I WENT TO MARSHALL
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- After I made a video making a few points about Marshall's trajectory from my humble perpective, they invited me to England so that I could see what they are working on and who the new, and old, people really are.
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I think we all want Marshall to be as big as they once were. So much legacy that we need them to stay relevant
Did my work experience at Marshall when I was 15/16 back in 2001ish, recognised a lot of the factory still, they weren't allowed to pay me but Jim gave me a VERY generous discount on a new amp.
The way I see it with the headphones/BT speakers is a bit like the SUV thing from lux sports car manufacturers, it pays the bills so they can make more cool niche stuff for guitarists, well hopefully, we shall see
They should re-release JMP-1 Classic Preamp with a couple improvements to the build materials like the horrible original input / output jacks. 😂 Then JMP-1 Ultra with more modern tones and IR loading, etc. for the metal guys. I’d buy both. 😀
I'm still using mine to this day! bought it secondhand over 30 years ago!
Release it as a foot pedal like a Kemper floor or quadcirtex
@@Johnnybananass-_ that’s a cool idea
It's great to see such a positive outcome from your recent coverage of Marshall. I'm excited to see what they have in store. 😎
Thank you Henning for doing this video. This gives me hope that Marshall won't fade away into history. It is good to know that the people working at Marshall are still passionate about making great amplifiers. I just hope they put out some really good affordable amps. While I love Marshall amps alot of them are not affordable for me. I'm not a giging musician but, love playing guitar. I have a couple of combo amps a Fender and an Orange but would love to see Marshall come out with an affordable combo amp. Thanks again for doing this Henning . Can't wait to see what Marshall has in store for us.🎸🤘🏻
Ooh original Marvin! So cool 🤖 Really enjoyed those special Marshall amp stories, nice guy too.
It's changed a lot since my factory tour in the 80s. As a long time (seventy five times around the sun so far...) Marshall owner and user, I can't help feeling sad that its fortunes have been rescued by the sale of shed loads of trendy-logoed earphones and knick-knacks to young folk who fall for modern marketing techniques. Style over substance wins out these days (£50k for a pair of shoes made for £5 anyone?) but substance is the main ingredient in Marshall amps and cabs. Let's see how it all unfolds...
Ja ich verehre Marshall , ich hoffe das sie für immer und ewig am Leben bleiben. Ihr seid der Rock’n’Roll 👏👏👏🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Thanks for doing this! very cool
Thanks for this update.
After more decades than I'd care to admit, Marshall are still my favorite amps. I still own a few, from an Origin 50 (combo and head) up to 1959HW, with a few more in between, I have the Marshall's I want.
If they can make it a successful lifestyle brand that's great, just not what I want from Marshall.
I hope they don't forget the amps that made them great, or compromise on the amps.
If they decide to do a digital modeler, they need to learn many lessons from the Code (I got one, and couldn't sell it fast enough), and if Fender can do it with the Tone Master Pro, I'm sure Marshall can do it right too. Not that I need one, because I have a JVM410H that can get many Marshall sounds I want.
Good luck, Marshall.
Yup, zero bullshit. A great company. Let's just hope they can stay relevant. I have fond memories of my first marshall back in the day. I really need to research them for small studio amps..... for now I have Blackstar and a modeler for recording... but hell, yea, I'd be all over a compact small great sounding 'all singing, all dancing' Marshall. My gigging days long over so no need or space for a behemoth :)
Steve ist SOO nett! Wir haben neulich auch die Factory Tour bei Marshall gemacht. Steve hat sich über 2 Stunden Zeit genommen, um uns alles zu zeigen. Und das, obwohl wir nur zwei Normalsterbliche waren und wir einen Tag vorher spontan eine Mail geschrieben haben, ob wir mal vorbeikommen könnten 🥹 Seither spiele ich meine Marshalls mit mehr Stolz - war eine so freundliche Erfahrung dort bei denen.
Sehr cool
In the early 90s I arrived as an employee of Marshall an impassioned musician keen to be a part of it , and left in about six moths as a dispirited human being determined not to be treated like a sub-human any longer. That was 30+ years ago of course ,I hope they've modernised enough to care about their production workers these days.
I think things have changed
Good video, good and transparent explanation for a change of opinion - all sounds reasonable.
