8Pcs Yootones Guitar Neck Joint Bushings Ferrules & Bolts - Compatible with Electric & Bass Guitars (Black) - Perfect for Guitar Repair, Maintenance & DIY Projects
$5.21
$9.49
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8Pcs Yootones Guitar Neck Joint Bushings Ferrules & Bolts - Compatible with Electric & Bass Guitars (Black) - Perfect for Guitar Repair, Maintenance & DIY Projects
$5.21
$9.49
45% Off
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Estimated Delivery: 10-15 days international
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Description
Guitar neck joint bushings ferrule & bolt is compatible with Electric guitar or Bass neck place. Neck mounting screws specially designed for electronic guitars to help connect the body and neck. Retain the string to reduce the string friction,and keep more accurate tuning. Easy to install and convenient to use, also lightweight and easy to carry and use. Product Specification: 100% Brand New Material: Metal Size:5 x 45mm Color:Black,Silver(Optional) Weight: 34g Package Content: 4 x screw nuts 4 x screws Note: 1.If you are not satisfied with our product you received, you can send emails to us at any time. We will reply you instantly and help you solve your problem. Key Product Features. 2.Due to different monitors, there may be a little color difference.
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I've gotten tired of the same old neck plates so I thought I'd give these a try. My only concern is that the screws are almost too long and could damage the fretboard. Other than that, they look fantastic! I used a 9/16 brad point drill to counter bore the holes which worked great. I chose this because the Forstner bit was too hard to see the centerpoint to accurately drill the holes. It will be interesting to see if they affect the sustain when it's finished.
