Fender AMERICAN PROFESSIONAL II STRATOCASTER NECK 22 NARROW TALL FRETS 9.5" RADIUS ROSEWOOD
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A Premium Upgrade for Your Stratocaster
The Fender American Professional II Strat Neck is aimed at guitarists who want to recapture the "pro" feel of a modern Stratocaster: a responsive, stable, and comfortable neck capable of enduring hours of playing without fatigue. The rosewood fingerboard provides a silky feel and natural touch, while the narrow tall frets offer clear fretting for improved accuracy on technical passages, bends, and fast phrasing. With its 9.5" radius, this neck supports both precise rhythm playing and lead parts, delivering a more expressive and comfortable instrument, whether in the studio or live.
Technical specifications
| Category | spare part | Quantity | 1 |
| Instrument | electric | ||
| Construction | Fender American Professional II | Frets | 22 Narrow Tall |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood | Compatibility | Stratocaster |
| Radius | 9.5" | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this neck compatible with a Stratocaster?
The specified compatibility concerns Stratocaster guitars. This is a replacement neck from the Fender American Professional II series.
What is the fretboard radius?
The fretboard radius is 9.5 inches. This curvature is designed to support precise rhythm playing and lead parts.
Does the Fender American Professional II Strat Neck feature a rosewood fretboard?
The fretboard is made of rosewood. This material offers a feel described as smooth and natural.
How many frets does this Stratocaster neck have?
This model has 22 Narrow Tall frets. Their profile provides solid support for bends, fast phrasing, and accurate playing.
Are Narrow Tall frets suitable for bends?
With its 22 Narrow Tall frets, this neck is designed to facilitate bends and technical playing. The fret height allows precise finger pressure on the fretboard. The 9.5-inch radius also supports lead playing.



