2012 Fender Roland GC-1 Strat Black w/GR55 & bag

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8lbs 2oz. Very good condition. Functions as it should. Plays so good that it feels like it was Plekked! There are some light scratches on top and rash on back. Also next to the MIDI jack. Does have some light fretwear with plenty of notes left. See pics. Includes GR-55 foot controller, power supply and gig bag. The 2012 Fender Roland GC-1 Stratocaster is a GK-Ready electric guitar featuring an authentic Fender Stratocaster body with a built-in Roland GK-3 hex-divided pickup and 13-pin output.  Designed to drive Roland V-Guitar systems like the GR-55 or VG-99, it allows players to blend standard single-coil tones with synthesized sounds while retaining full Stratocaster functionality.  Key specifications for the black model include an alder body, maple neck with a maple fingerboard, 22 medium-jumbo frets, and a synchronized tremolo bridge.  It features onboard controls for patch selection and GK/guitar/mix blending, along with both 1/4-inch guitar output and 13-pin GK output. The 2012 Fender Roland GC-1 Stratocaster (Black finish) paired with the Roland GR-55 represents a unique collaboration between Fender and Roland, designed to merge traditional electric guitar tone with advanced guitar synthesis capabilities.  The GC-1 GK-Ready Stratocaster is a 100% authentic Fender Stratocaster featuring a built-in Roland GK-3 divided pickup and a 13-pin output.  This hardware allows the guitar to drive Roland’s V-Guitar systems directly without external mounting.  Guitar Specs: The black model typically features a solid alder body, a maple neck with a maple fingerboard, 22 medium jumbo frets, and three standard single-coil pickups with 5-way switching.  It includes onboard controls for blending synth and guitar signals. GR-55 Synthesizer: The Roland GR-55 is the dedicated floor processor for this system.  It utilizes COSM modeling and PCM synthesis to track individual strings, allowing for alternate tunings, instrument modeling (e.g., strings, organs), and complex effects