The knob lights up as a computer embedded in the back of the guitar measures each string's pitch. The tuning pegs turn by themselves, making a robotic whirring sound that enhances the wow factor ...

No need for a tuner. You don't even have to touch the tuning knobs. Just pull on the Master Control Knob (MCK), set the tuning you want (standard, open E, drop D, etc.), and strum the strings.

I posted a video on this build last week with a voiceover that explains everything that I am doing. If you are interested in ...

The Gibson Firebird X is the latest “digital guitar” that attempts to change some of the basic mechanics of a guitar. While you can play the instrument immediately and chords and notes work ...

Gibson's iconic Les Paul electric guitar has just gained the ability to tune itself. The Robot self-tuning guitar also makes replacing strings and setting your intonation an absolute breeze. At US ...

Standard guitar tuner knobs can be used to adjust the tension of each string, providing further control over the sounds produced by the device.

Mooer GTRS has announced the M810, a followup to its feature-packed M800 electric guitar which delivers the same futuristic circuitry but puts extra emphasis on an “augmented design and ...

When the tuner's LED-equipped knob is pulled outward, the guitar's output is deflected into the tuner. The string to be tuned is selected by rotating a dial, then is plucked.

GuitarTuna offers an on-screen guitar head, showing you which tuning knob to adjust. The graph-style display makes it easier to see the impact of minor adjustments than Pano Tuner, with a ...