What tubes does the Park 1210 1240 Rock use?

The Park 1210 1240 Rock uses 12AX7, ECC83 preamp tubes and EL34 power tubes.

When was the Park 1210 1240 Rock produced?

The Park 1210 1240 Rock was produced late 1960s.

Park 1210 1240 Rock preset

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The Park 1210 and 1240 Rock are guitar amplifier heads produced by Park, the Marshall subsidiary brand founded in 1965. Built on Marshall JTM45/plexi-era circuits, Park amplifiers offered the same transformers, components, and tonal character as their Marshall counterparts but were marketed under the Park name to reach additional retail channels. These models deliver the classic British crunch — warm on the clean side, raw and harmonically rich when pushed — that defined British rock of the late 1960s.

Years produced: late 1960s
Made in: UK
Channels: 2
Preamp tubes: 12AX7, ECC83
Power tubes: EL34

Tags: british.

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