The Gibson Firebird X is the latest “digital guitar” that attempts to change some of the basic mechanics of a guitar.

Collectively, the Gibson Robot Guitar, Gibson Dark Fire, Gibson Dusk Tiger and the Gibson Firebird X represent the biggest advances in electric guitar design in more than 75 years.

Gibson is continuing its recent trend of dipping into its vast archive of more left-field builds as it announces the return of the Firebird Platypus – a transitional design from the mid-’60s.

The Firebird X in all its pre-trampled 2011 glory (Image credit: Future) Gibson’s statement continued with a reaffirmation of the company’s recently relaunched Gibson Foundation, noting that, since ...

The Gibson Firebird X is the first digital guitar that even the most fervent analog luddite won’t write off as a gadgetar. Lots of guitar technology claims to offer you infinite sounds and ...

A former Gibson employee said the company ”literally could not sell these guitars and they were on the books,” and ”investors were all trying to clean up the mess before the end of the ...

That guitar, a 1964 Gibson Firebird V, is now expected to fetch up to £20,000 at auction in Wiltshire.

Here’s how Jason Isbell was able to afford a sunburst 1959 Gibson Les Paul, a vintage electric guitar which can fetch prices of $350,000 to a half-million. Isbell called his manager on the phone ...

The Gibson Firebird X is the latest “digital guitar” that attempts to change some of the basic mechanics of a guitar. While you can play the instrument immediately and chords and notes work ...

Gibson is continuing its recent trend of dipping into its vast archive of more left-field builds as it announces the return of the Firebird Platypus – a transitional design from the mid-’60s ...