Description
This Solo guitar neck is intended as a replacement or DIY project. Neck specifications may have a +/- 1 or 2mm variance. If using this neck with a non Solo body / Solo hardware, slight modifications may be necessary in order to achieve a proper fit. This guitar neck is designed to fit our TC Style guitar kits.
Specifications
- Maple Neck
- Maple fretboard
- 12″ Radius
- 22 Frets
- Comes pre-sealed with a poly-resin sealer.
- 2-Way Truss Rod
- Black Dot Inlays & Side Markers
- 25 1/2″ Scale Length
- Nut Width: 1 5/8″
- Thickness at Nut: 13/16″
- Thickness at 12th Fret: 15/16″
- Width at 12th Fret: 2 1/16″
Item shown: Solo TC Style 22 Fret Guitar Neck With Maple Fretboard
Model #: SL-TCNM22H-U
UPC: 0787392886718
Brian Pacaud (verified buyer) –
I received this neck and was extremely surprised that it was straight and the frets were filed
very well, the sides are usually sharp from some manufacturers and can even cut your fingers
I can tell you that I definitely will be ordering a couple more in the near future. also the nut is white as it should be
on all fender style necks. also a very fair price .
k reznick (verified buyer) –
excellent neck and service ..great price
billtaylor613 (verified buyer) –
A great price for what turned out to be a very good, attractive-looking neck.
The frets were leveled and filed in the expected manner so after setting the nut slot heights for my string gauge choice, the instrument tuned and intonated well.
The neck was straight with a tiny amount of relief and no twists – all of the frets were in the correct position and the scale measurement was bang on.
I mounted this neck on a custom body I built for one of my customers.
I built the neck pocket to the spec I have in a blueprint and this neck slipped in nicely, no shimming or screw-hole misalignments – it just fit perfectly.
This is the first time I have bought a neck from a supplier in the same niche as Solo Guitars and NOT had to make adjustments to it in order to make it fit a carved body nicely and easily without costing me a lot of time.
I’ll be back . . .
Mario Gagné (verified buyer) –
Excellent neck .. i only had to sand a bit of the hill to get the right string spacing
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Scott O’Flaherty (verified buyer) –
This is a really nice guitar neck. The frets were well leveled and the edges were perfect. Installed on my guitar body, slight adjustment for relief and it was good to go.
Jeremy Calhoun (verified buyer) –
Well made, but had issues. The fretboard itself looked like a corner broke off was and glued back together from the 18th fret down prior to the frets being installed. Also, there were several frets that needed further crowning (4th, 14th, and 21st). Other than that, the truss rod adjusts really easily, the nut slots were a perfect match for the strings I put on – so no adjustment required there. The finish was a nice light oil finish and the overall shape is a solid C. Overall, a good value for the price.
mkb27751 (verified buyer) –
Beautiful neck ! A little sanding on heel to make a fit. Just as advertised nice price too way better than I expected thanks Solo
Dean Lindquist (verified buyer) –
I have bought three of these necks, two with maple fretboards and one with the rosewood. They are pretty good, not perfect but pretty good. I own the body routing templates and these are definitely not a drop in fit. The heels tend to be a little larger than spec. or they were with the three I bought anyways. One neck heel was quite large compared with what would be considered the standard. Having said that, it is much easier to fit these to a body than to build a neck from scratch. Also, if a person is buying an economy neck like this, it is completely understood that fitting is required. The jumbo type frets are installed quite well and most of the height differences can be sorted out with a fret rocker and a soft face hammer. I do a complete fret leveling so the jumbo frets are appreciated as they have a lot of meat to work with. I made a license plate guitar out of the rosewood neck and I didn’t really like the looks of the rosewood, but upon completion of the project I found myself wanting to buy a new rosewood neck as the guitar worked very well and the neck looked fantastic! I left the neck stock and chunky but a person could make a custom thin neck if desired. The head stock has a funky point to it that is easily shaped to the desired shape. A big plus for me is that the necks that I bought were straight when there was no truss rod tension, something that I have had troubles with other import necks. My true rating is 4.5/5.