Gibson Robot Guitar: Heck Yes, We Got Our Hands On One
January 04, 2008
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Though the first edition Gibson Robot Guitars were very limited in their run, we were lucky enough to get our hands on one. Proud owner DJ Puzzle brings in a Chicago-based guitarist to test out the Robot Guitar and see if it's everything it's cracked up to be.
This clip features the two of them talking about possible applications for the Robot Guitar and some sexy shots and angles of this brightly colored instrument.
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It was very interesting seeing that the guitar can tune itself. I am looking forward to seeing the next video on playing this guitar. I never hear of this guitar before and it was fun hearing about it and seeing it.
Robot Schmobot
Thing is... Tronical were touting this at LAST years Namm - just the tuning system, you fit it to your own axe - for a street price of around $499...
Suddenly we have this Gibson monster at around the $2199 price mark...
Missed chance for Tronical if you ask me... price this out of reach of most folk...
Dave
Gibson Robotuner Less Paul
If you have $2200.00 and you can't tune you too can buy your way into the Les Paul club.
Of course I haven't met too many good players who can't tune.
Lets see Korg tuner $19.95.
Robot Guitar $2200.00.
Practice......Priceless.
Toledo Picker
Less Paul? You gotta be kidding, man...
Here is a limited edition Les Paul with a chambered body and an ebony fretboard that comes with a unique paint job and case for under $2200. That is alot more Paul for your buck than any other comparable Les out there. So maybe you can do without the self-tuning (my grandparents thought they could do without microwave ovens), this guitar would be a steal at $2200 with 6 grover tuners.
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