NAMM 2018: Harmony guitars back, along with new amps

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Fact	Years	Records	Passage
BandLab Technologies owns Harmony^[1]	2017–now	Harmony, BandLab Technologies	However, we do know that BandLab Technologies, the same company that has relaunched Teisco, is behind the Harmony brand now.

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NAMM 2018: Harmony guitars back, along with new ampsgraded secondary
- However, we do know that BandLab Technologies, the same company that has relaunched Teisco, is behind the Harmony brand now.BandLab Technologies owns Harmony, 2017–now

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