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Cyclone Analogic TT-303 Bass Bot MK1
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Rubber contact strip, 13-note Roland -- Roland PC-300
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13-note rubber contact strip for Roland PC-300. Top octave only.
Sold individually.
13-note rubber contact strip for Roland PC-300.
The PC-300 is a 49-note MIDI keyboard controller.
Dead or erratic notes in the top octave are typically caused by a worn 13-note strip.