Park P45 Classic (1964-66) Custom Guitar Amplifier Head
The Park P45 Classic brings the bold character of classic blues and rock amps into a rugged, road-ready head. Its pair of KT66 tubes gives your guitar a rich, open response that can stay clean or break up beautifully when pushed. With two channels, four inputs, and a built-in master volume, the Park P45 gives players plenty of ways to shape their tone. It is a great choice for guitarists who want that timeless British amp feel.
Park P45 Classic (1964-66) Custom Guitar Amplifier Head Review
Built around Jim Marshall's original Park circuit, the Park P45 Classic draws from the legendary Fender 4x10 inch Tweed Bassman design and the famous Bluesbreaker circuit. The two KT66 output tubes deliver 30 watts of clean power and up to 45 watts when cranked, with natural compression and responsive tube breakup. A GZ34 tube rectifier adds to its classic feel, while the PPIMV master volume lets you push the amp harder at more manageable volume levels. The hand wired construction, Partridge spec English transformers, and rugged 18mm birch ply cabinet make it well suited for both studio use and the road.
Park P45 Classic (1964-66) Custom Guitar Amplifier Head Features
- Classic blues and rock tone with plenty of warmth and character
- Two channels and four inputs for flexible playing options
- KT66 tubes deliver rich, full and responsive guitar tones
- Master volume lets you get natural tube breakup at lower levels
- Rugged birch ply construction built for touring
- Classic custom banana style knobs add vintage appeal
Park P45 Classic (1964-66) Custom Guitar Amplifier Head Specs
- 45 watts maximum power output, with 30 watts of clean power
- Two channels with four 1/4 inch inputs
- Three 12AX7 preamp tubes
- Two KT66 output tubes
- GZ34 tube rectifier
- Three band shared EQ with treble, mid and bass controls
- Shared presence control
- Switchable 4 ohm, 8 ohm, or 16 ohm impedance
- Two 1/4 inch speaker outputs
- 18mm birch ply construction
- World voltage and impedance selectors
