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 Charlie Offer
Posted on Saturday, August 17, 2002 - 07:09 am:   

I have a 212 Sixty-Five and I would like to buy the correct casters to fit in the sockets on the bottom of the amp. There are a couple of sets on Ebay right now, but I don't know what they are worth or what condition they are in. I figure that Music Man probably used standard casters that are probably available brand new today. Can anyone tell me if the casters on their amp have a manufacturer's name or model number on them? If not, could I get some details like diameter and length of the stem, diameter of the wheel, etc.? Thanks.

 Michael Kaus
Posted on Saturday, August 17, 2002 - 05:27 pm:   

I have used the casters from my Fender twin in my MM 2-10 65 and they seem like the same item. Well built and they roll! You should be able to use the stock Fender casters. Mike

 Charlie Offer
Posted on Sunday, August 18, 2002 - 04:33 am:   

As I suspected,what appears to be the exact replacement casters are still available. Ernie Ball sells them, and I have found them for as little as $17.99 for a set of four. My local Menard's store has very similar one with grey wheels for $3.49 each, so it probably won't be too difficult to find them with black wheels for around the same price. I feel sorry for the guy who paid $30 plus $4.75 shipping for "vintage" casters on Ebay. http://www.onlinestagegear.com/pages-PA/ Amp-Casters.html

 Simon Flack
Posted on Tuesday, January 27, 2004 - 07:45 am:   

On the subject of new casters for MM amps. I have found a supplier in the UK for Ernie Ball casters : www.stringsdirect.co.uk . They stock No 6102 which should fit.

 Langley
Posted on Wednesday, January 28, 2004 - 06:55 am:   

I yanked the casters out of a discarded office
chair, and they fit my 210-65 just fine.
No shipping charges!

 David Caris (stratoquacker)
Username: stratoquacker
Registered: 03-2007
Posted on Saturday, March 24, 2007 - 09:47 am:   

I went to my local hardware store and found casters that did not use the exact holes, but work perfectly for $10 including tax. They cover where the orginal holes were perfectly and you would never know they were not original. My amp is so heavy I can't imagine it rolling away even though they don't have brakes.

Full Name
Ron C. Luckenbach
Music Man Equipment
Musicman 210-75 RP ( I just noticed after 34 years that 75 is actually spelled out Seventy-five on the amp badge!) bought in early 1980, it's all original and in excellent shape, save a little rust on the metal corners...I think the rust gives the Amp some 'props' having served me well in many a bar and club through out the 'Big Eighties'. Owing to it's great sound and versatility, it remains hands down, my favorite Amp.


I also have a Silverface Fender Bandmaster that rolled out of Fullerton in July of 1969, a pristine '65 Fender Princeton Reverb with original cover and manual, this was a Flea Market find in 1984 at the Golden Nugget Flea Market in Lambertville NJ...I paid 50 dollars for it.
I also have a newer Fender 30 watt Champion, and a cheapie Rogue 30 watt bass amp for home recording.

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10 years 5 months

Luke17 Sat, 07/26/2014 - 17:23

I bought my casters from audio source on ebay...$17.95 plus shipping, the wheel locks are a real plus and the casters are well made and fit perfectly...before that I was using an old set of casters pirated from an old Fender baseman cab that had seen their better days.