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Marshall Studio JTM ST20H 20 Watt Valve Amp Head
Marshall Studio JTM ST20C 20 Watt Combo Valve Amp
Marshall Studio JTM ST112 1x12 Guitar Cabinet
Marshall Studio JTM ST212 2x12 Upright Guitar Cabinet
Marshall JVM410H 100 Watt Valve Amp Head
Marshall SV20C Studio Vintage 1959SLP 20W Combo
Marshall Origin50C 50 Watt Valve Amp Combo
Marshall MG10G 10 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Marshall MG15GR 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Marshall MG15GFX 15 Watt Black and Gold Combo Practice Amp
Marshall MG15G 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Marshall MG30GFX 30 Watt Practice Guitar Amp Combo Black and Gold
Marshall MS-2
Marshall MS-2C
Marshall DSL40CR 40W 1x12 Combo Valve Amp
Marshall MS-4 Micro Amp
Marshall DSL5CR 5 Watt Combo
Marshall DSL20CR 20 Watt Combo
Marshall MG50GFX 50 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold
Marshall DSL20HR 20 Watt Valve Amp Head
Marshall SV20H Studio Vintage 1959SLP 20W Valve Amp Head
Marshall CODE50 1x12 Modelling Combo
Marshall SC20H Studio Classic JCM800 20W Valve Head
Marshall MS-2R Red Micro Practice Amp
Marshall JCM800 2203 Valve Amp Head
Marshall CODE25 1x10 Combo Modelling Amp
Marshall 2525 Mini Jubilee Valve Amp Head
Marshall SV112 Studio Vintage 112 Guitar Cabinet
Marshall Origin ORI20H 20 Watt Valve Amp Head
Marshall Origin ORI20C 20 Watt Combo Valve Amp
Marshall 1987X Plexi Vintage Reissue 50W Valve Amp Head
Marshall Origin ORI50H 50 Watt Valve Amp Head
Marshall 2555X Silver Jubilee Reissue Valve Amp Head
Marshall DSL1CR 1 Watt Combo
Marshall 1959HW Handwired 100w Valve Amp Head
Marshall 1936 150W 2x12 Guitar Cabinet
Marshall 1936V 140W 2x12 Guitar Cabinet
Marshall SC112 Studio Classic 112 Cabinet
Marshall SC20C Studio Classic JCM800 20W Combo Valve Amp
Marshall 2525C Mini Jubilee Combo Valve Amp
About Marshall Amps
Marshall Amps are probably the most iconic amp brand of all time. The sight of the iconic wall of black and gold Marshall amps and speaker cabinets, backing up some of the biggest players of all time, has ensured Marshall amps their place in rock history, mythology and legend. Jim Marshall developed the first Marshall amp, released in 1962, to answer the requests of the burgeoning scene of young rock musicians in swinging 60's London looking for a more powerful amp with increased volume and more gain. The results have seen Marshall amps gracing the stages behind generations of guitar legends, from Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page, to Angus Young and Richie Blackmore, to Joe Satriani and John Frusciante.
Founded in London by Jim Marshall in the early sixties, Marshall Amps have become known for their distinctive ‘mid-pushed’ tone. This means that the mid-range is louder than the bass and treble. This is perfect for rock music as it cuts through the mix like a knife and gives guitar solos a singing, vocal quality. Later Marshall Amps, such as the JCM800 and JCM900, produced more gain and were used by such bands as Guns ‘n’ Roses, Metallica and Megadeth.
More than just a sound though, Marshall amps have continued to develop some of the leading technologies in guitar amps, ensuring the prevalence of high quality effects loops, multiple channels and footswitchable settings. Marshall amps are now available in a huge array of options, including combo amps, heads and cabs, and their huge range includes the classic valve amps as well as generations of practice amps, solid state amps and modelling amps too. There's a Marshall amp for every player.
These days, popular Marshall guitar amps include the DSL Series affordable and versatile all-valve amps; and the MG Series, brilliant practice amps for beginners.
What Makes a Marshall Amp Different?
- THE iconic amp brand
- Probably one of the most famous amp sounds of all time
- Played by legends
- Outstanding quality right across the range
- Iconic searing tone
- Fantastic aggressive distorted sound
- Range from the affordable to the boutique
- Classic aesthetic
- Huge range of amp types and power levels