Music Man 210 ‘Sixty‑five’ combo 1975 with Full Flight Case!

This mid-1970s USA-made Music Man 210 ‘sixty‑five’ is a real gem of a vintage valve amplifier.
This example is in remarkable condition for the year and it includes a custom-made full flight case. Our technician has checked it over and everything functions as it should and its ready to gig!
After Leo Fender left the company he created, he signed a 10‑year agreement not to compete. Once his obligation to Fender expired, he turned his sights to designing amps, guitars, and basses under the Music Man brand. However, this isn’t just any Music Man amp; it is one of the much sought-after early ‘first series’ models, including the black-on-silver badging (later ones reversed the colouring).

Although, apparently, it is technically a hybrid amp, it has a pre-amp valve (a 12AX7 for the splitter/phase inverter, tech‑heads).

The power amp is all-valve (2xEL34) and hand‑wired point‑to‑point! Very cool.
In summary, it has 2 channels, one with tremolo and spring reverb, as well as additional switches for added flexibility, producing up to 65 watts RMS into 2 original 10” alnico‑magnet Music Man speakers.
The cabinet is joined solid joined pine. It is only the early models (1974-1979) that have all these features.

Leo Fender felt that his Music Man amps were improvements on the models being made by Fender at the time. We have to agree, a fabulous and highly regarded amp that is seriously undervalued at this time.