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thanks for the link

geez I thought that was from Jan 2018! ha ha! oh well maybe my previous reply will be some use to someone!

I would have a look at this page I came across the other day. looks like the same issue that just got really bad on this one:
http://sfguitarworks.com/guitar-repair-case-studies/rickenbacker-neck-repair/

other than that maybe see if you can get a hold of Dan Erlewine at Stewart MacDonald. that guy ...

could totally be doable. you might want to check your headstock width and height.
my 350/6 is:
height going from the side surface where tuners on a 12 string would have to mount:
4,1/4" on bass side,
5,1/4" on treble side
while the width across the headstock is only 2,5/8" at narrowest point.
my 360 ...

thanks for the replies;
I didn't look to see if the high g tuner screw was interfering but there were not any marks on the post. all of the holes were ovaled only on the side where the posts come out in the slots on the headstock and the tuners were binding on the wood.
its probably just from ...

that is BEAUTIFUL!!!
iv'e got a 2015 350 and the only thing i don't love about it is it doe'st have the shark-tooth inlays like those SH versions.
where did you get all that done?

OK,
SO I RECENTLY BOUGHT A VINTAGE 1992 620/12 IN IMMACULATE FIREGLO...
620-12.jpg
the original owner had barely played it and it is in new condition. one of the problems I
noticed right away was that the high octave tuners were a little hard to turn
when tuning to pitch. the low e high octave ...