Park G412A 412 Cabinet

made in 95 I believe. It is very well made. Looks and feels like a 1960 Marshall cab.

The sound from this cab is brutal. I've got a Marshall JCM 900 4100 dual reverb head hooked to this and it looks and sounds absolutely killer!! The metal tones from this cab are unreal. the celestions sound every bit as good as the 75 watters in the 1960 cabs.

it has never failed me. I did however get some bad cabinet buzzing at high volumes. I corrected this by taking off the back of the cab and securing the sides and back with foam to seal it extra good. Now it rocks every bit as much as a 1960 at high insane volume levels.

I've been playing metal for 25 years. I've played every amp out there and this cab is just great for my amp. I've got 2 kramer barettas, ibanez acoustic, boss gt6 effects processor, 1980's crate 150 watt combo and marshall jcm 900 4100 head to match with my Park 4x12.

I have a 1994 Park slant cab (4x12)G412A...IT IS AWESOME!!! I love it. I run a Valvstate Marshall Head through it. Sounds Sweet.

I play mostly heavier stuff and very loudly...the cab can handle anything...I mean it's practically a Marshall...same parts and all.

I've dropped it, pushed in over on stage, and it keeps on going!

Never had to get any kinds of repair work done...AWESOME!!!

I've played for over 15 years and I would never want anything else backing up my sound.

It's a mono, 8 ohm, 4 speaker cabinet w/ Celestions, it's essentially a Marshall cabinet. If you read the "History of Marshall" book, the Park line of products was launched to get around an "exclusive" distribution deal that Marshall had at the time, so they made the Park line in the same factory w/ the same components as their Marshall products, but they could then sell them through a different distributor. Cabinets don't really need a lot of features, but I really like having the casters on this one...

I'm playing various Flying V's through various heads w/ this cabinet, it sounds great w/ all of them...Tight bottom end, crunchy mids, & nice crisp highs!!

Well-built, don't see any problems w/ it's construction

Don't know...

I traded my crappy Legion Sound cabinet (+ some cash) for this, it's the best deal I've made in a long time, I'm very happy w/ this cabinet!!

Here's a place for specs on the cab. It's practically a JCM800/900 series cab. http://www.blamepro.com/br01400.htm

This amp would work great with the styles i enjoy, including punk, hardcore, screamo, indie.

I use a vintage squier supersonic,stock parts, made in japan! and run it through a JCM900 100watt dual reverb high gain head.

I am totally in love with this cabinet. It sounds great. I play mostly with a more treble then bass, so it holds treble really well if you play a lot of octaves. I haven't really experimented much with the bass part of it.

I've played my friends JCM900A cab and I couldn't hear a difference. A part I attribute to the head more than the cab is the distortion you hear when you're playing clean.

the handles didn't seem too sturdy when i was lifting it, then again it is used, so i can't really say if it's craftsmanship or abuse.

haven't had to deal with them. probably won't if i had to.

I've been playing for about 6 years. I've played all types of guitars ranging from hondos to fenders. I use to run my head through my friend's crate cab and it sounded like garbage. This cab makes my head sound the way it should like an angel emerging with a harp from a radio hell.

I use to run a bass guitar through an swr amp and swr is amazing too.

This cab is a Marshall in sheeps clothing. Don't be fooled by the Park logo.

It it were lost, I'd wonder how the hell i lost something that big and if it were stolen i would beat the person who took it, find their friends and family and...well i'm really not that violent, but i'd pay someone to beat them all up.

I guess it would be nice if it had the option for stereo operation, but it's not like i'd really need it.

This is a great 412 cabinet made by Marshall. Sounds great with a tube amp. It is a 8 ohm cabinet, mono.

I use a tele-compressor-peavey delta blues-extention cabinet line out-Park cabinet. It sounds nearly identical to gov't mule guitar tones.

just got it.

just got it.

This is basically a marshall cabinet for half the price, as long as you don't mind not having the name "Marshall" on the front of the cabinet, this would be a great choice.