is it a bolt on neck?
478494
no it is a set neck , it isn't really for me . it is great for a beginner. The pickups are not great , the volume pods suck . I sent it back. Very poor quality
478495
hi matt , it must be glued on. I must tell you I really like this guitar . if I had to sell all my guitars this is the one I would keep.
478496
No, this instrument does not have a bolt on neck. It's made by Washburn. The quality and action are quite good for the price. It is a very good reproduction.
478497
No, it's a fixed neck. It plays great and it's thinner and not as heavy as most other Les Paul guitars.
993547
NO it is not. But the height of the seat is. I merely adjust the height of the seat to spare my neck while I work
845938
This crew neck is higher than the picture shows, but it does not feel too high. It does not touch my neck, it is just at collar bone line.
1639525
No, but after purchasing two other collars before this one, it has been fabulous! Had it for several months and absolutely worth the extra cost of others! You won't be disappointed!
197529
The neck brace does have an adjustable knob that screws on. The lower arms which support bottom of instrument is held by a bolt of some kind but it swivels on either side but it does not come off. Hope this helps you.
2040972
Yes, but I would recommend sizing down so it's snug. The neck strap is what really keeps it on.
16178
Not really. There is a built in spring loaded belt clip. That could be used to attach a neck strap.
920366
no. is only for show-off. you can pull it and hold with the bolt lock but that's it. it ain't a funtional bolt.
1693478
It has a bolt on the bottom but not on the heel (where the neck and body meet). Get a strap that uses a string or strap by the bolt (the strap will go from one end to the other end of the guitar).
2259866
Yes. It has a standard thread mount. I use alternate heads on it all the time.
425946
Yes it is. I also purchased the double restraint that goes around the neck and also their hind quarters. It seems to keep them in place a little better.It all works great. We wish that we had purchased one years ago.
587699
No, it's just a loop with 2 screws and a magnetic screwdriver. I ordered Llamamia Detachable Neck Strap Lanyard
1869493
Nope, just the Blaster which is a bent piece of flat bar and the adjustable fabris strap to go around your neck.
1010892
No, I believe what you are calling the bolt is actually the plastic or metal nut that locks down the blade and it is available for purchase separately.
1682264
Yes. On the neck or on the belt. However, wherever you feel comfortable. Pradeep Berry
2186978
Among Gibson fans, a set-neck (glued in) is perceived to have more sustain and improved tone. Among Fender fans, bolt on necks are just fine. Those pesky Stratocasters and Telecasters just keep going, decade after decade, working fine, playing fine, with mountains of tone, eons of sustain, and all of them with bolt-on necks. My Epiphone Les Pauls all have bolt-on necks, and none of them have let me down. After all, I'm looking at this listing because I'm thinking of buying another one. At $250, that's a great pawn shop price for a used one. The 100 model was supposed to be sold out last year, but they made too many. There's nothing wrong, and everything right, with this model. Among Gibson fans, a set-neck (glued in) is perceived to have more sustain and improved tone. Among Fender fans, bolt on necks are just fine. Those pesky Stratocasters and Telecasters just keep going, decade after decade, working fine, playing fine, with mountains of tone, eons of sustain, and all of them with bolt-on necks. My Epiphone Les Pauls all have bolt-on necks, and none of them have let me down. After all, I'm looking at this listing because I'm thinking of buying another one. At $250, that's a great pawn shop price for a used one. The 100 model was supposed to be sold out last... » Read More Among Gibson fans, a set-neck (glued in) is perceived to have more sustain and improved tone. Among Fender fans, bolt on necks are just fine. Those pesky Stratocasters and Telecasters just keep going, decade after decade, working fine, playing fine, with mountains of tone, eons of sustain, and all of them with bolt-on necks. My Epiphone Les Pauls all have bolt-on necks, and none of them have let me down. After all, I'm looking at this listing because I'm thinking of buying another one. At $250, that's a great pawn shop price for a used one. The 100 model was supposed to be sold out last year, but they made too many. There's nothing wrong, and everything right, with this model. « Show Less
2150304
There is a button for a strap on the bottom of the body. Then you use a piece of string or something to tie above the nut on the neck (under the strings) to the other end of the strap.