Marshall Amps

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If you have had any level of experience with electric guitars , chances are you know Marshall guitar amps. Marshall has been making a large range of guitar amps since the early 60s and was founded in London. Marshall guitar amplifiers are mostly known for their rich and distinctive mid tones. The mid-range sounds are usually louder than the bass and treble ranges. A lot of the world's most renowned rock bands and artists have used Marshall guitar amps. From the pioneers of blues rock; Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton; to the iconic sounds of Oasis; Marshall has been providing iconic sounds for iconic musicians for decades. Why choose a Marshall guitar amplifier over other competitors? Arguably the most important feature of Marshall guitar amps, they are versatile. It doesn’t matter if you are writing love ballads or chunky heavy metal riffs, Marshall amps allow for it all. You can also get different types of amps within Marshall's catalogue, some amps work on transistors, and others on valves. While playing on the clean channel, you get a much better sound than other amps that still have some distortion. Marshall guitar amps have been a mainstay for beginners and pros alike. What range of amps does Marshall offer? With so many to choose from, here are a selection that range from practice amps to touring level amplifiers. Marshall JVM210C 100w Valve Combo Starting from the top, the JVM210C, has an unbelievable 100w of power! Valve amps are popular with the elite players for their warmer and richer sounds. You can hear the valve warm up every time you turn it on and it offers a truer sound for the audiophiles. This Marshall guitar amplifier could fill a concert hall with up to a thousand people with ease! Marshall Studio Vintage Head and Cabinet , SV20H & SV212 The separate head and cabinet are probably the most iconic gigging M arshall guitar amplifier. Made for smaller venues, and home use, the 20w cabinet offers the best Marshall has to offer. The key aspect of th