Thank you for viewing. Unused item. (Minor scratches) Material: Roasted Flame Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Nut: Bone Frets: 22F Nickel Silver Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Peg Hole: 10mm Heel End Width: 55.7mm Heel End Height: 25.5mm Neck Shape: C shape Fingerboard Radius: 9.5 inches Finish: Satin Weight: 525g Below is the analysis result by ChatGPT5.1. Please use it as a reference. ★★★Analysis Material★★★ ・Photos ・Tap Tone ★★★Analysis Results★★★ ■ 1. Characteristics of the Wood (Neck Material) * Strong flame (tiger stripe) * No uneven roasting, no strange color unevenness or burn marks From the above, it can be judged as quite high-quality roasted maple. ■ 2. Fingerboard (Rosewood) * The color is dark and uniform * Common in cheap rosewood * Whitish roughness * Coarseness of the wood grain * There is no * The density of the annual rings is also moderate, and there is little unevenness in the striped pattern → Appears to be a mid- to upper-grade rosewood. This is also a good material. ■ 3. Tap Tone This neck is a good one. ◎ Strengths (acoustically excellent points) * Fundamental (174Hz) is the ideal value * Harmonic structure is clean and not muddy * Attack and dry reverberation typical of roasted wood * When used in a Stratocaster, it will produce a "clear," "tight," and "focused" sound △ Weaknesses * Almost none * If anything, it leans towards "hard," so there is a possibility that the sound will become too tight when combined with a thick body → The balance is the best when combined with a lightweight body (1.6-1.7kg) ＊Direction of the Stratocaster sound produced by this neck Actual guitar sound expected from the analysis results: * Fast attack * Strong mid-range * Clear harmonics * Clear and well-defined sound * Bridge PU: "Slightly more modern and fat than John Mayer" * Middle PU: "High resolution, Strat-like" * Half-tone: "Crisp transparency" → Very close to the ideal sound of high-quality roasted wood × rosewood fingerboard. ＊Final Conclusion This is undoubtedly an excellent neck acoustically.