Model: Park 75 Year of Manufacture: 1970 Type: Tube amplifier Power Output: 75 watts Preamp Tubes: ECC83/12AX7 Power Amp Tubes: EL34 Rectifier Tube: GZ34 Controls: Brightness, Bass, Middle, Treble, 2 Volume Inputs: 2 Channels Channels: 2 Effects Loop: N/A Tech Notes: The Park 75 amplifier, designed by Jim Marshall, was produced during the late 1960s and early 1970s as a more affordable alternative to the flagship Marshall amplifiers. Known for its simplicity and raw power, the Park 75 delivers a classic British rock tone with rich harmonics and dynamic response. Its straightforward control layout makes it easy to dial in a wide range of tones, from sparkling cleans to thick overdriven crunch.
