Music Man 112HD One-Fifty 112 Combo

I bought this amp when I was about 18 years old(it was old then I assume early mid 70s). I traded a music man skyhawk and 600$us for it at Guitar Center. Now I'm 33 i sold it several times but always ended up buying it back. I bought it back from who i sold it to today for 400$. I'm not sure what it is worth or even when it was made. Has great sound and lots of power.

4 6L6 Tubes.

1 EV 12 inch speaker.

2 channels one: volume treble and bass. the other: gain, bright switch, treble mid bass, intensity, speed, master, deep switch.

has high and low standby switch in front and power in the back
has plug for one more speaker.

has a phaser and reverb switch pedal.

clean reverb. bright sound even when the bright is not on. phaser is great. when i put the master volume on 1 and the gain on about 8 I get the sweetest 70s rock sound ever from my 1996 fender strat deluxe.

very reliable, but very heavy! I reconed the ev speaker once but that was my fault for hitting the ohm switch to 4 ohms.

I replaced the 6L6 tubes when i first purchased it with some russian brand matched tubes. they sound fine.

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if I could find another, I would buy it. this is a very rare piece of equipment.

This is pretty much the only amp I have ever owned. My high school band teacher hooked me up with it in 1983? for $200. I've never been unhappy. Had to have it fixed one time, can't remember the problem.

While in high school played a solo on football field with 100 piece marching band, and I think it was loud engough. That was a strange experience. ;)

Play a Gibson The Paul Deluxe through it, 1982 vintage. Great sound. Unique distortion. Phaser is cool, especially like that you can pull out the knob to lock in the phase.

Very reliable. Never replaced a tube, put in Groove tubes for a while and then put the originals back in to return Groove's to a friend.

If there is another person alive on this Earth with a music man 112 HD one fifty combo please send a submission in, I have recentley bought this amp and cannot find a single bit of info on the internet or any one else owning one.

This amp is loud as hell, and stays clean all the way to 5, I've not turned it past this no. for fear of blowing my windows out. There are two seperate channels, one with vol. treb. bass, and the other vol.treb.midd.bass rev.intensity.speed and master. Power switch at back and standby on front which gives you half or full output.
I mainly play funk using a USA standard strat and this amp is great for that, but, if you turn the volume up to 8 and increase the master and turn the bass to zero, this amp delivers some classic overdriven sounds. It has no switch able channel, not a problem, I just stick my Ibanez tube screamer in if I need some over drive whilst playing clean.
It is very solidly built and has a great variety of sounds. The reverb and phaser are top class. Everything about this amp looks and feels great.

I've only had this amp for 2 months and played 5 gigs with it so I can't say how reliable it is.
So far it hasn't let me down.

They don't exist any more so zero support, but any good amp tech could repair it should it go down.
I sent mine to an amp tech for a once over befor I used it for gigs and he said it was like new, except it's 25 years plus old.

I'm no great axe man as I mainly sing, but I've been choppin out funk riffs and chords for over 16 years. I own two other music man combos, a 112Rd 100, and a 210HD 130.
If any of these amps where lost or stolen I don't know if I could replace them as they are very difficult to find. You'd have to spend an awful lot of money to replace the sound you get from a music man.