The Salvation of Gibson
The Salvation of Gibson
King Henry unveils his latest tribute to his outsized ego:
http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/F ... ment-1028/
Reminds me of a line from a movie:
"Ladies and gentlemen; the future of law enforcement.
I give you-ROBOCOP"!
http://www.gibson.com/en-us/Lifestyle/F ... ment-1028/
Reminds me of a line from a movie:
"Ladies and gentlemen; the future of law enforcement.
I give you-ROBOCOP"!
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Wow, that is sad.
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Read the comments on the page. Universally negative...
Plug-ugly to boot.
It's pathetic when one person's ego can distort his perceptions so very much that he loses touch with reality, while thinking himself a visionary.
Plug-ugly to boot.
It's pathetic when one person's ego can distort his perceptions so very much that he loses touch with reality, while thinking himself a visionary.
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Give me some good wood, some good pickups... I'll handle the rest
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I don't know what to say here. I'm a Gibson fan and I've been less than impressed with most of their new "revolutionary" guitars (Robots, Diablo, Dusk Tiger, zoot suit, and now this).
I haven't played one of these but I don't think I would because the design doesn't appeal to me. It's ugly.
But putting all of that aside, what a terrible presentation!
I haven't played one of these but I don't think I would because the design doesn't appeal to me. It's ugly.
But putting all of that aside, what a terrible presentation!
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+1.bartyclue wrote:Give me some good wood, some good pickups... I'll handle the rest
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I agree Dan. That was really poor form. He should have used a communication professional. That guitar does zippo for me btw.Danotron wrote:
But putting all of that aside, what a terrible presentation!
“We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.” - Albert Einstein
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This guitar wasn't supposed to be introduced until December 11th and they made a big deal about that being some "special day". I wonder what caused them to bump the schedule up? The only thing I can think is that it wasn't much of a secret anymore, i.e. the cat got out of the bag earlier than planned.
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Maybe they had a conflict with booking the American Legion Hall in Hamtramck?
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winston wrote: That guitar does zippo for me btw.
Shhhh, Brian...
Don't say "Zippo" too loud, or the next version will light cigars too!
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...it's about attention to detail...
"The best things in life aren't things."
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I'm not that is still open (most businesses around here have faultered).jingle_jangle wrote:Maybe they had a conflict with booking the American Legion Hall in Hamtramck?
"The best things in life aren't things."
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I think I'll just stick to my good ol' Rickenbacker.
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Reading the comments on that page, this struck me as odd: "is this man mentally ill? looks like a bloody rickensbacker" (sic)
I'd say the guy who wrote that is mentally ill - it looks a lot more like a Firebird than any Rick!
I'd say the guy who wrote that is mentally ill - it looks a lot more like a Firebird than any Rick!

