- Replacement fret printed circuit board for the Xplorer Guitar on xBox.
- Exact replacement for original RSF-3020-2-0 board
- Uses the same wiring. Can be ordered as a board only or board with 5 switches installed
- This is a kit. Basic soldering skills are required. Modification to the underside of the frets is required (see Modify Fret Buttons).
- A T-10 TORX driver is needed to open the guitar back/neck.
- To verify compatibility with your guitar, reference our Guitar Hero Selection Guide.
- You can find the GH-01 upgrade process here: Guitar Hero GH-01 Fret Switch Upgrade.
GH-07 Fret Board for Xplorer 5 Guitar on Xbox 360
Price range: $11.95 through $18.95
Replacement fret printed circuit board for the Xplorer Guitar on xBox. Uses the same wiring. Can be ordered as a board only or board with 5 switches installed.
| Weight | 0.125 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 5 × 1 × 0.4 in |
| Switch Option: | Board Only (no switches), Red – Linear | 50g, Brown – Tactile | 50g, White – Clicky | 50g, Dark Yellow – Linear | 70g, Burnt Orange – Tactile | 70g, Pale Blue – Clicky | 70g |
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John (verified owner) –
(I posted another comment but wanted to add information)
Worked great. Would like to make some notes:
– I have a GH08 and a GH07. One of them had all PH screws and did not require a T10. I don’t recall which.
– The fret boards on both of my guitars were held in place by PH screws.
– I did not find it necessary to modify the fret buttons on my GH07 guitar. When installed with stock frets as-is, the mechanical switches were not pushed down enough to prevent activation by pressing the buttons.
– The back of the mechanical-switches-installed fret board has some bits which protrude out the back. These bits collide with some plastic supports inside the neck of the guitar (which were meant to keep the flat-backed original fret board from flexing), causing the new fret board to flex in the direction of the frets when assembled. I was able to remove the supports with pliers, and then needed to fill that space back in with something else (I used paper towel, but folded electrical tape comes to mind as an alternative). Filing down the supports would likely have been a better solution, but I was impatient.