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Vintage 1971 Park Marshall 4×12 Amplifier Cabinet Celestion G12M
Vintage 1971 Park Marshall 4×12 Amplifier Cabinet Celestion G12M
A few weeks ago I was contacted by the original owner of this incredible cabinet. He bought this brand new in 1971 at Jones and Crossland in Birmingham alongside a 1971 Sound City amplifier. As you know, Jones and Crossland was the side-step distributor of Marshall amplifiers in the West-Midlands. This one has stayed in the same ownership since then, until I was contacted by the owner whilst away on holiday in the USA.
I haven’t seen too many of the 4×12 versions of the blue cloth Park setups (usually PA gear), but this one was sold for guitar with the G12M speakers inside. The cover was sold with this cabinet but is likely from an earlier strap handle pinstripe version – pretty cool! Inside is a full matched quad of January 1971 Celestion G12M T1221 speakers complete with their original cones. I doubt you’ll find another like it! You’ll not be disappointed. Please the pictures as these form part of my description.
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