Fender 1951 Telecaster Neck, U Shape, 21 Narrow Tall Frets, Maple Fingerboard
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Fender 1951 Telecaster Neck, U Shape, 21 Narrow Tall Frets, Maple Fingerboard
- 1951 TELECASTER NECK: The Fender 1951 Telecaster neck is a 1-piece maple neck that features a substantial "U"-shaped profile from the earliest days of the Fender Tele
- 1951 “U” NECK PROFILE: Chunky and rounded, with high shoulders. Deep U-shaped necks are good for players with large hands, and players more comfortable with their thumb on the back or side of the neck.
- RADIUS AND FRETS: A 9.5"-radius maple fingerboard and 21 narrow-tall 6105 frets make it easier to achieve wide, expressive bends
- GLOSS URETHANE FINISH: A smooth and durable gloss urethane back finish for fast movement up and down the neck
- SYNTHETIC BONE NUT: Made of melamine, this (1.6875" width) synthetic bone nut offers great resonance and sustain and is pre-slotted to ensure proper string spacing
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