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Introducing Marshall Headphones

Marshall is one of the most renowned companies for the production of audio amplification devices. A business started by drummer and music teacher, Jim Marshall, in 1962, it grew over the years and eventually become recognized worldwide to manufacture the highest quality of amplifiers for musical instruments and later for mobile phones ‘speakers. Although quite expensive than other brands, Marshall has received thousands of patrons from all over the world.

In the last few years however, Marshall Amplification has been disregarded with the emergence of other brands. Fraud copies of which are even among the competition that adds to the ignorance of many people to real headphone existence. The Peterson Group now choose to give due recognition to this world renowned company which has somehow revolutionized and contributed to the advancement of technology.

Although the headphones and Bluetooth speakers distributed by Marshall Amplification is not designed by their own company, from an engineer’s stand point, it has the same quality as with the products of the conglomerate brand. From its golden wires to sturdy accents, the look and feel of a legitimate Marshall headphone is a good example of standard and quality.

The fame of Marshall Amplification not only limits to developed cities. Users and distribution includes developing cities such as Bangkok, Thailand, Jakarta, Indonesia and Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Its popularity has begun with the innovation of Mode Q and Mode, two new but very similar earphone models. Both use 9mm dynamic drivers, which according to reviews are essentially a miniaturized cone speaker driver, and both have an inline microphone/remote control. The Mode EQ adds an equalization switch, gold accents, and a right-angled plug of gold-colored metal that has the look and feel of something you’d find at the end of a guitar cable. The EQ switch has two positions: EQ1 delivers what Marshall calls “warm, bass-heavy sounds,” while EQ2 is “brighter with an emphasis on the midst and highs.”

They are also very portable despite their built. With light features, the earphones just seem to slide down the ear tube, garnering an outstanding rating from many users.

Marshall is also known to have the sturdiest sound among its competition. Many people expect that headphones wearing the Marshall brand might be kinda Beats-ish -- i.e., packing way too much bass and rendering everything else in relatively low fidelity. However, it has been proven that it only emits vivid sound with the right amount of tonal balance.