If MM can make the GC cheaply enough, maybe they should simply use it in all their electronics, in order to stand out from the crowd? Not that MM doesn't stand out already, but that's exactly what they are good at: The little extra, the difference between good and great.
The GC doesn't seem to wake that much interest as a separate product. Unlike desperate gimmicks from competitors, like a certain AT-200 thing, MM seems aimed at the more serious musician. In the same way, the GC is much more subtle than a robot guitar, or a guitar with a built-in synthesizer.
So the GC is not something that would appeal to gimmick-freaks. I can't picture the target demographic that would want to shell out lots of cash for it in itself. But if the GC was an integrated part of "The MM Package/The MM Experience" it would probably help lift the brand to yet another level of awesomeness.
Ok, that's jm2c. Enough from me now. I don't make guitars, I don't sell'em, and I don't even work with electronics (despite having a little education in the field), and I have no idea what it would cost to replace all the current electronics production lines with GC production lines, so I'm probably just musing/dreaming/talking out of my output jack.
But one can always dream ...
