Fender 50'S MODIFIED ESQUIRE NECK 22 NARROW TALL FRETS 9.5" U SHAPE ROASTED MAPLE
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A Vintage Upgrade for a More Inspiring Guitar Every Day
Designed for guitarists who love the aesthetics and feel of '50s instruments, this Modified 50's Esquire neck brings immediate character to your project or guitar upgrade. Its vintage-style maple and smooth maple fingerboard deliver a direct response, with a fast feel and precise attack, perfect for punchy rhythms as well as expressive leads.
The combination of C-shaped profile and 9.5-inch radius aims for a very current balance: rounded enough to feel "old school" in chords, while remaining comfortable for bends and more technical playing. With its nitrocellulose lacquer finish, you get a classic look and premium feel, built to last, gig after gig.
Technical specifications
| Category | spare part | Quantity | 1 |
| Instrument | electric | ||
Questions frequently asked
What neck profile does this modified 50's Esquire model offer?
The C-shaped profile provides a rounded grip, combined with the aesthetics of 1950s necks. This shape is suitable for chords as well as more technical playing parts.
Does the 9.5-inch radius make bends easier?
With a 9.5-inch radius, the maple fingerboard is designed to retain comfort during bends and technical passages.
What is the neck finish?
The nitrocellulose lacquer finish contributes to the vintage look announced for this maple neck.
How many frets does this Fender neck have?
This neck features 22 frets. It is a spare part intended for an electric instrument.
Is this neck suited for percussive rhythm playing?
The smooth maple fingerboard is described as having a direct response and precise attack. This setup suits percussive rhythm playing and expressive leads. The vintage style of the maple complements the fifties orientation of the model.
