Allparts Select Replacement Precision Bass Neck Roasted Maple – Licensed by Fender

Allparts Select

Allparts Select represents the very best Allparts has to offer in terms of quality, features, and exclusivity. Produced in limited batches using only the finest materials, our Select series replacement necks offer compelling combinations of highly desirable specifications and high-end appointments.

Model Overview

The Allparts Select Roasted Replacement Precision Bass Neck is officially licensed by Fender and made to exacting quality standards in Japan. With a wider 1-5/8″ nut width and a more consistent thickness down the neck, this premium roasted bass neck has a “beefier” feel that has become a favorite for players ranging from R&B all the way to punk and metal genres. Featuring 20 jumbo frets and a 7.25-10 compound fretboard radius, this neck is ideal for lower string height and offers an unbelievably comfortable feel. Finished in satin polyurethane for hours of frictionless play, this neck is ready to be installed and put through the paces!

Why Roasted?

Roasting the wood blanks prior to production enhances stability by reducing the moisture content down to around 7%. The result is a more-resonant neck thats stronger and less susceptible to changing weather conditions.

Features and Specifications:

• Scale Length: 34″
• Neck Profile Shape: C
• Frets: 20 Jumbo frets (.108″ x .045″)
• Wood: 1-piece roasted Maple
• Finish: Satin polyurethane
• Fretboard Radius: Compound 7.25-10″
• Inlays: Black fretboard and side dots
• Nut Width: 1-5/8″
• Heel Width: 2.5″
• Heel Shape: Round
• Tuning Peg Holes: Vintage 2-step hole
  • 11/16″ (17.46mm) bushing-hole diameter
  • 9/16″ (14.28mm) post-hole diameter
• Truss Rod Adjustment Location: Heel
• Neck Thickness:
  • 0.92″ at first fret
  • 1.01″ at twelfth fret

Important Notes

• Wood grain varies from neck to neck. Your neck may differ slightly from what is pictured.
• All necks have a limited lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
• All necks may require fret leveling and polish. This is normal and not a defect.
• To protect against the effects of moisture, we recommend sealing unfinished necks prior to installation.
• Due do the lack of moisture in roasted maple, the risk for cracking is more apparent. When drilling holes for screws, we recommend measuring inside and outside of the threads first to determine the screw’s shank and the correct drill bit to use. Do not force screws into holes drilled with smaller drill bits.