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60 YEARS OF LOUD

Marshall Headphones - Never Stop Listening

CAN A

SOUND LAST

60 YEARS?

FOR SIX DECADES, THE LEGACY OF MARSHALL HAS GROWN – CHORD TO CHORD, PERSON TO PERSON, GENERATION TO GENERATION.

CAN A

SOUND LAST

60 YEARS?

FOR SIX DECADES, THE LEGACY OF MARSHALL HAS GROWN – CHORD TO CHORD, PERSON TO PERSON, GENERATION TO GENERATION.

A sound that started when Jim Marshall took the time to listen to the youth in his shop and together produced a new sound, the sound of their generation. One that didn’t stop there. One that every time heard, inspired the next. Till it was more than just a sound, more than just a name, it was the power to unite.

Today, you can still hear it as loud as it began. On stage, in homes and in the streets. An unwavering force founded on one simple act, listening. So the question isn’t:
Can a sound last 60 years? The real question is:

WHEN YOU
HEAR IT,
WHAT WILL
YOU DO?

Today, you can still hear it as loud as it began. On stage, in homes and in the streets. An unwavering force founded on one simple act, listening. So the question isn’t:
Can a sound last 60 years? The real question is: