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Marshall Major 2 Bluetooth-1-1200-80

Marshall Major II Bluetooth review

Posted on July 15, 2016August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

You may know Marshall for its guitar amplifiers, often used on stage by rock stars and amateurs alike, but the company does way more than just amps. In the past few years, Marshall’s produced several lines of headphones, a Bluetooth speaker or two and even a smartphone.

Marshall’s headphones have been universally solid offerings that target the fashion-conscious more than the audiophile. Its latest offering, the Marshall Major II Bluetooth, is the company’s first wireless headphones and it continues Marshall’s trend for focusing on fashion and fun rather than pristine sound quality and a great build.

The Marshall Major II Bluetooth are simply a wireless version of the Major II … which may be disappointing to fans looking for sound and build quality improvements over the original. There’s a $30 (£50, about AU$18) difference between the wired and wireless Marshall Major II versions which, in my experience with the category, isn’t too much to pay to go cordless.
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