NAM Amp Pack 14 - Rock Head 1210

7 Direct NAM models of a Park 1210 Rock Head.

These NAM models are captured from a 100W Park 1210 Rock Head. This is an amazingly collectible rare amp built by Marshall in the late 70's. The circuit was designed by Steve Grindrod (designer of many classic Marshall amps). It was actually intended to be the amplifier for the JCM800 series, but the American distributer supposedly thought the 1210 had too much gain and the 2203 was chosen instead.

The circuit is like a cascaded channel version of the Marshall 2150 - plate driven tone stack, PPIMV. This amp is more aggressive and ballsy sounding. It sounds British but with something a little more unique than the typical Marshall tone.

There's not THAT wide of a range of tones (it's built by Marshall after all), hence why the pack here is quite small. The good thing is it’s immediately satisfying to play and you won't feel the need to dive through different types of tones with it.

Amp models captured at 11.4dBu and include calibration metadata directly in the .nam files.

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