchase. These things are expressly forbidden in our agreement with Fender.
okei thanks for the info :)
@@warmoth so youre saying maybe.... just kidding
Sir are sell neck for squier affinity telecaster, with rosewood fretboard and with vintage style hole tuners?
will these fit on a Harley Benton Tele style body?
Only way to know is to measure. All the dimensions you need are here: www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/faq2.aspx
Hi! Does Fender strat neck fits Surh strat body?
I have no idea what neck pocket dimensions Suhr uses, as we have never tested that. The only way to know for sure is to measure carefully. Warmoth posts all our dimensions here: warmoth.com/guitar-neck-fit
Fender mischief maker... Tele neck on a strat body. Worth a Google
Will a fender strat neck fir a Squier affinity strat.?
cnniz fakenewz yes. You may need a shim, but I’ve done it over a dozen times and never had an issue.
Manuzziya I’ve put Fender necks on squire bodies, granted I changed out everything else in the body too. Works fine. It would probably just be classified as a partscaster
@@Electricsunsets Will a Warmoth 22 fret neck with a Squier with 21 frets??
Can Warmoth do set neck guitar??
CAN we do them? Yes, but we do not offer them at this time.
Guess I'd better get the sandpaper out
How did Hendrix get that tele neck on his strat 1969 Newport
You can do it, but either the body or the neck must be modified for a proper fit.
Warmoth Guitar Products thx that’s interesting
Will a fender replacement telecaster neck fit a warmoth telecaster body?
It should. As long as all the parts adhere to Fender's 2-3/16" vintage/original neck pocket specs, then they will fit. Everything you need to know is here: www.warmoth.com/Guitar/Necks/faq2.aspx
@@warmoth Thank you very much!!!
do your bodys fit fender necks
Yes.
Can you get a strat neck made with a tele headstock?
Yes. You can order a Tele® replacement neck with a Strat®-shaped heel. Give us a call.
Of course this info is necessary with Fenders acid trip of a line known as Parallel Universe
What do I need to make a fender neck to fit a Gibson body?
A black-belt in woodworking. :)
I'll friggin figure it out.
Why not use a USA body for the test mule?
The neck pockets specs are the same on both. No reason to pay twice as much for the same mule.
I have a made in japan 1962 reissue strat and im planning to buy a replacement strat neck will it fit?
I’m wondering why Warmoth has a three bolt neck option but no option for a Squier 51 style or a Jazzmaster with WRHB.
We get asked this a lot. "Why do you offer *this* arcane option, but not *that* arcane option?" It's a fair question, that deserves an honest answer. Sometimes it's because we thought there was going to be a huge demand for some new bridge or hardware - that it was the next big thing - and we guessed wrong. Then that thing ends up being an oddball option in our menu for ten years. Other times it's because some employee at some point got behind arcane option number one, and championed it through the R&D process (maybe because they wanted it for themselves), while no champion emerged for arcane options two and three. And other times, we develop arcane option number one because we know our market, and we get it right. Yay! Unfortunately, the one vocal customer demanding arcane option number two doesn't understand the market, and thinks the demand for it is just as big as number one....but it isn't. (Not saying that's what is happening here...but it does often happen.) Hope that sheds some light!
Warmoth Guitar Products Thank you for the response. I’m all about the options Warmoth offers. I was just surprised that the “jazzblaster” option wasn’t a thing. I just see a lot of independent builders going that route. Thank you!
If i cut parts of the wood away, will it fit?
When guys like Steve Moree put a old Tele caster neck on a Stratocaster body, I believe they just file and reshape the butt of the neck to match the more curved Stratocaster neck pocket shape.
If the Tele neck is too valuable, you can reshape the body neck pocket instead but that has got to be may more of a pain. I think Dan Erlewine might have talked about this, that guy has done everything.
j freed he had a strat neck on a tele body. But yeah, a bit of sanding would sort it out.
22 fretted tele neck and 21 fretted tele neck, what is the difference?
1 fret
LOL ^
Do the elites have different pockets? Cause I was told an American Professional neck won’t fit an Elite body
Elites have those spoke-wheel truss rods, so that's a whole new ballgame....they do not follow Fender's USA vintage/original 2-3/16" spec.
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A Dremel could make this all possible
Exactly, or some good quality wood rasps and files. If you really want an ugly Tele headstock on your Stratocaster to be like Steve Morse back in the day (hey he just played the things, vintage Tele necks could be nice and chunky.)
3:15 - to WHAT it?... I'm not MAJOR'ING - a damn thing!
yeah wtf even is that
Will a P bass neck fit my American Jazz bass body ?
rapturekevin depends how many frets I think. If yours is a 22 fret bass then probably not.
@@gingataff Its a standard 20 fret. But I put a badass bridge on it so I have a full inch of travel to play with.
but in the case of fitting the tele neck to the strat body, doesn’t it change the scale length ?
A Tele and Strat neck are both 25.5" scale length.
i need help replacing my kurt cobain fender jaguar neck
Will a mom powercadter neck fit a Warmouth telecaster body ?
michael drevyanko It will fit but it won’t be compatible. The Powercaster is a 24-3/4in Neck. A Warmoth Tele body is a 25.5in body.
Tele necks will work with a strat body they will have a small gap
Naw. You might be able to cram it in place and get it screwed on, but it won't intonate correctly without modifying the body or neck to close up that gap.
Where's the , " Will my Washburn PS neck fit on my Dean Z body?"