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L. Presnall
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Anyone know the standard spacing for Mini-style tuners on a 12-string? I'm using a simple Martin-ish style headstock shape...TIA.

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Michael Dale Payne
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I am using 31/32 or 25mm with grover rotomatic mini tuners this is almost the minimal allowable center/center for these tuners.
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Thanks guys! All done with the drilling and starting the headstock inlay tomorrow!

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