Guitar Neck - PR in Maple/ Rosewood — PRS style, Canadian maple with rosewood
PRS-style electric guitar neck with Canadian maple, rosewood fretboard, and a bone nut. Use it to replace the neck of your PRS-style guitar or to build your own instrument.
Headstock style: PRS | Neck wood: Canadian Maple | Fretboard: Rosewood | Frets: 24 | Nut: White bone, 42 mm | Joint: Set-in | Scale length: 628 mm (24.75") | Neck radius: 305 mm (12") | Truss rod: Double action, head side | Finish: No lacquer, no finish | Heel dimensions: 100 × 56 × 37 mm | Orientation: Right-handed
- PRS-style replacement neck or for building a guitar
- White dot inlays on rosewood fretboard
- Unfinished surface ready for your preferred finish
- Heel height excludes fingerboard; add ~6 mm if including board
This PRS neck is CNC-shaped from solid Canadian maple with a smooth rosewood fretboard, ready to drop into your build or refresh a worn instrument. The PRS-style headstock, 24 frets and 12" radius make it a faithful prs replacement neck for players chasing that classic feel. Looking for a prs style neck at the best value in the UK? It's one of the most popular guitar neck options we offer, dispatched from our UK warehouse.
Specifications
| Headstock Style | PRS |
| Neck Wood | Canadian Maple |
| Fretboard | Rosewood |
| Frets | 24 |
| Inlay | White dot |
| Nut | White Bone, 42 mm |
| Joint | Set-in |
| Scale Length | 628 mm (24.75") |
| Neck Radius | 305 mm (12") |
| Truss Rod | Double action, head side |
| Finish | No lacquer, no finish |
| Heel Dimensions (L×W×H) | 100 × 56 × 37 mm (4.33" × 2.20" × 1.46") |
| Heel Height Note | Heel height does not include the fingerboard; add ~6 mm to include fingerboard |
| Orientation | Right-handed |
Supplied unfinished so you can seal and colour it to taste. Browse our full range of guitar body and neck components to complete your project. With this prs guitar neck amongst the best prs neck for sale and other guitar necks for sale in the UK, your next PRS-style build is within reach — with fast UK delivery.
