Tapered maple shims used to change the angle of a bolt-on neck for bass guitars.
To change the angle of a bolt-on neck, players and repair shops have used shims for years. We've seen everything from matchbook covers to guitar picks stuck in neck joints.
Full contact and precisely tapered: we have 3 different degrees for changing the pitch of any bolt-on neck.
- 0.5-degree shim is the one you'll reach for most often. It works great on Fender and many other solidbodies.
Taper specs (approximate)
0.25-degree shim offers the most versatility. Stacking them will let you really dial in the neck angle you're after.
Dimensions
Shaped: 2-1/2" x 3-7/8" (63.50mm x 98.43mm)
Shaped shims fit most neck pockets with a rounded heel. You can trim along the lasered line to fit the shim to a pocket with a flat heel, like a Tele.
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