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rickenbacky
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Neck repairs

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found these`s pixs of a 4005 under restoration.Image
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Ouch!
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That first one is sadly painful...
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My luthier,Bruce Johnson, specializes in repairs to necks and headstocks. That looks like an easy one based on stuff I've seen him do.
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in the end he had to make a new neck,has the heel had split.
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There are at least three fellows on this forum capable of repairing that. Truly amazing stuff.
Plus five minus five!
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What a train-wreck Image Image Image ..............hey wait a minute............that's my bass!! Currently under going a transformation into a 4005/6 string! I'll keep you guys posted.
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take lots of pics!
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