Park by Marshall - Guitar Amplifiers - Poor

Why This One

• Rare British tube amp with KT88 output stage and distinctive Park circuit voicing.
• A more affordable entry point into vintage British tube amp tone than equivalent Marshalls.

Condition: Poor

This Park by Marshall is a poor-condition guitar amplifier. Our 10-point functional test was completed in full: all checks passed except eq controls. Note: Missing contour dial. Please review all photos carefully, as they provide an accurate representation of the cosmetic condition of the product.

What's Included

• Park by Marshall
• No additional accessories included

About This Model

The Park 75 is a British-made tube amplifier producing approximately 75 watts RMS, built under the Park brand as a house label for Jones and Crossland music stores in Birmingham, UK. Its circuit departs meaningfully from contemporary Marshall designs — higher plate voltages and lower-value resistors in the first gain stage give it a characteristic sizzle with notably clean headroom at higher volumes. The preamp section uses three ECC83 tubes feeding two KT88 output tubes with a solid-state rectifier. Earlier examples feature a distinctive silver metal control panel and a 'lie down' power transformer layout. Controls include dual channel inputs with independent Volume I and Volume II settings alongside Treble, Middle, Bass, and Brightness controls.

A great opportunity to own a Park by Marshall at this price point.