Marshall amps, cabinets, and effects last a long time. They have to, to meet the rigors of transporting half stacks into tiny Volkswagens for garage bands, and to be reliable enough for top pros to use them as their backline in concert halls and stadiums throughout the world. Because of their ruggedness, many musicians purchase Marshall products second hand, from dealer show rooms and private parties alike. That's why information on previous Marshall products is so useful. Here you can find model numbers, specifications, photos, and tidbits of knowledge that can help you make an informed buying decision (especially when purchasing from online auctions) and also help you get more use from the amp or Marshall accessory you already own. I encourage you to link to this site to help users obtain more information. Please do not link to our online graphics, since we change the names of the files periodically so as not to place undue strain on our server. But feel free to link to individual pages, or especially the Marshall Arts home page. I have a mountain of material and user comments to include. Be sure to bookmark this site and Tell A Friend!
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