Park amps have only been available for a year but a number of artists are already included in the list of purchasers including Jimmy Vivino (Park LTD45 and 2x12 cabinet), Keith Nelson of Buckcherry (Park LTD45), Tim Sult of Clutch (Park 45), Misha Mansoor (Rock Head), Brian Ray (Little Head), Walter Becker of Steely Dan (Park 45, 50 and 4x12), and Mike Landau (Park LTD75).
Adam Grimm (Satellite Amps) and part of his Marshall and Park collection. With his brand new Park Top Mount Limited Edition 45 front and center.
JD Simo rocking the stage with a new Park 50.
"I just plugged into it for the first time. I gotta admit that I'm so dialed into my plexi, and so happy with it, that I didn't expect to be blown away by a new amp. I am!! Truly!! You know like I do that it only takes a moment to know if it’s got it or not. You truly are making amazing stuff! Thank you so much for giving me the pleasure to try it!! Mind if I take it on the road this week?
Being a vintage fanatic and just a tad obsessive about minutiae, I'm floored by the Park line!! Immaculate build quality using the RIGHT components! Just like the old days! Thank you for caring and making something so right!"
Jimmy Vivino playing with Al Kooper at BB King in NYC. Jimmy bought a top mount limited edition Park 45 head with matching 2x12 closed back cabinet in green covering. He will be using it as his East Coast rig. Jimmy is a master at getting tones out of the rig. No pedals, just Jimmy, amp and guitar. He sets fairly high and uses the volume controls to move between clean and crunch. Quote, "The missing piece of every guitar player's puzzle.....A great amp!"
King Zapata playing with Gary Clark Jr., a vintage Park 75 and a new Park 45
Joe Bonamassa and his early 1970s vintage 100 watt stack