We need 1 watt made in UK Marshall tube amps to come back in regular production. Mini sized amps for the bedroom player.
Awesome! This channel is sooooo good!
Great video, thanks Hening. I knew you were going to love it, I’ve been to the factory twice, and loved every second spent there. It was an amazing experience surrounded by loving and caring people.
Did you manage to go studio they’ve got at the back of the factory? Did you manage to play any of the amp whilst being there.
Love your channel and what you do.
Danke schön
Schön zum Frühstück. Danke!
Gern geschehen!
I look forward to the future of Marshall! And a new JMP-1 midi tube preamp with new speaker simulation!!😊
It would be really cool to see a rebound story with Marshall. I'm going to be a little skeptical until I actually see it happen, but that does not mean I can't have hope that it will happen.
As a long time Marshall fan it feels great to get excited about them again!
In the UK for "sidewalk" say "pavement" and for "crosswalk" in the case of Abbey Road we say "zebra crossing".
Looking forward to what’s next from Marshall and also loved the tour with Steve. That the spinal tapp actually goes to 11 had the right folks on the job for that build 😆
Glad to hear Marshall has been buisy apperently. Also I hope that they also keep their oldchool products like studio series. I'm curious about modern features but I also like Marshall for beeing Marshall.
Cool video H, can't wait for the Gibson one...
😂
Not gonna happen
Thanks for that. Very informative. Hope you are right about them as Marshall are a rock’n’roll institution 🤞
Good on you for being honest, regardless of what some suits think. And good on the suits at Marshall for realizing that the little guys matter and so do their opinions. When Rock and Roll turns into arrogance, you get the whole Gibson chapter. Never go full Gibson. The fact that they invited you to the factory and cared about your dissenting opinion shows balls and heart. Which is exactly what we need to bring BACK to rock and roll. I appreciate you and Marshall in equal parts here.
That was a good and encouraging video.
Was this filmed last January? I could see his breath!
One heck of a video. Nice soundtrack too.
It’s autumn in the U.K. Being able to see your breath is good, the alternative is horizontal car wash.
I’m hoping to see Mrashalls take on katana, as code was some kind of disaster:)
Marshall tone master pro in the future maybe 😊😊
I agree with your assessment and concerns and count on you to “tell it like you see it”.
SV20H was the best tube amp I ever had. Until I got my Diezel VH4. Now it's the second best amp.
solid track at the beginning of the video, your singing voice ain't half bad!
That’s not me singing
Well… the NAMM NAMM NAMM part is me
Henning, Du bist n bissi wie n Magier. Vor n paar Monaten den Laden rund plööken, den Abgesang auf die Marke, Schimpfen über das Management.... Und dann den Putzigsten britischen Marshall Mitarbeiter g'funne, Factory Tour, Museum......... und plötzlich will ich mal wieder n Marshall kaufen.
DAS schafft nur ein WAHRER Inflünzer. Chapeau, Henning! Chapeau.. .
Daaaaange!
My guitars are unfortunately not working properly Henning. I am sad to confess this. All my Ibanezezezez, and ESP's. I don't have a Marshall amp... That's why... :D :D :D. I like JCM 800 a lot!
I Just hope any amps that come out are built to be reliable with quality components because the Competition at least most are building stuff to last and usable in any situation
For me the biggest mistake they made was creating cheap amps with none-celestion speakers. A few years ago I bought a Marshall code 25 modeling amp. The first thing I did was putting a Celestion Ten 30 in it. All of a sudden it was a nice amp.
If I was a beginner without knowledge of amps and speakers I would have hated that amp and probably never bought a Marshall again.
Good you’re back unharmed. I was a bit worried that they would put you in torture chamber after your critical video of Marshall!
Point about Marshall producing guitar unrelated product like headphones- I think it’s a good thing for promoting not only Marshall but guitar based music, or even guitar community as a whole. Even if only a fraction of customers who bought their headphones/Bluetooth speakers would make a connection that this is originally guitar related brand and maybe they start exploring/discover guitar based music.
so a angus young signature amp????
a boss katana style amp????
headphones with blue tooth that can be paired with that amp?????
a marshall guitar pedal/floorboard????
I'm picturing middle aged guitarists screaming at a kid in a Marshall T shirt "NAME THREE MARSHALL USERS !"
