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Marshall Amplifiers!Guitar Amp Reviews Pic's & Features
Welcome to our main Marshall Amplifiers page! We've written about these legendary amplifiers, created by the British drummer Jim Marshall, from top to bottom. On this page, you'll find reviews on many of the most popular amps Marshall ever manufactured. You'll find details on some of the not so popular models as well. From brand spanking new, to used and vintage, our goal is to cover them all. If you play through, or are interested in playing through a Marshall amp, grab your mouse and get started. Below you'll find reviews, history, features, trivia, videos, and user submitted feedback on one of the most successful guitar amplifier brands the world has ever known. To get started, simply follow a link below... Marshall MGMarshall StackMarshall AVT50Marshall AS100DMarshall JCM 800Marshall MG15DFXMarshall MG30DFXMarshall MG50DFXMarshall JCM 2000Marshall Bass AmpMarshall Tube AmpMarshall Half StackMarshall MG100DFXMarshall Guitar ampMarshall Combo AmpMarshall MG100HDFXVintage Marshall AmpMarshall Acoustic ampMarshall BluesbreakerMarshall Valvestate AmpMarshall Vintage ModernMarshall Amplifiers are possibly the most well-known and respected amplifiers on the market today. Chances are when you are at your favorite musicians concert they are being back up by a Marshall Stack. Known for producing louder sound than the competition, many bands will back themselves with a wall of Marshall amps. Marshall Amplification is a British company founded by Jim Marshall. Originally Marshall gave drumming lessons and sold musical equipment. As time went on Jim knew he could produce a better amp for a cheaper price. So he started his mission, enlisting two of his friends to help with the electrical details. Their idea was to take the then popular fender amps -- replicate and improve them. The end result was the JTM 45. With a closed back cabinet and four 12-inch speakers the “Marshall Sound” was introduced into the world. As guitar rock music grew so did the demand for louder more powerful amps. Pete Townshend of The Who began working with Marshall to satisfy his thirst for louder rock. The result was the Marshall Stack, and rock would never be the same. Marshall has continued to push the limits with their amps, and is still favored by top musicians. Throughout the years they have worked with Jimi Hendrix, Zakk Wylde, and Slash among many others. Their newest amps have more power and distortion than ever, keeping smiles on the faces rockers everywhere. Tell us what you know about this ampUpload your images, or send us the url to your video. We'll embed it on this page, and give you plenty of feedback. |