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does anyone know a more reliable place to find a mustang neck? ive been watching ebay...but thats ebay.. anything more reliable?
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Post by Josh »

posted a wanted ad on craigslist?
maybe try warmoth they make mustang necks.
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Post by brianeharmonjr »

Warmoth has 24" scale necks, but I haven't tried them. I'm thinking about snagging one for a Jag project.
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Post by floydian8834 »

ive looked at warmoth, and played warmoth necks, there good necks but they wont make a 24'' with a 7.25 radius...9.5'' just doesnt feel right in my hand but if your ok with a 9'' or above warmoth is def. the place to go...i guess ill keep searching ebay and craigslist
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Post by MattK »

Try a Japanese (or US) Jag neck, I see them on eBay a lot.
e.g. this one.
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FUCK STRATosphere
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Post by taylornutt »

hotrodperlmutter wrote:FUCK STRATosphere
That place is way too expensive.

They usually charge for a body or neck what the whole guitar costs.
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OK, another seller, fine - was just trying to help.
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ha ha, nothing personal matthew.

i fucking hate stratosphere. the guy is a total douche, i made the mistake of mentioning he might sell more stuff if he lowered his prices a bit.

he sent me a reply that said "fuck off," and banned me from bidding on his stuff. 4 EVAR.
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Post by floydian8834 »

wow...yea ive never bought from him but if thats how he runs a business i def. wont
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Post by MattK »

In that case I would call your reaction totally reasonable.

I do have another possible solution to the original request - the original Jagmaster necks (be sure it's the first series which were the 24" non-conversion necks). I think all those MIJ necks APART from the Jag HH model are 7.25 radius.
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Post by MattK »

Or this! $199 vintage!

Link (not STRATosphere)
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Last one: Allparts $154
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Post by hotrodperlmutter »

necks you have a chance finding for not an absurd amount of coinage or searching:

allparts jaguar
warmoth (too rich for my blood)
vintage mustang

necks you have a st.-jimmy-shtick-chance-on-shortscale to find:

squier vista jagmaster
vintage bronco
vintage jaguar
jagstang

good luck.
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Post by floydian8834 »

yea ive been scouring the web for all 24'' necks i figured i'd narrow it down from there but it just seems like none wants to sell a 24'' neck especially with a 7.24 radiusill just have to keep trying my luck on ebay. but if your not as picky as me (radius wise) ive found a ton of sites that sell replacement necks and most of them are a resonable price
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Post by MattK »

The second auction I posted claims that the Allparts 24" neck is 7.25 radius.
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Post by floydian8834 »

yea, im looking at it right now trying to decide if i have the money to spare..lol but great find thanks! im hoping maybe i can contact allparts to request one if i cant get this one now
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Post by MattK »

They'll sell 'em to you all day for $175 - see here - but if you can find a dealer with an Allparts account willing to discount, you can do better.
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Post by floydian8834 »

thats what im hoping for if i can get one closer to 100 i'd feel alot better
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Post by Shaguar »

If you want good deals from the STRATosphere guy, look for his auctions, not his BINs. I've seen his necks and bodies finish auction at $150 or so on many occasions.
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