Great vid guys! Thanks!!
slash was using on AFD record rent modded marshall amp #39 for pre-production and copy of it in amp #36 for recording...amp #34 was using for recording UYI records and other records in his carrer...(;...
The most important thing is you got cheese.
soo much cheese!
Never enough cheese...
red leister is my favourite
Henning! My wife really likes the music in your videos, I know that you've written/recorded them yourself, is there anywhere for us to find and listen to them?
Depends on which songs, many are not released… but at the end of every description is a link to a big album package of mine
It's so cool to hear they are still going strong. Thank you for the video. Just a friendly hint, in England we say "pavement". Sidewalk is American. Have a nice day.
"Have a nice day"? Come now.
I find your perspective very interesting, and I wonder if you had exposure to a lot of the US market if you might feel differently. Dead and Company is a band that's a great example of how music has bridged the generational gap, and taken the people who were wearing the band shirts without any idea who the band was, and turned them into genuine fans! I think we've grown tired of the gatekeeping and now people in their 30s and 40s want to bring back things they loved as kids to share with their own kids, bands included, brands included! Parents often lean into what their kids like, so if Marshall can become relevant with the younger crowd, they've already got brand recognition with the older audience, and bringing those groups together as a single community could be extremely powerful. I think in the US they've got a great chance of accomplishing those goals, but I'm admittedly ignorant to European markets, and often perplexed by the stark differences in trends... Air conditioning not being standard for example makes no sense to me, moisture ruins everything, and who doesn't like being nice and cool in the summer? and darts as a real sport... to each their own... I do think Marshall's strategy is inline with US trends and with the US taking back its manufacturing slowly but surely as people are willing to spend more, Marshall could take a lot of market share, especially on the East Coast and Texas where there's a vibrant hard rock and metal scene. Hendrix played a Marshall... and for the next 100 years thats enough to sustain the company if they don't completely fuck it all up... thats their ace in the hole... they're Marshall and nobody else is... Clapton became God with a Marshall, Hendrix changed music forever with a Marshall etc etc... I don't think Marshall is going anywhere, but I do think they've got some growing up to do and that will come with growing pains.. but they'll get through it.. they're Marshall!
Companies like Marhsall and Gibson are totally off my radar because of being financially out of my reach. I'm 53, so I don't see that changing in my lifetime- unfortunately. That said- they sound amazing, I wish I could afford one. Tbh it would be very difficult for me to use anywhere but at home for fun though. The band I play with doesn't use amps, they track everyone separately- every practice- and they don't want any bleed over. Which actually kind of works because ethe venues we play don't allow amps so- we were already used to it. Even our drummer plays electric drums- which is awesome, you can turn them down. Tbh I rarely notice they're not real- they sound great. First time I've ever played in a band like this- with this kind of setup- but it's really cool. they record everything so they can go back through and find stuff they like and combine it together to make a song- it works. I was skeptical at first but, it really works.
It depends on your budget. But depending on whether you want a more modern tone, the DSL20 and for a more vintage tone, the Origin 20 heads are around £350 and could fit into a setup like that. Could probably pick one up for £200 second-hand. And it's not too much money for what they are, and they aren't too big or heavy and the DSL especially is very reliable. You can use a Captor 16, instead of a cab. In the studio, I often track my amps that way, with OwnHammer, Amalgam IRs. It's often just too loud in otherwise, and bleed is a problem, because most of them are 20-40w amps (Victory V40, Orange Rocker 30, Marshall JTM ST20, Vox AC30). And if you want the sound of 4x12", it chews your ears off, in a room.
They are programmed to tell you what you want to hear. Step 1- Tell them what they want to hear, 2- Give them free reign to do things, 3- Pull the rug out from underneath them so violently they quit or retire, 4 - Left with compliant and powerless employees destroy the brand, every CEO ever, this will be completed within the next 5 years. AS an influencer get has much free stuff from them as you can and distribute it to has many young people as you can
The famous "English reserve" writ large in Bletchley.
I hope theres an update on the marshall code 😊
I'm curious to see how the company with someone from a different industry and doesn't have know-how from the audio industry will direct a company industry innovation along this new wave of HR and talent acquisition professionals.
