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FS Left Handed 24 Fret Kemp Guitar Neck
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Bought this at the start of the year with thoughts of making a body to go with it and making a guitar for my lefty daughter because at that time she was all about the “super fast pointy rock guitars” (I know, I know....)
Anyway, in the time it’s taken me to “not get around to it” her tastes have changed and now it’s all about Paisley Jazzmasters, or something ..
So I could do with shifting this on.
Actually a bit stumped for details as to what woods etc this is as I can’t seem to open the eBay ad from when I bought it maybe
@KempGuitars could fill in some of the blanks. I’ll get the radius gauge & the callipers our tomorrow to determine fingerboard radius & fret size.
*Update with details”
Okay so I finally dragged my tools out and can tell you the following
Fingerboard rad: 16”
Nut Width : 43mm
Heel Width at 24th fret : 58mm
Neck Depth. 1st fret : 19.2mm
Neck Depth 8ve : 21.1mm
Frets : 2.9mm wide,1.8mm high
Still find the differentiation between a “C” & a “D” profile a bit confusing but would suggest this is possibly more of a “C”
As you can see it’s a beautiful example of Yer man Kemps work, 5 piece lam neck comes with a maple ? Veneer on the headstock stained blue. Quite a broad flat neck feels a ballpark “Ibanez” profile but with a lot more finesse. The fingerboard/fret ends for instance are sooo nicely finished
Has threaded inserts and Allen Head machine screws included.
Great condition, lovely thing that’s useless to me as I sail on the fickle waves of a teenagers faddish nature .,
£70 posted any good ?
I do also have a couple of MDF templates for bodies that I bought from Kemp. I’d sell those for £20 if interested ?
That might make postage awkward though so if you wanted a tracing of the body templates instead I could do that
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That appears to be nutless? What shape are the templates?