| Author | Message | ||
| Dave Gleason |
I've got a 210HD-150 I bought new in 1980. Hasn't been used a lot since 1981, when my band broke up. Has been used for praise and worship since. Looks and sounds good. Had the caps replaced about 4 years ago. Still has the original 6L6's, speakers, foot switch, etc. Everything except the caps. I have someone interested in it, but don't know what price to put on it. Any ideas? Thanks, Dave Gleason | ||
| Steve Kennedy (admin) |
Depending on condition, most Music Man combos seem to sell in the $300 to $650 range. To get $650 or more it ought to be in perfect pristine cosmetic and operational condition with all accessories. Steve Steve | ||
| Dave Gleason |
Thanks for the input Steve. I'd say it's not mint, but excellent, no tears in the grille, a couple scuff marks on the covering, but no tears. If it didn't fetch the upper end of the $300-650 range you mentioned, I wouldn't sell it. These amps are a bargain at these prices, some of the most reliable amps ever built. | ||
| Marc Mulay (marc) Username: marc Registered: 02-2008 |
It's remarkable how constant that price range has been...factoring in inflation, they've depreciated! I coated my combo (MM HD210 One*Fifty) black tolex w/ several coats of tinted shellac- it's light brown. All else, I've maintained- cap jobs, tubes, bias. Probably COULD use a fresh set of 10's, but she sounds fantastic as is..."it's cheaper ta keep her...". :-) |
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