Fender 50'S ESQUIRE NECK 21 VINTAGE FRETS 7.25" U SHAPE MAPLE
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Authentic Fender 50's Spirit : vintage look and feel to recapture the character of the original models.
- Playing comfort true to the original with a 7.25-inch radius fingerboard, ideal for chord positions and traditional playing.
- 21 frets to maintain the classic configuration and preserve the aesthetic balance of a vintage Esquire.
- High-quality materials : durability, stability, and tonal response designed for demanding musical use.
Manufacturer Information
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The Charm of Vintage, Serving Your Guitar
Designed to capture the essence of Fender guitars from the 1950s, this vintage Esquire neck is aimed at guitarists seeking an "old-school" playing feel and a more organic response under the fingers. Its 7.25-inch radius, typical of historic Fender instruments, promotes comfortable chord playing, rhythm and blues, country, or rock'n'roll riffs, and a natural grip along the entire neck length. With its refined finish and 21 frets matching vintage specifications, it is a relevant choice to restore a guitar in the period spirit or customize a project aiming for a decidedly classic look and feel. Whether you are a fan of old-school tones or an enthusiast of 50's-inspired instruments, this neck helps you rediscover the sensations that shaped Fender's history.
Technical specifications
| Category | spare part | Quantity | 1 |
| Instrument | electric | ||
| Type | Neck for Esquire guitar | Key radius | 7.25 inches |
| Number of frets | 21 frets | Style | Vintage, 1950s |
Questions frequently asked
What fretboard radius does this Esquire neck have?
The fretboard has a 7.25-inch radius, a specification associated with Fender necks from the 1950s.
Does this neck have 21 or 22 frets?
The listed configuration includes 21 frets, in line with vintage specifications.
Is the Fender Esquire 50'S Neck suitable for a restoration project?
This neck is designed in a 1950s vintage style. It can be used to restore a guitar with a period-correct approach. Its 7.25-inch radius and 21 frets contribute to this configuration.
What playing styles is the 7.25-inch radius suited for?
The 7.25-inch radius promotes comfort in chord playing and a natural feel along the neck length. This curvature suits rhythm and blues, country, or rock and roll styles.
Is this neck intended for an Esquire electric guitar?
The reference is indicated as a neck for an Esquire guitar and falls under the spare parts category for electric instruments.



