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Damir Besic wrote:

Ron Shalita wrote:Damir that is the prettiest guitar that I have EVER seen! Let me know when you want to sell it!

thank you my friend , there was only two of those made , I waited for a year and a half to get it … I seriously doubt I’ll ever sell it , my sunburst Show Pro and this MSA , are going to be with me for a very long time … and probably my ‘66 bolt on as well …

There is a 3rd in the works. My SD12.

RE: Lennon's MSA

...I’m curious what it’s value might be. Any information would be greatly appreciated.

PRO-AM Sidekick. Not to be confused with the lesser student model Sidekick/Red Baron model. Like an intermediate model between the student and pro models.

Appears to be so anyway since we can't see underneath, but has the Pro-Am changer mount.

The Pro-Am has an economical cabinet build with an all pull pro type changer but with some different pull train designs. Yours appears to have been re-covered Lennon, and some stick on letters added.

There have been a few of these around the forum over the years. If you use the search function you can turn up a few of the threads about them for more into.

Johnny Cox wrote:

Damir Besic wrote:

Ron Shalita wrote:Damir that is the prettiest guitar that I have EVER seen! Let me know when you want to sell it!

thank you my friend , there was only two of those made , I waited for a year and a half to get it … I seriously doubt I’ll ever sell it , my sunburst Show Pro and this MSA , are going to be with me for a very long time … and probably my ‘66 bolt on as well …

There is a 3rd in the works. My SD12.

niceee

Here's my 2004 first-generation Millennium, #22. The first picture shows the way it looked when I purchased it used. The second is after I wrapped it in black carbon fiber vinyl.