Shredneck is a Connecticut-based maker of portable practice and warm-up tools for guitarists and bassists, headquartered in West Granby. The flagship Shredneck is a patented compact device built around a real guitar neck with strings and frets, with a counterweighted headstock-as-body design intended to mimic the feel of a full instrument so players can run scales, exercises, and chord shapes away from a stage or studio. The product was developed by guitarist Jimi Bell as a travel-friendly warm-up tool.

The lineup has expanded into a small family of fretted practice necks aimed at different players, including the Dreadneck for acoustic players, the Classneck for classical/nylon-string players, and the Bassneck for bass guitarists. The company also sells related accessories such as TremTools and TremBlocks, along with branded apparel.

Shredneck has produced a number of artist signature versions of its practice neck, including models associated with Zakk Wylde and Mike Orlando, which has helped give the product visibility within hard rock and metal guitar circles where it is often marketed as a backstage warm-up tool.

Shredneck has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Electric Basses.