【Conversion】24.75" Scale T-Style Guitar Neck – Canadian Maple

Replacement Neck for Telecaster®-Style Guitars

This is a conversion neck designed to install on standard 25.5" scale Telecaster-style bodies, allowing you to achieve a 24.75" scale length feel without relocating the bridge.

Ideal for players seeking a slightly shorter scale with a warmer response, reduced string tension, and a more relaxed playing feel—while retaining full T-Style compatibility.

Key Features

Specifications

Scale Length:
24.75" / 628 mm (conversion scale)

Frets:
21 Medium-Jumbo
Rust-proof Nickel Silver

Neck & Fretboard:
Canadian Maple Neck & Fingerboard

Radius:
12" / 305 mm

Nut Width:
1.69" / 43 mm

Heel Dimensions:
Width: 2.2" / 56 mm
Depth: 1.0" / 26 mm

Neck Thickness:
1st Fret: 0.82" / 21 mm
12th Fret: 0.87" / 22 mm

Tuner Holes:
10 mm (modern sealed tuners)

Truss Rod:
Dual-Action (headstock adjustable)

Skunk Stripe:
Rosewood

Finish:
Satin

Fretwork & Build Quality

Brio necks are made from hand-selected A-grade Canadian maple and follow a professional fretwork process:

Precision Fret Pressing & Leveling
Frets are installed at exact scale-length increments and leveled for consistent action across the board.

Crowning & Hand Polishing
Each fret is shaped and polished for smooth string contact and accurate intonation.

Fret End Beveling & Edge Rounding
Ensures fret ends sit flush with the fretboard edge—no sharp edges, no hand fatigue.

The result is a neck that feels fast, comfortable, and immediately playable.

Why Choose a 24.75" Conversion Neck?

Installation Notes

Disclosures & Important Notes

This is a replacement conversion neck for Telecaster®-style guitars. It is not manufactured, licensed, or endorsed by Fender Musical Instruments Corporation. Telecaster® is a registered trademark of Fender.

This neck is designed to fit standard 25.5" scale Tele-style bodies, converting the playing feel to a 24.75" scale length. Proper intonation depends on correct installation and setup.

Professional installation and setup are strongly recommended. Final setup will typically include nut cutting, truss rod adjustment, saddle positioning, and intonation.

Due to normal manufacturing tolerances between different guitar bodies, minor fitting may be required, including light sanding of the heel. This is common with aftermarket and replacement necks.

Wood is a natural material. Grain pattern, color, and roasting intensity will vary from neck to neck and are not considered defects.

Roasted maple is more dimensionally stable than untreated maple but can be less forgiving during modification. Drilling, tuner installation, or other alterations must be done carefully and at the installer’s responsibility.

Any customer modifications, including drilling, sanding, fretwork, or finish alterations, are not covered under warranty.