Hiwatt - Park SA 4x12 Vintage Blue Creamback
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Dive into the heart of vintage sound with the Park SA-412 and its 4 Creamback™ 65-12 from Hiwatt. The angled projection and Park body flesh out every riff and nuance, revealing the richness of your playing. This is a cabinet that doesn't just reproduce sound: it brings it to life.
ARTICLE N° 112940
Presentation
Imagine your riffs and chords filling the room with controlled power and rich grain: that's exactly what the 4 Celestion Creamback™ 65-12s in this Park SA-412 from Wyatt deliver.
Each one breathes, each one tells something. The mids are warm and full, the highs clear without ever being aggressive, and the lows powerful but always defined. From the very first notes, the sound envelops you, transports you and puts you at the heart of the music.
The sloping 'A Style' front panel projects every vibration into space, giving the sound a depth that transforms the way you perceive your amp.
The body, built using historic Park methods, vibrates in harmony with the speakers, creating a subtle resonance that amplifies the natural Creamback grain. You're no longer just playing notes, you're sculpting the sound, shaping the energy that unfolds around you.
On stage or in the studio, the SA-412 becomes a veritable playmate. The most delicate nuances come to the fore, every attack is precise and every chord gains in presence.
The Creamback and body work together like an echo of your musical expression, amplifying your style and creativity.
Each one breathes, each one tells something. The mids are warm and full, the highs clear without ever being aggressive, and the lows powerful but always defined. From the very first notes, the sound envelops you, transports you and puts you at the heart of the music.
The sloping 'A Style' front panel projects every vibration into space, giving the sound a depth that transforms the way you perceive your amp.
The body, built using historic Park methods, vibrates in harmony with the speakers, creating a subtle resonance that amplifies the natural Creamback grain. You're no longer just playing notes, you're sculpting the sound, shaping the energy that unfolds around you.
On stage or in the studio, the SA-412 becomes a veritable playmate. The most delicate nuances come to the fore, every attack is precise and every chord gains in presence.
The Creamback and body work together like an echo of your musical expression, amplifying your style and creativity.
Other features
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Hiwatt Park SA 4x12 Vintage Blue Creamback
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Category: Guitar cabinets
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Baffle: Inclined pan
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Driver: 4 x Celestion Creamback 65
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Speaker diameter: 12
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Cabinet : Closed
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Finish : Black and blue Tolex
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Impedance H-P (Ω) : 16 Ω
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Power (W) : 260 W
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Dimensions : 755x 765x 330 mm
To find out more...
Jim Marshall first made a name for himself with his shop, a place where local musicians could meet, swap and try out equipment. Internationally, he sold his amps under the Marshall brand, but in the UK he used the name Park Amplifiers. It was here that he was able to experiment and keep in direct contact with the burgeoning British music scene. Often described as "a bit edgier", Park amps became highly sought-after in the UK, as they were much rarer than their Marshall-badged equivalents.
Mitch Colby has devoted his career to Marshall Amplification, and for over ten years he has been working to perfect the Park range. He has taken the best circuits and applied himself to precisely recreating the sounds and sonic universe of the first models designed by Jim. At the same time, Mitch has designed four new amplifiers to continue the spirit and exceptional heritage of Jim Marshall and Park Amplifiers.
Mitch Colby has devoted his career to Marshall Amplification, and for over ten years he has been working to perfect the Park range. He has taken the best circuits and applied himself to precisely recreating the sounds and sonic universe of the first models designed by Jim. At the same time, Mitch has designed four new amplifiers to continue the spirit and exceptional heritage of Jim Marshall and Park Amplifiers.
