Forget JBL, the Marshall Portable Bluetooth Speaker Just Dropped Below $100
Bluetooth 5.1 keeps your connection rock-solid up to 30 feet away, and you can even pair two Emberton IIs together for true ...
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Ritchie Blackmore got the loudest Marshall amp ever made. All he had to do was keep two secrets
The guitarist said his volume while testing amps was distracting to Marshall's workforce, even when he was in a soundproofed ...
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Marshall makes a play for the amp-in-a-box market, bringing authorized takes on Plexi, DSL and JCM tones to your pedalboard
Blending classic Marshall tones with “modern convenience,” the Overdrive Series pedals represent a bold new era for the legendary British firm ...
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Chinese firm HSG acquires majority stake of Marshall in $1.1billion deal
The British amp giant and home audio success story will work closely with HongShan Capital Group to fuel future projects that ...
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Marshall x Awake NY collaboration brings street style to the amp-look speaker
Marshall, the iconic guitar amplifier / audio gadget brand, is teaming up with the Awake NY streetwear team for a very ...
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Why Deep Purple’s Ritchie Blackmore Was Sworn to Secrecy Over His Record-Breaking Marshall Amp
Ritchie Blackmore was sworn to secrecy from the founder of Marshall Amplification about how he got his extra loud amp.
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Guitar amp maker Marshall acquired by China’s HongShan in $1bn+ deal
China’s HongShan Capital Group (HSG) has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire a majority stake in The Marshall ...
Marshall Group Sells Majority Stake to Hong Kong VC for $1.15 Billion
Marshall Group sells a majority stake in the guitar amp and headphones maker to Hong Kong venture capital firm HongShan ...
What DeepSeek, Russian Sanctions and Guitar Amplifiers Teach Us About Global Competition
History suggests laggards can catch up quickly. For investors, that means looking beyond the U.S.
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What DeepSeek, Russian Sanctions and Guitar Amplifiers Teach Us About Global Competition
In 1962, high import taxes made it impossible for Jim Marshall, a music-store owner in London, to meet demand for popular American-made Fender amplifiers, and he set out to create his own.
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"The legendary amp maker is taking aim at other Marshall-in-a-box pedals with a new lineup that is diverse, well-made, and very well-thought-out": Marshall 1959, JCM800, JCM900 ...
Marshall is going for gold with this new line of pedals – but do they live up to the iconic amps they are inspired by?