Fender Neck Plate 4 (big "F")

This neck plate is great value and comes with the mounting screws too -which is very convenient. The plate is chrome covered brass and very well made with no rough edges. The plate is slightly thinner than some of the more modern Fender neckplates, which means it doesn't protrude as much and therefore makes upper fret playing very slightly easier. A downside of this is that if you over tighten the 4 neck screws you may distort the plate a little bit -as it could flex and bend a little bit under the excessive pressure.

Not much to say. Got it for my MIM Tele and it’s a nice plate. It’s what fender puts on their instruments and if that’s not enough I don’t know what is. Not much can go wrong with these. As pointed out by others it’s a tad thinner than the unmarked neck plates but only by a fraction of a millimeter.

Great add on for your Fender bass. Adds a bit of glitz to the neck plate. Exactly what I was looking for!!

Good looking replacement neck plate for bolt-on guitar necks. The material used seems a bit thicker than the one used on other aftermarket products which I find to be an advantage.
Also the taper on the holes allow for small position adjustments.

It's a precious little detail on my Fender guitar. I love it :)

Looks great on my Telecaster and a nice alternative to plain plate that comes with the guitar. Recommended!

I put this on my Squeir body project guitar. It was a perfect pit, I couldn't be more satisfied.
It's awesome that they put the fitting screws in the package!!

This is what it is and I like it.
It would be nice if Fender attach plastic underlay like at the end of '70s.

It is made out of an aluminum alloy.
Though it is lightweight it is quite rigid and doesn't flex as much as a standard steel plate, keeping it's shape better when tightening the screws.

Used on a strat upgrade project. Looks good, has a solid quality feel, and does the job its intended for. I'm more than happy with it.