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 »

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 Vi... 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 Truss Rods Truss rods help wooden bass necks withstand the constant tension of steel bass strings. They are also adjustable, allowing players to change the curvature of their neck for the best playing action. Double Expanding Bass Neck Truss Rod A double-expanding bass nec... See More »

Bass Neck Pocket Options Warmoth bass parts adhere to Fender's® vintage/original neck-heel and neck-pocket dimensions, except when noted. Many other manufacturers also use these specs, but they are not universal - even among Fender® products. Accurate measurement is the only way to... See More »

Conversion Necks Conversion necks are a Warmoth innovation that allow you to easily change the scale length of your 25-1/2" bolt-on guitar to either 24-3/4" (Gibson® length) or 28-5/8" (Baritone length). They work by lengthening or shortening the distance between the bri... See More »

Will it fit my Guitar? Will it fit my Bass? How do I order? How long will my order take? Can I request a custom option? Will my body or neck look like the picture? How do I adjust the Truss Rod? How do you finish your Frets? Do you offer Nitro finish? How do I use a... See More »

Number of Frets 21 vs. 22 Frets Fender's® original Strat® and Tele® necks had 21 frets, while Gibson® necks had 22. In order to bring this extra range to Fender®-style models, we created replacement necks with a 22nd fret on a short fretboard extension. ... 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 »

Body Mounting Hole Options Standard 4-Bolt With this option the guitar body will come with four pre-drilled mounting holes that match Fender's® vintage/original neck pocket specifications. This is the def... See More »