1977 Music Man HD-130 Reverb Hybrid Amp Head w/FSW

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1977 Music Man HD-130 Reverb Hybrid Amp Head w/FSW This Item Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks In Very Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos) Made In Anaheim, CA, USA Recently Serviced, Cleaned And Re-Tubed Original Tolex And Faceplates Show Some Playwear Throughout Including Cosmetic Marks, Dings And Scratches (As Shown) 65 Watts Or 130 Watts RMS Original Transformers Solidstate Preamp Circuit With 12AX7 Phase-Inverter Tube Four 6CA7 Output Tubes Solidstate Rectifier Two Channels (Two Inputs Each) Channel 1: Volume, Bass, Treble Channel 2: Bright Switch, Volume, Three Band EQ, Tremolo, Deep/Normal Switch Master Volume Two Speaker Outputs With Switchable Impedance (4 Or 8 Ohms) Comes As Shown With Original Footswitch Please Note: We Do Not Offer Shipping Amplifiers Through This Site. Please Inquire For Further Information.    The Music Man HD-130 Reverb is Leo Fender’s ultimate statement on clean power—an uncompromising 130-watt “Twin killer” built to outperform the Fender Twin Reverb with massive headroom, bold clarity, and rock-solid reliability. Blending a state-of-the-art solid-state preamp with a high-voltage 6CA7 tube output section, it delivers huge, firm cleans, usable master-volume crunch, and lush onboard reverb and tremolo—all in a road-proven design once favored by icons like Eric Clapton and Mark Knopfler. Vintage tone, legendary pedigree, and serious stage authority—often for a surprisingly modest price.