Musikraft Necks

[TjMetalhead]

Does anyone have any experience with them? My MIM Fender P bass has a twisted neck and I figure it's not worth getting fixed since I could get a brand new neck for the price of the repair. I was gonna get another Fender MIM P bass neck that's sold everywhere so it could match. Then I stumbled upon Musikraft and saw that the prices were fairly reasonable for a custom built neck. What do you guys think?

 

[jallenbass]

I only have experience with one Musikraft neck and I must say, it's outstanding.

 

[FunkHead]

Musikraft necks are the best of the best.

 

[TjMetalhead]

From all the threads I've seen here on the forums everyone has spoke highly of them. It seems like a great investment. People have been saying they're better than Warmoth and I can see why. The edge Musikraft has too is I was able to find options for the exact specs I want. Now time to save up the money lol.

 

[FunkHead]

From all the threads I've seen here on the forums everyone has spoke highly of them. It seems like a great investment. People have been saying they're better than Warmoth and I can see why. The edge Musikraft has too is I was able to find options for the exact specs I want. Now time to save up the money lol.

In my experience Musikraft selects better wood with nice straight grain. Warmoth has nice stuff too but just not on the same level.
The best deals on Warmoth necks are the Roasted maple or even the Canary wood. Neither require finishing so the price is very hard to beat.
Warmoth had a nice Canary neck with almost matching Pao Ferro fretboard. It was a killer deal and I'm not sure if they still have it listed.