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Steve4cr - Posted - 12/16/2024: 15:52:31
Hi, I have been tasked with selling a Dobro. I know guitars, mandos, banjos but nothing about dobros.
1998 Dobro Style 27
Notice there is a gap where the heel meats the body. Maybe 1mm or less. Are these glued in like a guitar. Is it a hard fix? Does it matter?
Ill try to post a picture but not having luck doing it.
docslyd - Posted - 12/16/2024: 18:56:46
Necks are bolted on, not glued. Usually, if necessary, a shim can be placed under the neck stick to close the gap.
Steve4cr - Posted - 12/17/2024: 07:48:09
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Originally posted by docslydNecks are bolted on, not glued. Usually, if necessary, a shim can be placed under the neck stick to close the gap.
Ok, thank you. Is it a big job. What would a Dobro luthier charge?
docslyd - Posted - 12/17/2024: 07:57:12
You might consider leaving it to the buyer in case they want to perform a set-up on the guitar while its apart....it's not a difficult job at all.
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