EVH 5150

EVH 5150 amps and EVH 5150 guitars have been designed to consistently perform at a high octane level. EVH was founded by late iconic guitarist Eddie Van Halen, and the EVH 5150 series shares the same police code used for Van Halen's album from 1986 and Eddie's studio used to record every Van Halen album since the classic 1984.

EVH 5150 amps are able to produce stunning tones across all styles of music, from silky cleans to aggressive metal tones and everything in between. They've become popular with professional guitarists of every genre, not only because of their sound, but also thanks to their incredible reliability achieved from the countless hours of rigorous testing Eddie would put each new EVH 5150 amp design through.

EVH 5150 guitars tap into what is possibly Eddie's most recognisable era, throughout the late 70's and 1980s Eddie pioneered the superstrat, a hot-rodded Stratocaster that would often feature humbucking pickups and a Floyd Rose tremolo system. The EVH 5150 guitars take influence from Eddie's most advanced version of his iconic Frankenstrat from this era, but without the beat-up and striped aesthetic these guitars were known for. The result is a high-performance guitar that doesn't scream about its Van Halen heritage, making EVH 5150 guitars ideal for any player who wants a guitar that can cover a lot of ground and make it part of their own style.

Why Should I Choose EVH 5150?

• Amazing sounds and tones
• Premium build quality
• Beautiful standout designs