Jazzmaster Style Electric Guitar Neck (PJM-801N)

Product Specifications
1. Core Specs
Model: PJM-801N
Product Type: Jazzmaster-Style Electric Guitar Neck
Orientation: Right-Handed
Neck Joint: Bolt-On (Standard 4-bolt installation)
Net Weight: Approx. 

2. Tonewoods & Finish
Neck Wood: Maple
Fretboard Wood: Rosewood
Finish: Unfinished (Raw Wood) - Ready for Custom Finish

3. Hardware & Dimensions
Number of Frets: 21
Fret Material: Stainless Steel (Highly durable & smooth)
Fret Ends: Beveled / Angled
Truss Rod Adjustment: Top Adjustment (Headstock Access)

4. Compatibility
Perfect Match: Specifically designed for the PJM-801 DIY Electric Guitar Kit.

Packaging Configuration (4-Layer Protection)
1. Inner Layer: Abrasion-resistant & shockproof foam bag
2. Middle Layer 1: Foam box sealed with yellow tape
3. Middle Layer 2: Thickened kraft paper wrapping
4. Outer Layer: Clear tape for final reinforcement

Shipping & Delivery
• Processing Time: 2-4 business days
• Shipping Methods:
      --United States: Sea Freight + final delivery via UPS/FedEx
      --Other Countries/Regions: EMS International Express
• Estimated Shipping Time: 20-25 days
• Tracking Information: Full tracking details will be sent to your email immediately upon shipment.

Customization & Order Options
• Logo Service: Custom design available (supports personalized logo needs).
• Dropshipping: Supported (suitable for resellers or bulk distribution needs).
• MOQ Requirement: Custom design & OEM orders are welcome, with a minimum order quantity (MOQ) of just 1 set.
• Custom Order Confirmation: For custom design orders, we will take detailed photos of the finished product and send them to you first, allowing you to check every detail before shipment.

Important Notes
1. Custom Logo: If you want a logo on the headstock, please contact us anytime—we can make it for you!
2. 100% Real Photos (No Heavy Editing): All images are of the actual product, captured in our studio with professional cameras. We only adjusted the lighting/brightness. No filters, no heavy retouching—what you see is exactly what you get.