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An expensive Les Paul Guitar. An expensive Strat-style guitar. An expensive refrigerator. Let’s all just take two minutes out of our day and gaze on as they’re destroyed by fire and explosion, in super slo mo. It’s beautiful. It’s cathartic.
It looks like the reason Gibson’s self-tuning Robot guitar had a limited run is that the legendary guitar innovator had the much more insane followup already blueprinted up: Gibson’s Dark Fire Les Paul-style digital guitar is the crowning shred-related scientific achievement of our time.
