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- Sep 9, 2026
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“Visitors saw stacks of amps with names like Yngwie Malmsteen, George Lynch, Jake E. Lee and Adrian Vandenberg on the service tags”: The story of Eddie Van Halen’s elusive amp tech, José Arredondo – and the new amp that honors his legacy (opens the original)
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José Arredondo might not be a household name, but to generations of guitarists, his name was synonymous with great tone. During the ’80s and early ’90s, a line of players beat a path to his workshop in L.A.’s San Fernando Valley after Eddie Van Halen dropped his name in guitar magazine interviews. Arredondo modded Marshalls for James Hetfield (who played through a José-modified Marshall on Kill ’Em All and said it was his favorite amp), John Sykes (who used a José-modded Marshall on the best-sel
Norman Harris on the future of Norman’s Rare Guitars and why he finally decided to sell: “When you’re faced with a major health scare, things become a lot more real” (opens the original)
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Norman Harris, the most recognized name in the vintage guitars, has been at it a long time. Nearly 60 years, to be exact. His client list is legendary – Bob Dylan, George Harrison, Robbie Robertson, Tom Petty, Eddie Van Halen, Eric Johnson and Joe Bonamassa, just to name a few. His store, Tarzana, California’s Norman’s Rare Guitars, has been a Southern California landmark for decades. So when the news hit in January that Harris sold his store to the North American Guitar Corporation (TNAG), it w
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