As always, they will go chase this "community building" market, but unfortunately, this strategy is similar to the fashion industry and it will become an obsolete strategy vary fast. Without innovation and a multidisciplinary team marshall, unfortunately, has a very dark path ahead.
And between us, marshall pop products are not that great which yells to more cheap things and a very strong marketing scheme.
...branding and marketing is their new goal for sure...
As business perspective, it is ok🎉... As heritage in audio industry is a pity.😢
What really felt kind of reassuring, is that there are still "Steves" that have been working there since `85. So not a complete new company then...
Darn. Couldn't see my mixer in the museum.
We kinda skipped that section… there were mixers
WERE you able to marshall some support?
Ive always wanted a Marshall sound but never wanted a Marshall, so I bought an Ampliphonix and Gain. Sorry Guys but there is just something you dont do right.
Nice : )
no its BS. the vans comparison. Marshall was the stage. now its a plastic gimmicky fashion item. BTW: in pandemic i was on montage projects a lot, looking for a battery amp: JUST PUT A 6,3mm JACK on YOUR KILLBURNS and stuff, a uafx jcm plexi model. and take the latency away of the aux. its unusable for musicians. i know the signal has to go thru a dsp before it goes to the poweramp for conditioning. but i t sucks. i had to get a Bose s1
Vans? They're OFF the wall!
Did you see Cardiel go off the wall at Burnside? The origin of the term, but funny enough for shop owners, having them go off the wall is what one would hope they do 😂
@@infinidominion No, who?
I said movie, but I should have said it's what he wears in their documentary.
Sure the long timers love what they do, they're the people who made the Co. All the rest seems like marketing 101 & those halcyon days of big, loud amps are all long past. So look out for a "new & fabu" stomp, quad corpse thing at NAMM....
Nope, they are not going that route
Marshall is the face of heavy rock music. Bands still have walls of Marshalls on stage (even if there is a little Mesa Boogie back stage). Alas Rock music is no longer as popular as it once was, and so many live music venues are closing or are insisting on silent stages.
Thanks a lot for this museum walk thru
BUT let's hope Marshall does not end up in the all vintage/heritage dead end
So you think Marshall might not fail????? 🎉
we'll see, but at least now I know the people and they seem to be promising
Now they make Marshalls at Bletchley Park?
close
He sounds a bit like Lemmy
Hui... Da isses ja!
Interessant! …trotzdem wird der SLO Soldano heute gequält 😈
How is it possiblke to have such terrible audio
That is your takeaway? LOL
you are just a bundle of joy, aren't you?
Ok I see 18:48 your point…. But tbh, as a former skater and band member, it’s totally the same. Vans are and always were “poser” shoes. My kids are now skaters and they all wear vans, even as a kid I loved vans too even though they were what posers wore.
I used to play a Marshall 20+ years ago and if I’m going to buy a BT speaker and one had a Marshall or fender logo and the others JCM or Bose logo, I’m buying the Marshall, and if there was Fender I’d buy that too. I’ve listed to speakers and head phones and they are great, nothing special but still great.
Thinking back I’ve had 2 Marshalls
I traded a vintage Peavey bass amp for a broken Marshall combo amp I didn’t hold on to for very long (he was a young broke kid who needed an amp for playing gigs and I “stole” it from a pawn shop who didn’t know what they had for $75 in 2001. I gigged with it for years and wasn’t in a band anymore so figured it deserved better than annoying my neighbors.)
I hope we get the full interview at some point too, you might think it’s boring, but we’re Henning fans, we love boring 🤣🤣🤣🤣
9:45 yes!!!!?
Proof of cheese!
3:46 I found my Astoria Dual 😅
i am still in love with my JVM205C.
Great amp!
Great video except for the delusional rambling around 13:14...
OH REALLY ????
22:02 👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀👀
Glad to hear the trip went well and was a success! Definitely looking forward to seeing what's coming! Also glad to hear that some of the "old" staff is still there, especially after hearing the rumors that most of them were all gone. We need Marshall to stick around and remain relevant. Thank you for the video and the report Henning!
I was looking forward to this update, glad to hear there's something interesting brewing in the background!
I see no problem going into head phones and blue tooth speakers. Seems like that has been successful. As long as Marshall makes a quality line of amps that live up to the name they are fine.
