Thank you for viewing. Although it is unused, there may be very slight scratches. Please understand. The tiger stripe is subtle, but this is an attractive piece with dark rosewood. Neck Material: Roasted Flame Maple Fingerboard: Rosewood Nut: Bone Frets: 22F Nickel Silver Fret Size: Medium Jumbo Peg Hole: 10mm Heel End Width: 55.5mm Heel End Height: 25.6mm Neck Shape: C shape Fingerboard Radius: 9.5 inches Finish: Satin Weight: 545g Below is the analysis result by ChatGPT5.1. Please use it as a reference. ★★★Analysis Materials★★★ ・Photos ・Tap Tone ★★★Analysis Results★★★ ■ 1. Characteristics of the Wood (Neck Material) * Flame (tiger stripe) is weak It is definitely a high-quality roasted material. Judging from the appearance, it is in the mid- to high-grade range. ■ 2. Fingerboard (Rosewood) ・The whole is very dark, almost black ・**Uniform and high-quality "dark rosewood"** ・"The highest grade of Indian rosewood" → High-quality grade rosewood, with high density. ■ 3. Tap Tone This neck is a good one. ◎ Strengths (acoustically excellent parts) 　Thick mid-range, warm, and musical tone * The "warmth" characteristic of rosewood is strongly present * Not harsh, a harmonic structure that is easy on the ears * Clean and pleasant, the chords become richer △ Weaknesses 　The high-frequency clarity and brilliance are reserved * Compared to ebony or maple fingerboards, the "glamour" is weak * Not suitable if you want a modern and sparkling sound ＊The direction of the Strat sound produced by this neck Actual guitar sound expected from the analysis results: ◎ Thick mid-range, warm, round sound ◎ Solid lows, not a weak feel ◎ More "rich" than "jangly" ◎ Clean and musical, easy to handle △ Less sharpness and hardness of attack like ebony △ The high-frequency brilliance that cuts through is reserved ＊Final Conclusion This is a highly complete neck as a rosewood fingerboard. You can expect a thick mid-range and easy-to-handle harmonics, making it a "type that is unlikely to cause dissatisfaction."