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Not sure where to look. I've heard warmoth's necks don't fit and/or intonate on jackson bodies. There has to be builder out there that makes jackson replacement necks. Let me know if any of you guys know someone.

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HES MY OLD GUITAR TEACHER AND HE HAS BEEN IN THE BUISNESS
LONGER THAN I HAVE BEEN ALIVE. HE MADE A NECK FOR MY OLD TELE
(I MISS IT) AND I LOVED IT, ONE PIECE MAPLE WITH A COMPOUND RADIUS NECK (10-16) STAINLESS STEEL FRETS AND LOCKING TUNERS.
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I just read on their site that Warmoth will now give you 25% (maybe it was just $25) off your next purchase if you'll send them your Jackson neck for them to study and then send back to you, so it won't be too long before they have them.

I know Ed Roman has Jackson necks, but I also know there are mixed feelings about him on here. I don't think you'd have any problems if you just ordered a neck from him, though.

JacksonMIA beat me to it - I saw the same plea on Warmoth's site 2 days ago. All those Jackson's they started selling in the 80's must be starting to wear out. Or they've become quot;vintagequot;, so people think they can build 'em cheaper.

cheap, by any means, but worth every penny.

twi - I'm gonna look into it

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Edit: or is there anyone here that can do it?

if oyu want a 24 fret neck to fit a 24 fret Jackson body, a custom Builder like Laz Gajic is the way to go at present, or look on eBay for a replacement...

But the 22 fret necks will work just fine

I emailed gajic, due to the exchange rate and import costs and such it comes to $434 US for an unfinished maple neck. Far too much to be practical.

move to europe.. for me, one of his necks is just 300$ LOL

on topic.. ben and tim beat me to it