Did you hear anything about a new billie joe armstrong signature marshall head?? I saw a pink amp head around 5:50 in your video that looks suspiciously like a copy of his current "Pete" marshall amp (1959 marshall with "dookie" mod by LA sound).
UPDATE - at 3:39 you can the silver one too... that should be PETE and MEAT copies with his signature on each... PLEASE GIVE US HIS SIGNATURE AMPS AND NOT JUST SOME STUPID HEADPHONES
would spend far too much on a dookie mod super lead.
Hello, I have been playing Marshall since 1986...Top + Box... Just as you say, I find the development alarming. Marshall is actually a niche product, we were always looked at suspiciously at concerts when we rolled up with our Marshalls...it always polarized... Actually, the store should only produce genuine Marshall devices in a boutique manner...it's all about the money and that will only damage the brand....Marshall is not the best sounding Bluetooth speaker... Marshall is a loud amp that's terrible on its own, but sounds good in a band and cuts through. That should be on people's minds when talking about Marshall in the future....
Keep on true rock' in ✌️
Marshall will always be the best, no matter what they make. Everybody will want to buy it. You see, it's all in a brand name and the logo. It's always been cool to be seen with that brand name/logo. And that is precisely why people like Friedman, Bognor, etc etc will never be as big, because they have awful sounding names, even though I'm sure their products are good, but only nerds want a Friedman to go with their PRS. What I'm trying to say is, you need a great name, great logo and a great product. Marshall scores on all 3 points, the others struggle to score even just 2 points.The other thing you discovered is the friendliness of Marshall and THAT has always been! I've visited the factory twice and was always free to wonder round and drink tea and chat. I'm not so sure if Dave Friedman etc would be so accommodating (maybe, try him!) But Marshall have never forgotten their fans and are very humble over half a century later! And that's another reason why they are still around today! 👍Long live Marshall! 👍
What a wonderful kitten cub! I have one who was born a little blank, but she doesn't know it. I love her, and she loves me.
I've been holding out for new Marshall stuff for years at this point. Good to know they're on their way back with great shit. I don't care about the price, I know there will be something for me in there. :) I met Jim twice, such a gentleman. Always warm, he actually listened to people with interest and he was funny as hell too. Thank you for the video ( and all the hard work obviously )
Cross your fingers, dude.
Marshall has a history of utterly fucking up as soon as they engineered something great.
Does this mean Slash goes back to Marshall from Magnatone ?? 🎸
@@kahlrhoam6769 T😅hey also have had a shitload of great products released over the years. Every company fucks up sometimes, even the best ones. Rocktron comes to mind... I loved almost everything they were offering, rock solid, great sounding, super intuitive... then in just a few months, they were almost wiped out... crazy. I think Marshall have no choice but to do things right at this point. It's do or die if you ask me.
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Ok, the jokes aside, after watching this video, and hearing Henning's synopsis, there is something quintessentially British about Marshall. Not the part about being a bit awkward and shabby and appearing standoffish until you get to know them (although...). Here comes an essay, sorry.
Here's this company, like Morgan or Rolls Royce or, well,Jaguar cars, that has a worldwide reputation and a brand name with huge recognition and doesn't want to betray that history. It also doesn't have a chance of making money in the real world, it has some success as a luxury brand, but it keeps going on the love and support of a lot of dewy-eyed romantics. It is right on the edge of being sucked into a big corporate and disappearing altogether.
Whether that happens depends on the greed or the loyalty of a few people who have worked on the same little industrial park on the outskirts of some provincial town.
Why?
This little factory is in a country that has utterly abandoned industry and engineering. Like, as a culture.
Yorkshire used to be scattered with companies that made speakers to the highest specification and what had a huge expertise in audio electronics and engineering. Marshalls sounded great because of their speaker cabs as much as their dirty preamps, let's be honest. And the amps went dirty because power amps of that design couldn't pump out watts and stay cool like modern ones. And the speakers were incredible marvels of design because the drivers had to make as much noise as possible when 100 or 200W was the maximum input, because the amps would literally burn out.
Right now, in my garage, I have a pair of 100W seventies PA speakers and a pair of Yamaha actives bought this year which are rated, I think, 800W rms. The seventies speakers recently fell into our hands as they are my partners' family's heirlooms. They admirably hold their own in volume and clarity against my band's PA despite having been kept in "not ideal" circumstances.
