This neck appears, from the pictures, to have a round heel (like a Strat). Telecasters have a flat heel. Is the picture wrong or the description?
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It does have a round end like a strat. It also has 21 frets. The fret board over hangs the end of the neck as well and it is about .030 wider than a strat or a tele. If you want it to fit a tele body you can trim back the fret board to cut off the last fret with a bit of the heal to flatten the curve and it will fit just fine. Just depends on your skill level.
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From what i remember it was slightly rounded. I had to sand mine and modify that area anyway to fit in the knock-off brand guitar i bought though. So i cant be too sure because i sanded the whole area. Although the original neck that was in the guitar was rounded and and what i sanded was the sides and everything else fit ok so i think it was rounded
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Gary, You are correct. I bought a couple of these necks and the tele neck does have a rounded heel. But that was what I was looking for as I was building a custom guitar that required the rounded heel but wanted a tele type headstock. I must say that the necks are very good quality. I have purchased a couple of their strat necks as well and have been very happy with them.
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i bought 2, the first one had a flat heel the second one had a rounded heel, not really a problem since que fretboard covers the heel.
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If you mean is the neck round shape or flat, then it is round just like a guitar.Get this one, it is very musical.SPL
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that is used to adjust the neck truss rod. but unless your seasoned guitar player and know what you are doing, I would not atempt the adjustment. besides these guitars play perfect out of the box with little changes. I put a new set of Saveres strings on mine and left the resr alone. I love the way it plays with just that change.
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The neck is standard (a little slim). If you were blind you would think its a full size guitar. It does NOT sound normal without an amp. It is great as a "silent" guitar to pratice with, but you need a headphone amp, like a VOX AmplPlug. If you do plug it into a practice amp (like a Cube, 10w marshall, pignose etc.) it will sound great, it also sounds great in full size amps.
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Don't believe the picture. It does actually fit, unles you have a some kinf of a unique-jack guitar. :)
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It's slightly curved, as very few (if any) non-classical guitars have a truly flat fretboard. The Gretch website says the G9500 has a 12" radius, which is about standard curvature for a modern steel-string acoustic. It's about the same curve as a typical Les Paul, which sits somewhere in between a Fender and a Classical guitar.
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Yes you can fit the cover on this bridge. Fender put these on the Telecaster as a way to cover what they thought was an ugly bridge and pickup assembly. It did look good but what happened was players were picking towards the bridge and getting that twangy Telecaster sound and some players liked to muffle the strings to get that chunky sound. The cover will take away from some of that playing style. This is why a lot of players took em off. on occasion I run across these covers but I prefer not to use em for my playing style. You are one of two players that I ever heard of actually wanting that cover. Long story short, YES, the cover will fit and it is pretty much a snap on deal. That ashtray style bridge lends itself to all the Twangy and chunky-chunk Telecaster tone that this guitar is known for with the bridge pickup position. I hope you get this guitar and really enjoy it.
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It has a set neck. For the price, an excellent classical guitar, very traditional with a wide neck. I enjoy playing this an other Hohner guitars!
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Maybe med-jumbo? After a look I needed to add that this is a decent neck, at the $ very much so. Don't know if you need to know but these Chinese heels are right at 2.20"Just hair wide for mexi-fenders but about spot on anything wider. They seem to found a pretty good recipe for the best please all for necks. So without a bunch of neck set advice... They are pretty decent.
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I would imagine it would work. The 72 Fender Telecaster has the Stratocaster neck and the Telecaster Body. I got one from my American Standard Telecaster because in the details for the Fender Accessories 099-6105-300 it said this case would fit. As far as for the Thinline specification it is something you have to ask the seller. I got mine through Austin Blazer in Texas through Amazon.
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Make sure the scale lenght matches. Most Fender style are 25.5" This neck, I had to return because there was a crack where the fingerboard meats the neck. Second one I got was fine. Needs a litle setup but was basically playable out of the box. May have to work down the heel to fix, depends on the guitar.Tom
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According to the Cordoba website, nut width is 48mm, string spacing at saddle 55mm, and neck width is not listed. I own an older model of this guitar (2007?) and the neck is probably large U shaped in comparison to other smaller size guitars that I tried out like the baby Taylor; but far more comfortable to me, which is one of the reasons I purchased this guitar.
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Jumbo frets. But you should research setting a guitar neck before you buy. I ran into much trouble with mine. P.S. Don't forget always pre-drill holes in wood. and the string (bone) hold on the neck before it gets to the machine heads must be filed down to fit the strings inside it properly. And do not forget about truss rod adjustment. Alot of work for this neck if you choose to try doing this yourself. Just thought you should know. I threw in the towel and ended up buying a new guitar.
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I don't really know... but... we were looking for a 3/4 size Cordoba C3M Cadete which we ended up purchasing from a different dealer. We were shipped a full size guitar instead of the 3/4. Apparently the model numbers are the same for both but we ended up with a full size the first time and had it marked up before the instructor had had a chance to look it over. Just a warning to make sure you are getting the correct size guitar as they might have the same model number. I have one guitar instructor that just loves the Cordoba brand of guitars and would like to see us buy more.
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The B7 is for arched tops (think Les Paul guitars), not for flat tops. You need the B5.
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Fretwork was tight , I went over it lightly out of habit. If they're all like mine then you cant lose. Im comparing this to necks already on guitars as this is the first neck Ive ever purchased new. Ive been playing about 20yrs only builing since last year, hope that helps.
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Hi, the fret work was quite good on my neck as delivered. It did require a fret level, but I do that with all the necks I install anyway.The neck was bowed upward (back bow) so I backed off the truss rod and let it settle for a couple of weeks clamped down to a solid plank of timber. I did this only because I planned to fret level otherwise it could probably have gone on as is and the strings would have pulled the required relief.Cheers