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.     

Why Roasted?

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

Model Overview

Officially licensed by Fender® and made to exacting quality standards in Japan using AAA+ Roasted Flame Maple, this Allparts Select series “Vintage” replacement neck for Stratocaster® pays homage to the golden era of electric guitar production.  Reminiscent of early Stratocasters, this neck features a thick-U neck profile, 21 vintage narrow frets, and a 7.25” fretboard radius, offering players and enthusiasts a “chunkier” feel that exudes legit vintage mojo.   Truss rod adjustment at the heel and predrilled vintage 2-step tuner holes preserve the neck's classic aesthetics and functionality. Finished in satin polyurethane for hours of frictionless play, this neck offers a truly custom level of beauty, comfort, and stability.   

Features and Specifications

• Scale Length: 25.5"
• Neck Profile Shape: 50s U
• Frets: 21 vintage (0.079" x 0.043")
• Wood: 1-piece roasted maple
• Finish: Satin polyurethane
• Fretboard Radius: 7.25”
• Inlays: Black fretboard and side dots
• Nut Width: 1-5/8"
• Heel Width: 2-3/16"
• Heel Shape: Round
• Tuning Peg Holes: Vintage 2-step
  • 0.34” (8.5mm) bushing-hole diameter
  • 0.25" (6.5mm) post-hole diameter
• Truss Rod Adjustment Location: Heel
• Neck Thickness:
  • 0.94" at first fret
  • 1.00" 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.
  
• Due to 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 correct drill bit to use.  Do not force screws into holes drilled with smaller drill bits.