Bass Fret Wire Options Warmoth offers a range of fret sizes and materials to suit every player. Use the information below to determine the fret wire that works best for you. Fret Sizes and Shapes Compared The dim... See More »

Bass Inlay Options For best visibility of inlays and side dots, be sure to select a color that contrasts with the color of your fretboard wood. For example, black inlays on an Ebony fretboard would be difficult to see. However, white inlays would be highly visible. Orders are made ... See More »

Bass Neck Wood Options From plain white Maple to colorful tropical exotics, we offer a rainbow of musical instrument woods. There is no one "best" wood. The choice you make should be based upon your application and personal taste or preference. Part of the beauty of wood is the uniqueness of ... See More »

Neck Binding Options Binding is a decorative material affixed to the edge of a fretboard to give it a classy look. Warmoth offers neck binding in six materials. Want to see what binding will look like on your neck? Explore binding and inlay combinations here. ... See More »

Bass Neck Constructions Warmoth bass necks are the most stable, playable, and best sounding bass replacement neck on the market. We offer them in two constructions: Super Bass Neck Construction Super Bass construction necks use a double-exp... See More »

Bass Headstock Veneers A headstock veneer is a thin wood laminate (about .030" or 1mm) that is applied to the face of a headstock, usually to match body's LamTop. The result is a beautiful boutique look. They can be ordered by emailing sales@warmoth.com or calling (253) 845-0403. Price... See More »

Bass Neck Orientation Options Right Handed Oriented for right-handed players: the left hand frets, while the right hand strums. Left Handed Oriented for left-handed players: the right hand frets, while the left hand str... See More »

Bass Neck Profiles The Neck Profile is the contour or grip shape of the neck, and is important for optimum playability and hand comfort. To determine which works best for you compare the dimensions below (measured from the face of the fretboard to the back of the neck) to those of your... See More »

Bass Neck Finishes & Paint Standard Neck Finishes Warmoth offers four standard neck finishes. Prices vary depending on fretboard and shaft wood combinations. Clear Gloss Clear Satin Nitro ... See More »

Bass Number of Frets 20 vs. 21 Frets Warmoth offers 20, 21, and 24 fret bass necks on our standard bass neck models. Our 21 and 24 fret over hung fretboard is a direct replacement for 20 fret Fender® bass necks. No modifications are necessary. The fretboard simply extends over the pic... See More »