The company that built the speakers was a startup that tanked pretty quickly; my father in law was gifted them as thanks for helping the builders with their wiring designs. The company that made the drivers (which used to be in high-end hi-fis and TVs all over Britain and most of Europe) barely exists anymore and makes high end.
This is the ecosystem that Marshall developed in.
No more: now "technology" means computers and automation, where craftsmanship, quality, durability, and frankly, rewarding the people who do the actual work of making a product is generally considered business anathema.
Laney, Ashdown, Marshall are great amp builders. In modern manufacturing terms, these companies essentially operate out of a garden shed. They may now make their money, like everyone, to some extent, on flimsy stuff built in the far east, but at the heart, they are the same guys who had a little workshop above a guitar store, or whatever.
And you can survive like that, without selling your souls and becoming the next behringer, if middle class men will buy a second hand car instead of a new one so they can buy music toys off you. In the UK, Overwater and Enfield basses come to mind.
I met Jim Marshall at the Marshall booth at the British Music Fair (in I think around 87) he was a really nice guy, we had a brief chat about Jimi Hendrix and the Marshall gear he was using.
I would LOVE to see the Marshall Factory and the museum of their beautiful historic collection.
Absolutely top notch video Henning, thanks very much for this and your valuable insight.
@@garystevens6831 I might have been at the same event.. Jim Marshall definitely sold me a marshall t shirt at some guitar thing in the past.
I had an almost identical meeting as you with Jim back in 87 only this was in New Zealand I chatted with him for about 45 minutes before the show opened and talked hendrix and randy Rhoads...he gave me a Marshall jacket I still have today....cheers
Great...now "more passion...more energy..." is going to violate my thoughts all day long.
Let’s be honest did you edit the video as no licking the product was evident.😍😎🎸
It wasn’t a licking kinda visit
Congrats for the awesome recognition it is to have Marshall management actively listening to you! And thanks for giving us some hope on what is, for me, one of the corner stones of rock music as we know it. I have a tiny 1w Marshall valve amp to play in my apartment and I love cranking it up every single time I can.
I've lived in Milton Keynes for a long time. Its a strange place but it's not a bad place to be a nerd. The live music scene is pretty good too.
Pavement, not sidewalk.
Crossing, not Crosswalk.
That note, was that the original note from 1969?!?!
The nostalgia of seeing that!
😢
Yes, it was the original…. So cool
Great video Henning 😀
I would like Marshall to release something like Mesa Filmore - a lightweight but full-fledged tube amplifier. Two channels - beautiful clean (which is cooler in Marshall than in Fender - and I say this as a big Fender fan :) ) and a pure Marshall overdrive (can be, for example, with 3 modes like in JVM). Just good tube amp that doesent breaks my back ;)
I wait to see. Obviously small amps with good ir direct out, USB etc. A board amp like Laney etc. I'd love to see that in the products.
I met a guy who manages the studio a while back. Non arrogant lovely guy. They have the people we need the products.
I play Metal and I want a Marshall bass amp !
It was nice of Glenn to take the time to stand beside Marvin in the sci-fi museum like that
Marshall is exactly the brand that should have you involved as an outside voice. Kudos to them for realizing that. It's a great brand that needs to keep innovating.
Ive said it before 😃if Marshall brought out reasonably priced solid state combos from 20 watts up to 100 with creambacks and looking like the jcm 800 vintage they'd sell masses! Look at the orange s.s.range! Giggable,light,loud, reliable,work horses but with more controls than orange! Presence for example 👍😎
Okay, between this and the Polyphia announcement, I am fucking rearing and ready to go, LET'S FUCKING RANT
(Continuity dictates that this was very cool of Marshall to do, and a good sign of outreach with artists, songwriters and producers in the Zzounds era, I would be a prick if I didn't acknowledge that. I wonder about the coherence of Marshall's business model vs. what Hennig was presented with - does this mean a Marshall Custom Shop or Workshop Series are ACTUALLY on the cards? I do honestly have to admit, though, this was a good start and this video is a very cool conclusion to your Marshall rant)
Definitely hoping for each of the size bangs but, and I'm probably in a minority here, but would love to see some new rackmounted power amps and preamps
I want my stolen Vintage Modern back. Black Purple!!