Marshall has debuted its latest Bluetooth speaker imbued with the usual guitar amp vibes that the company is known for. The ...

Jim Marshall's famous black box allowed bands to be heard by larger crowds than ever before. Now, though, it's more a symbol of arena concerts than a necessary component of them. When Jim Marshall ...

You could probably say Dumble Amplifiers are about as mythical as music gear can possibly get. Named after founder and owner Alexander Dumble – who sadly passed away on January 16, 2022 – the ...

NAMM 2025: Marshall is teasing “a new take on a classic” amp head and a “stomping new line-up” of effects pedals as it ...

For the Marshall amp fan who has not got space in their lives for a full stack, the ungodly power of a 100-watt tube amp too impractical, these offer a convenient way of putting some of those sounds ...

The show’s most surprising exhibitor put on a behind-closed-doors display of some hall-of-fame Dumbles – and gave Guitar World the lowdown on what’s to come ...

Marshall's Middleton Bluetooth speaker does its classic guitar amp lineage proud with a sound that's big and clear and a sturdy gig-worthy design. Skip to main content Menu ...

The Marshall amp maker plans to grow its music tech market share post-merger as the Marshall Group. Here's how, according to CEO Jeremy de Maillard.

Marshall Amplification, the 60-year-old company behind iconic guitar amps, is being acquired by the Zound Industries, the Swedish company that produces Marshall-branded headphones and speakers.

In 1962, high import taxes made it impossible for Jim Marshall, a music-store owner in London, to meet demand for popular American-made Fender amplifiers, and he set out to create his own. The ...

Tammy and the Amps played their first show on June 17 at Stache’s in Columbus, Ohio. Kyle Siegrist, owner of Lost Weekend Records was there. Kyle Siegrist: They weren’t even on the bill.

The late Alexander Dumble built only a handful of meticulously crafted, much-sought-after amplifiers every year – and they ended up in the backlines of many of the greatest guitarists of all time.