Hiwatt - Park S1 1x12 Creamback Vintage Blue
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The Hiwatt Park S1-112 is a guitar cabinet inspired by Jim Marshall's historic models, designed to deliver a rich, authentic sound. Equipped with a 12" 65 W Celestion Creamback, it delivers precise midrange, clear highs and a well-defined bass.
ARTICLE N° 112592
Presentation
The Park S1-112 from Hiwatt is a guitar baffle in the tradition of the historic models designed by Jim Marshall for Park.
True to this tradition, it uses the original manufacturing methods and dimensions, guaranteeing the sonic integrity that has marked rock history.
Its sturdy construction, with thickened sidewalls, promotes natural resonance and authentic sound, capable of withstanding the test of time without faltering.
Fitted with a 12-inch Celestion Creamback driver, this baffle delivers up to 65 watts into 16 ohms. The Creamback is renowned for its assertive midrange and its ability to reproduce a sound that is both warm and detailed, while retaining a presence in the treble and a good foundation in the bass register.
The S1-112's closed design, combined with its angled grille, ensures precise projection and even distribution on stage and in the studio.
Measuring 535 x 535 x 290 mm and weighing just 17 kg, the Park S1-112 is compact and relatively easy to transport.
Its black tolex finish and vintage blue front panel are reminiscent of the classic Marshall/Park cabinet style, making it instantly recognisable.
Every visual and structural element has been designed to offer both solidity and elegance.
Whether you're a fan of vintage sounds or looking for a reliable cabinet to accompany a modern amp, the S1-112 stands out for its balance between tradition and efficiency.
It's the perfect choice for guitarists who want to rediscover the timeless sound of Park cabinets.
True to this tradition, it uses the original manufacturing methods and dimensions, guaranteeing the sonic integrity that has marked rock history.
Its sturdy construction, with thickened sidewalls, promotes natural resonance and authentic sound, capable of withstanding the test of time without faltering.
Fitted with a 12-inch Celestion Creamback driver, this baffle delivers up to 65 watts into 16 ohms. The Creamback is renowned for its assertive midrange and its ability to reproduce a sound that is both warm and detailed, while retaining a presence in the treble and a good foundation in the bass register.
The S1-112's closed design, combined with its angled grille, ensures precise projection and even distribution on stage and in the studio.
Measuring 535 x 535 x 290 mm and weighing just 17 kg, the Park S1-112 is compact and relatively easy to transport.
Its black tolex finish and vintage blue front panel are reminiscent of the classic Marshall/Park cabinet style, making it instantly recognisable.
Every visual and structural element has been designed to offer both solidity and elegance.
Whether you're a fan of vintage sounds or looking for a reliable cabinet to accompany a modern amp, the S1-112 stands out for its balance between tradition and efficiency.
It's the perfect choice for guitarists who want to rediscover the timeless sound of Park cabinets.
Other features
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Hiwatt Park S1 1x12 Creamback Vintage Blue
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Category: Guitar cabinets
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Cabinet: Pan cut
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Driver: 1 x Celestion Creamback™ G12M-65
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Speaker diameter: 12
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Cabinet : Closed
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Finish : Black Tolex
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Impedance H-P (Ω) : 16 Ω
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Power (W) : 65 W
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Dimensions : 535 x 535 x 290 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.
