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Guitars played, partly made by Eddie Van Halen go to auction - Black News Channel

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By The Associated Press undefined BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Two guitars owned, played and partly designed by the late Eddie Van Halen will be going up for auction. A 2004 EVH Charvel Art Series electric guitar and a customized electric guitar Van Halen built at his home studio with his guitar tech Matt Bruck and given to a friend in 1991 will be among the items for sale at the event dubbed 'Icons & Idols Trilogy: Rock 'N' Roll,' starting Dec. 5, Julien's Auctions announced Monday. Both guitars were hand-striped by Van Halen in the familiar style of most […]

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