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ACE FREHLEY Talks About New Gibson Firebird X Guitar (Video)

December 20, 2010

On October 28, 2010, Gibson unveiled its tenth version of the Firebird guitar at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York City. Dubbed Firebird X, the instrument Gibson calls "revolutionary" is actually evolutionary in terms of the technology that went into it. Multiple processors, on-board effects, and a wireless interface are just a few of the features found on Firebird X.

In the clip below, Electronic Design Components editor Mat Dirjish takes a look at the instrument while getting some insights about it from legendary KISS guitarist and solo artist Ace Frehley.

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