Product Description
Vintage 1967 Park Marshall 45 50 Plexi JTM Amplifier Head CLEAN
Vintage 1967 Park Marshall 45 50 Plexi JTM Amplifier Head CLEAN
This is a truly wonderful and original 1967 Park 50 amplifier, in absolutely brilliant condition. It was made circa late 1967, but has the earlier specs like the aluminium chassis and the earlier output transformer (with the four holes in the end bell). I found this one with the second owner from new, and couldn’t pass on it when it was offered. It’s super clean! The amplifier has all three original transformers, including the 1202-118 mains TF, the 784-128 output TF and the choke.
It’s got a pair of period EL34 which I believe are period replacements, and a mixture of 3x ECC83s. The amplifier has been incredibly well look after in it’s lifetime, both internally and externally. The tolex is super clean, the handle is intact, and apart from a replacement IEC socket, it’s pretty much unchanged. For sure one of the nice ones! Please have a close look at the high resolution photographs below, as these form part of my description.
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