Pardon my ignorance, but is this a 1-piece neck?

[Loobs]

http://www.warmoth.com:80/Showcase/ShowcaseNeck.aspx?Body=1&Shape=3&Type=1&Paint=0&Path=Neck,CBS%20Strat,Warmoth%20Pro,Unfinished&i=SN7434

I'm assuming it is. Also, I made bank on xmas so I think I'll be ordering this as soon as my cheques clear! What a stunning neck.

 

[yyz2112]

Don't think so. They would advertise it as such if it was, as a one piece neck is a selling point for some.

 

[GoDrex]

looks like it to me - - the way the grain goes from the fretboard to the headstock. I don't see why it wouldn't be all one piece. I have an inexpensive Fender neck that's all one piece of maple.

 

[-CB-]

Pardon my own ignorance, but I always thought that all Warmoth Pro necks were two piece.  Whats  more, I thought if in doubt, and the neck wood and fretboard wood "appeared" the same, there would have to be a skunk stripe down the back... to get the fret rod in there.  Thinking on that a bit, I've never seen a Warmoth Pro neck with a skunk stripe, maybe that's why..

 

[simple]

That's a 2-piece neck. Warmoth Pros are always 2-piece.  :icon_thumright:

 

[Laptopkoen]

Looks like a 2-piece to me.. but that certainly doesnt make it any less STUNNING!  :icon_thumright:

Merry Christmas !!!

 

[bpmorton777]

without a skunk stripe, the only way to install a truss rod would be to have the fretboard separate and glue it on after the truss rod :sign13:

Brian

 

[Mor Paul]

Yeah, looks like 2 piece.

 

[SlingBass]

...still a nice plank-o-wood   :glasses10:

 

[D-rock]

Yeah that is definitely a 2-piece neck. I have an all rosewood neck for Warmoth and it is 2-pieces

 

[line6man]

without a skunk stripe, the only way to install a truss rod would be to have the fretboard separate and glue it on after the truss rod :sign13:

Brian

Exactly!

Shouldn't that be common sense?

 

[simple]

without a skunk stripe, the only way to install a truss rod would be to have the fretboard separate and glue it on after the truss rod :sign13:

Brian

Exactly!

Shouldn't that be common sense?

Not to everyone, especially if you're just getting in to guitar construction.

 

[Loobs]

without a skunk stripe, the only way to install a truss rod would be to have the fretboard separate and glue it on after the truss rod :sign13:

Brian

Exactly!

Shouldn't that be common sense?

Sorry, I guess I don't have any.