The Iconic amps are based on the acclaimed EVH 5150III amplifier that further refined the high gain machines Eddie Van Halen used through his career. The launch range consists of an 80W Head, 4x12 Cab ...

This head and 2 x 12 cabinet cost less than the 100-watt EVH-III head alone. That, along with the manageable output and compact size of the entire rig makes this arguably the most attractive EVH amp ...

Guitar players, music fans, and mostly anyone who likes rock and roll knows about Marshall.These amps ooze that rock-ready brown tone and are ideal for playing anything from AC-DC-like rock and ...

The Van Halen connection doesn’t end there, either. After a brief spell with Engl amps for the Exeter-produced Heaven & Hell debut of 2009, titled The Devil You Know , Iommi switched over to EVH ...

Joe Satriani on what it takes to play Van Halen live – custom amps, power tools, and, above all, guts. Andrew Daly. Thu, October 17, 2024 at 7:42 PM UTC. 16 min read.

A trio of Eddie Van Halen guitars sold for more than $422,000 during Julien’s Auctions’ annual Icons & Idols Trilogy: Rock ‘n’ Roll Auction. Variants of the late rock legend’s ...

Eddie Van Halen has left his mark on the guitar world as both a player and a designer. You can read about the History of Eddie Van Halen's 12 Most Famous Guitars below.

Van Halen wrote this piece for Popular Mechanics in 2015, discussing his patents, rebuilding his guitars and amps, and searching for his signature sound. To honor him, Pop Mech is reprinting the ...

2. EVH Played a Major Role in The Evolution of Electric Guitars Prior to EVH, most famous rock guitarists played instruments made by one of a small number of manufacturers, such as Gibson or Fender.

Pandemic aside, one of the absolute worst parts of 2020 was when Eddie Van Halen died. To honor his legacy, his company EVH is set to release a new collection of guitars.

Three Eddie Van Halen guitars were just sold at auction for $422,050, but the event has been criticized by son Wolfgang Van Halen, who claims the guitars belong in a museum rather than strangers ...