ihavenothingprofoundtosay
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Yes, a fretless guitar neck:
Warmoth flying V baritone, maple/maple, standard thin profile. No dots or markings, could be fretted for any scale you want, or played fretless. I bought it years ago when I was playing more fretless guitar, but I could never quite bond with the long scale & thin neck profile. Finished in TruOil, includes a set of Gotoh SG38 tuners in black, Warmoth installed nut. The finish is hardly perfect, but more than a little bit of care was taken to get it as satiny smooth as it is. There is one minor mistake (see bottom pic): when drilling the holes for the truss rod cover, I went through to the back of the neck. This was filled & finished over, and is only visible from the back. I'd say 8/10 condition.
I won't ever use it again, and it needs to get played. I might consider a trade for a fretted bass neck, but otherwise, PM me w/a remotely serious offer and it's yours.
Warmoth flying V baritone, maple/maple, standard thin profile. No dots or markings, could be fretted for any scale you want, or played fretless. I bought it years ago when I was playing more fretless guitar, but I could never quite bond with the long scale & thin neck profile. Finished in TruOil, includes a set of Gotoh SG38 tuners in black, Warmoth installed nut. The finish is hardly perfect, but more than a little bit of care was taken to get it as satiny smooth as it is. There is one minor mistake (see bottom pic): when drilling the holes for the truss rod cover, I went through to the back of the neck. This was filled & finished over, and is only visible from the back. I'd say 8/10 condition.
I won't ever use it again, and it needs to get played. I might consider a trade for a fretted bass neck, but otherwise, PM me w/a remotely serious offer and it's yours.
