Park Amplifiers 75 Amp Head

$3,150.00 Price Tier: High-end

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For guitarists seeking a powerful fusion of vintage charm and modern versatility, the Park Amplifiers 75 Amp Head is your ticket to tonal nirvana. Inspired by the iconic Fender Tweed Bassman circuits, this amp head doesn't just echo the past; it reinvents it with a robust 90-watt output when cranked. PoweRed by KT88 tubes, it delivers a fuller tone and enhanced bottom-end response, making it a standout choice for pedal enthusiasts who want their effects to sing with clarity and depth.

The Park 75 features two channels with four inputs, allowing you to experiment with individual and blended channel configurations. Whether you want a clean, sparkling tone or a gritty, overdriven sound, this amp head adapts to your every whim. The inclusion of a Post Phase Inverter Master Volume (PPIMV) ensures you can achieve that sought-after overdrive at lower volumes, letting you enjoy the full spectrum of the amp's capabilities without disturbing the neighbors.

With standard Mitch Colby’s Signature Mods, including a push/pull mid boost that enhances both channels, the Park 75 is designed for musicians who demand versatility and power. Whether on stage or in the studio, this amplifier head is your sonic companion, capturing the essence of classic rock while paving the way for your unique sound.

Key Features:

50 watts clean, 90 watts cranked
KT88 tubes for fuller tone and increased bottom-end response
2 channels with 4 inputs for individual or blended use
Standard PPIMV for overdrive at lower volumes
Push/pull mid boost applied to both channels

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Park 75 | Vintage Guitar® magazine

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The Park 75 Amp Head is a vintage gem, often fetching higher prices than its Marshall counterparts due to its rarity and unique features. While it may not have the immediate name recognition, savvy players know it's essentially a Marshall with a twist. The use of KT88 output tubes offers bold, clean tones, and its distinctive design elements add a touch of exclusivity. However, the amp's late-breaking distortion might not cater to those seeking immediate grit. Overall, it's a robust choice for vintage amp enthusiasts craving classic British rock tones with a distinctive flair.

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alex_wysocki

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over 5 years ago

I want this amp so bad!

The amp is basically Green Day in a box and I love it!

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Billie Joe Armstrong

Singer, Guitarist

Green Day

Verified via Photo

In this Instagram post, Armstrong shared the photo of his Park 75 Amplifier Head, which could announce Green Day's new studio recordings? Also this amp can be visible on the Heart Like a Hand Grenade Documentary, The Uno Dos Tre trailer, and some of the 21st century breakdown video recordings from 2008.

David Grissom

Guitarist

Storyville

Verified via Premierguitar

According to the Premier Guitar's 2009 interview done with Grissom, one of the items that was listed under his gear is the Park 75 Amp Head.

Peter Stroud

Guitarist

Pete Droge & The Sinners

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"In the studio, I used a nice old Park 75 head for “Delilah.” It’s a ’72 and has the original Genelec KT88s; it sounds ridiculous, and is probably my favorite head."