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SOLD! Roland pickup from GC-1 Strat
I was after a decent cheap Mex Strat and found a good deal on a Roland Ready GC-1. Guitar itself is sound - perfect nick, and apparently the parts are all American (just assembled in Mexico...no idea if this is true).
I have no interest in using the synth capabilities and have bought a new pickguard and a nice set of Lace Sensors to put in the Strat so...anybody after the internal gubbins? There's the pickup and pickguard, plus the various associated buttons and knobs, that will be lying in a box, in a cupboard, if nobody takes them. No idea on market value. Make me an offer?
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At different times, Fender has offered both MIA and MIM Roland-Ready Stratocasters. Your GC-1 is, essentially, a modified Fender MIM Standard Stratocaster.
Yes, please. Required. Hopefully, I will get to see them before Harry Seven gazumps me with a higher offer.
I have the same MIM roland ready strat. I would be interested in the parts as spares for mine. but I think you will need to de solder the 18 pin out put and the rear circuit board to remove them from the body
Off the top of my head, everything that happens on the scratchplate stays on the scratchplate. The three-way Guitar/Mix/Synth switch is connected to the GK PCB by a block connector. It directs the signal from the magnetic pickups to either the jack socket or the 13-pin socket. The wires carrying the magnetic pickup signal to the jack socket will have been soldered to the hot and ground terminals.