| Author | Message | ||
     Tony Cason |
I'm looking for a MM 115-RD-100 to match the one I already have....I want to play in stereo!!!!! Are there any out there anywhere? I've had mine for 20 years and I've gone thru Boogies, Twins, (yes - even a few peaveys) and I've always come back to my MusicMan. | ||
| Tony Cason |
OK, I've gotten no responses on my MM 115-RD-100, so I assume it is a rare amp, not many were made....Anyone out there have any idea what the 115-RD-100 is worth? | ||
| Steve Kennedy |
I'll take an educated guess based on what I have seen. The 115RD-100 is not a real common model. I would venture to estimate that the value would range between $400 & $650 depending on condition, provenance and completeness (paperwork and all accessories). | ||
| Tony Cason |
Thanks, Steve , for responding. Mine is all-original, with footswitch and casters, bought it 1983 from the old Rhythm City in Atlanta. It is in very good condition. I play mostly loud, clean country, and it works great. I'd love another one just like it....Anyone got one?? | ||
| David Caris (stratoquacker) Username: stratoquacker Registered: 03-2007 |
I just one. Not selling, but I have a question I would love answered if anyone can help. My amp I just got says it's an RD100 112 on the back plates but it has a 15" speaker in it with no apparent mods to the cabinet. Was this a custom order or did the ship some 115- 100 RD's marked as 112. It's a mystery to me. The speaker I was told is an Altec. It certainly sounds like one. The magnet is huge, but not marked with anything I can see. |