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Park G215RCD Guitar AmpJuly 11, 1997 -- Park Amplification has announced the introduction of the new G215RCD combo guitar amplifier - a single channel, 15 watt amplifier with two 8" custom designed speakers, featuring a Master Volume and two Gain controls which allow the creation of a wide spectrum of sounds ranging from "clean" to full-blown "distortion." The Park G215RCD has a built in Stereo Chorus effect with front panel On/Off switch and controls for Speed and Depth which provides unique spatial depth. In addition the Bass, Treble, and Contour controls permit further frequency adjustment while the built-in Reverb will add ambiance to the overall sound if required. A CD Input is provided for connection to a CD or Tape player, allowing the guitarist to practice along with their favorite songs. A stereo Headphone Jack for private practice and a Line Out Jack for direct connection to recording equipment or a PA rounds out the G215RCD's features. The Park name has adorned may of Britain's finest amps, from the mid 1960s through the early 1980s. In fact, many are now much sought after collectors items. Park amplifiers have always been designed & engineered by the same team of British designers responsible for all of Marshall's great amplifiers. Today, Park manufactures a full range of cost-effective combo amplifiers that are built to Marshall's exacting standards. For more information, visit their web site at www.marshallamps.com.
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