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Enter the Tronical Powertune automated tuning system and the name that would perhaps come to define Gibson’s current crop of super axes, the Robot. Not only does it self-tune but it also features a rotary Master Control Knob that gives access to a range of customisable alternate tunings including Open E, DADGAD, Drop D and more.
Gibson took the Robot brand a step further in 2008 by releasing a Robot Les Paul Studio and SG Special, and then again in 2010 with what we think is Gibson’s best-looking super guitar yet, the Robot Les Paul Jr Special (pictured above). Yes, it looks just like a '50s Les Paul Special, but that's the point. We guitarists are a conservative bunch.
READ: Gibson launches Robot Guitar
