Van Halen hand striped this 2004 EVH Charvel Art Series electric guitar with maple neck and fingerboard, Fender Stratocaster-style headstock numbered on the back #54, in the unique white and black ...

Eddie Van Halen's 'Hot For Teacher' guitar sold for $3.9 million at auction this week. ... white and black-striped guitar from the “Hot For Teacher” video was sold for a song this week.

From Van Halen's first $40 Teisco Del Ray to the Univox 12 ... from its initial design to its final red-white-and-black striped ... New Eddie Van Halen documentary traces the guitar ...

Eddie Van Halen’s ‘Hot for Teacher’ Guitar Hits Auction Block, ... white and black stripe paint that originally was part of Van Halen's "Frankenstrat" that the guitarist built in the '70s.

The Kramer CO176 is made from poplar wood and painted with Van Halen’s signature abstract red, white, and black stripes—an ode to the “Frankenstrat” that he built in the ‘70s.

By 1984, the Eddie Van Halen guitar was finished, and he wasn't just playing it; it went on tour and ended up in the MTV staple video "Hot for Teacher.". The model being sold is the first Kramer ...

Eddie Van Halen’s right hand reinvented electric guitar, and Jeff Goebel shook that hand twice. ... He also applied the axe’s signature striped red, black and white paint-job.

The Van Halen signature Kramer guitar as seen in the music video for the hit song "Hot For Teacher" is being sold through an auction at Sotheby's.The starting bid is $1.8 million.

[Ex-Van Halen bassist Michael Anthony] & i will keep it live, and alive.” The Red Rocker’s post also features a black-and-white photo of him with Eddie smiling and playing guitars together ...

A new mini-documentary charting Eddie Van Halen’s pre-Frankenstein electric guitar journey has been released online. ... from its initial design to its final red-white-and-black striped form. ...

Eddie Van Halen's iconic red, white and black custom-made Kramer guitar was sold to an unnamed buyer at auction for $3.932 million, blasting past its pre-auction estimate of $2 to 3 million.