Gibson wants you to ‘be ready’ as it launches a countdown to the release of its new electric guitar collection.
That new range is set to land on 29 April - it’s not yet clear whether it’s an all-new series, or the official release of the epic 23-strong line-up first unveiled at NAMM.
We’d wager it’s the latter, although we’re hoping for a few surprises along the way, particularly with Norman’s Rare Guitars expert Mark Agnesi now onboard.
Whatever’s in store, it looks like we can expect a wealth of star-studded video demos, judging from Gibson’s teaser video on social media, including - yes! - Slayer MacCheeze from parody-metallers Mac Sabbath. Finally.
If you fancy whiling away the next two weeks with some good old-fashioned clock-watching, keep your browser on Gibson.com.
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