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Pmaj7
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Has anyone done a reset on one of these? Is it just a mortise and Tenon? Bolt on? Glued extension?

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Never done one, but out of curiosity I found this if it's of interest https://umgf.com/martin-s-new-neck-joint-t141495.html
Looks like they're bolt-on, one bolt.

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Thanks Colin! Looks like a reset might be sort of sketchy. I forgot that John H used to go by Tippie and maybe he will chime in. I wonder if there is a standard consensus on doing these nowadays...

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