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 the same ...

"Innovation has always been the driving force at Gibson, and the Firebird X is nothing short of groundbreaking," says Henry Juszkiewicz, Gibson Guitar Chairman and CEO. "The Gibson Firebird X is ...

For that, we give them credit: guitar purists are a tough bunch, and one that is most definitely resistant to change. So we can't help but welcome (on principle alone) the Firebird X, even if our ...

while the Firebird V is presented in Frost Blue and Ember Red. All look amazing. All come with a hard-shell guitar case, and the details – e.g. pickguards hot-stamped with the Firebird logo, the ...

Gibson’s Firebird electric solidbody guitars first appeared in 1963 ... In keeping with the car theme, Firebirds were offered in Golden Mist, Silver Mist, Frost Blue, Ember Red, Cardinal Red, Kerry ...

Gibson, its then-Michigan-based rival, took things even further with its 1963 Gibson Firebird electric guitar. Beating the Pontiac Firebird to market by five years, Gibson's Firebird was not only ...

Period. Their latest guitar is strapped with Gibson’s most advanced digital sound technologies yet to help you shred like Hendrix—or whoever it is you want to sound like. The Firebird X takes ...

The sustain on the Firebird X is so pronounced and the tones so lush that it is the best-sounding guitar we’ve ever played. The fact that you can then tinker with those tones in countless ways ...