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Meet Olav Martin Kvern – an engineer who has built a robot that picks your electric guitar strings so you don't have to. It’s safe to say that robots in the guitar world is a growing phenomenon.
The Robot Guitar makes changing your strings a breeze too. Inventor, Chris Adams, has been working for more than 10 years on the project. He’s partnered with Gibson to create this Les Paul Robot.
Gibson's iconic Les Paul electric guitar has just gained the ability to tune itself. The Robot self-tuning guitar also makes replacing strings and setting your intonation an absolute breeze. At US ...
Help is at hand from what is described as the world's first robot guitar -- an electric guitar that not only keeps itself in tune even after string changes but also allows players to access six ...
Gibson's Robot Guitar may have gotten off to a head start, but EverTune is here at CES with an automatic guitar tuner of its own that promises to keep your guitar in tune forever. To do that ...
Gibson is releasing its first ever self-tuning "Robot Guitar" this week. And the gods of rock saw that it was good.
Gibson has announced details of its new Robot Guitar. While the name sounds very sci-fi, in a kitsch sort of way, essentially the Robot Guitar is a Les Paul equipped with Tronical's Powertune ...
Gibson is pushing forward in its quest to build the most technologically advanced guitars on the planet. The Dusk Tiger is the next generation of self-tuning Robot Guitar, following on from the ...
Few words in the English language deliver quite the frisson of robot— except, perhaps, guitar. Now those two words have come together, like chocolate and peanut butter, in Gibson's first-ever ...
Ever get mad trying to figure out why your version of "Voodoo Child" doesn't sound like Jimi Hendrix? Help is at hand from what is described as the world's first robot guitar — an electric ...
Whether played by a robot, turned into a synthesizer, or recreated from toy pianos and mechanical keyboards, Guitar Hero controllers offer many hacking opportunities.
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