Marshall Amps
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Marshall MG10G 10 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold

Marshall MS-2

Marshall MG15G 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold

Marshall MG15GR 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold

Marshall DSL40CR 40W 1x12 Combo

Marshall MS-2C

Marshall MG15GFX 15 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold

Marshall MS-4 Micro Amp

Marshall DSL5CR 5 Watt Combo

Marshall DSL20CR 20 Watt Combo

Marshall MS-2R Red

Marshall DSL1CR 1 Watt Combo

Marshall DSL20HR 20 Watt Head

Marshall DSL1HR 1 Watt Head

Marshall SC20H Studio Classic JCM800 20W Valve Head

Marshall SC20H All-Black Stealth

Marshall SV112 Snakeskin

Marshall MG50GFX 50 Watt Guitar Combo Black and Gold

Marshall SV20H Studio Vintage 1959SLP 20W Valve Head

Marshall 1936 2x12 Cab

Marshall SV112 Studio Vintage 112 Cab

Marshall SC112 Snakeskin

Marshall 2525 Mini Jubilee Head

Marshall SC20C Studio Classic JCM800 20W Combo

Marshall SC20H Studio Classic JCM800 20W Valve Head and 1x12 Set White

Marshall SC112 All-Black Stealth

Marshall Origin ORI5C 5 Watt Combo

Marshall DSL100HR 100W Valve Head

Marshall SV20C Snakeskin

Marshall SV20C Studio Vintage Plexi 20W 1x10 Valve Amp Combo Snakeskin (Ex-Demo)

Marshall Design Store SV20H Studio Vintage 1959SLP Head Blue Elephant Grain with 1x12 Cab
About Marshall Amps
Marshall Amps - iconically seen stacked into a six foot high wall behind the likes of Jimmy Page, Angus Young and Jimi Hendrix - are the definitive hard rock amp. Known for their aggressive sound and extreme volume, they are the reason so many of us picked up a guitar in the first place.
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.
These days, popular Marshall lines include the DSL Series affordable and versatile all-valve amps; and the MG Series, brilliant practice amps for beginners.