Roasted Flame Maple Neck ST #9

This is an unused item, but there are very minor scratches.
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Material: Roasted Flame Maple
Fingerboard: Roasted Flame Maple (subtle flame)
Nut: Bone
Frets: 21F Nickel Silver
Fret Size: Medium Jumbo
Peg Hole: 10mm
Heel End Width: 55.8mm
Heel End Height: 25.5mm
Neck Shape: C shape
Fingerboard Radius: 9.5 inches
Finish: Satin
Weight: 520g

The following is an analysis result by ChatGPT5.2.
Please use it as a reference.
★★★ Analysis Material ★★★
* Photos
* Tapped Tone

★★★ Analysis Results ★★★
■ Appearance
* The fingerboard color is not too dark, but bright and uniform.
It has few spots or unevenness in density, showing the characteristic of hard maple.
* The grain is fine to medium, with little distortion of the grain, indicating a material that prioritizes response speed.

■ Tapped Tone Evaluation
* Fundamental Frequency: 85-92Hz → Slightly low for a maple fingerboard but stable. The neck as a whole has uniform rigidity with no strange resonance points.
* 2nd Harmonic: 160-185Hz → It does not have the thinness often found in maple, but retains a solid midrange.
* Higher Harmonics: 770-785Hz → The attack and clarity characteristic of a maple fingerboard. Easy to express picking nuances.
Overall:
☆ A maple that is hard but not harsh on the ears.
☆ A balanced type that slightly incorporates the sustain of a rosewood fingerboard.

■ Sound Character
* Clean: Fast attack, very clear note definition.
* Crunch: Crisp, strong for cutting and blues.
* Drive: Tight lows, highs are not harsh (not piercing).

■ Advantages
* Good frequency balance for a maple fingerboard.
* High genre compatibility with fast response + moderate midrange.
* Particularly good compatibility with single-coil pickups.
■ Disadvantages
* May be insufficient for those seeking dark vintage-style maple (dry, gritty sound).
* May be too clean for soloists who prioritize thickness and sustain.

■ Overall
A modern, well-balanced, and easy-to-handle maple fingerboard neck.
It is not a typical jangly maple, but a good individual piece that prioritizes resolution and intonation.