22 Fret Replacement Maple Neck Fingerboard For Strat ST Stratocaster
22 Fret Replacement Maple Neck Fingerboard For Strat ST Stratocaster
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Our review of the 22 Fret Replacement Maple Neck Fingerboard For Strat ST Stratocaster looks at whether this replacement neck is a practical, tone-forward swap for owners of ST-style electric guitars. The bottom line: this neck is best for players who want a clear, bright maple voice with the convenience of an installed adjustable truss rod and ready-made 10mm peg holes for tuner fitting. It delivers solid fit and finish for the price, though some buyers should check fret slot depth if they plan heavy fretwork.
Key Features
- Fit for ST guitars: Designed specifically as a direct replacement for ST-style electric guitars, making installation and alignment straightforward for common ST routes.
- Maple neck with rosewood fretboard: Combines a bright, loud maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard for a balanced tone and a slightly longer note sustain.
- Installed adjustable truss rod: The truss rod is preinstalled at the headstock so neck relief can be adjusted without additional routing or retrofitting.
- 10mm peg holes: The headstock comes with 10mm machine peg holes to accept standard tuner posts and speed up setup.
- Side inlay dots: Inlay dots on the side of the fretboard make position finding easier when playing standing or using a strap.
Who It's For
This neck is aimed at ST-style guitar owners who need a cost-effective replacement and want a brighter, clearer attack from maple with the warm sustain benefits of a rosewood fingerboard. It suits hobbyists and gigging musicians who value quick tuner installation and a ready-to-adjust truss rod.
Players who need factory-precision fretwork without modification or those who require a specific headstock branding should look elsewhere; a few customers reported that fret slot holes were not deep enough and may require filing if you demand perfect fret installation.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Good build and finish that many customers described as looking like a legitimate factory neck.
- Clear, loud tone from the maple neck combined with longer sustain from the rosewood fretboard.
- Preinstalled truss rod and 10mm peg holes simplify setup and reduce installation time.
Cons
- Some buyers reported fret slot depth issues, so additional fretwork may be required in those cases.
Specifications
| Item | Guitar Neck |
| Neck material | Maple neck with rosewood fingerboard |
| Fret | 22 frets |
| Peg holes diameter | 10 mm |
| Neck length | 67.5 cm (26.6 in) |
| Fretboard length | Approx. 48 cm (18.75 in) |
Our Verdict
This replacement neck is a strong value for ST-style guitar owners who want a bright maple voice and straightforward installation; the preinstalled truss rod and 10 mm peg holes make setup easier. It is a sensible choice for players on a budget or those restoring a guitar, provided you inspect fret slot depth before fitting to avoid extra fretwork.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this neck fit a standard ST body?
Yes, it is designed as a replacement for ST-style electric guitars and should fit common ST routes, though fitment checks before final installation are recommended.
Are tuners included?
No, tuners are not included; the headstock has 10 mm peg holes ready to accept standard tuner posts.
Can I adjust neck relief?
Yes, an adjustable truss rod is already installed at the headstock so you can set neck relief after mounting.
Editor's Take
A strong value for ST-style guitar owners seeking a bright maple tone and easy installation thanks to a preinstalled truss rod and 10 mm peg holes; check fret slot depth before fitting if you require perfect fretwork.

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