[gluteus maximus]

From PC World

Following the success of the Robot guitar released last year, Gibson unveiled the next generation Robot called Dark Fire. In addition to its ability to auto-tune itself, the Dark Fire can also connect to your Mac via FireWire and soon wirelessly over Bluetooth.

"The Dark Fire is the culmination of over a decade of work on the guitar," Henry Juszkiewicz, Gibson CEO, told Macworld. "It really combines all the various technologies that we have dabbled in over the years. It all sort of comes to head in this remarabkle instrument."

While the Les Paul Dark Fire is the most technologically advanced guitar Gibson has ever manufactured, it is still an analog guitar. You can plug the Dark Fire into an amp like a traditional guitar or plug it into your computer using the included Robot Interface Pack (RIP).

Read more here: http://www.pcworld.com/article/154707/.html

[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by gluteus maximus

From PC World



Read more here: Gibson’s New Les Paul Guitar Connects to Your Mac - PC World

It's interesting, but I don't see me giving up my black 1970 Strat just yet...
(or ever)

[Dave C]

I'm thinking of taking up the banjo. Any Banjo hero games out there??

[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by Dave C

I'm thinking of taking up the banjo. Any Banjo hero games out there??

About 2 years ago David Lee Roth was going around with a bluegrass
band doing the hits of Van Halen(they put out a CD too) when it comes
to the Eddie Van Halen solo some guys plays banjo.

This sounds perfect for you Dave...

You can be the first Banjo Hero..