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Marshall Uxbridge Voice Puts Alexa On A Speaker That Looks Like A Guitar Amp

Marshall Uxbridge Voice Puts Alexa On A Speaker That Looks Like A Guitar Amp

Posted on April 8, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

When Marshall first started making products styled to look like their classic amplifiers, we thought it was a passing novelty. We mean, nobody was going to take something like the Marshall Fridge that seriously. We felt the same way, of course, when they did the same thing with speakers. You know, it’s kind of cute and we kind of want one, but we’ll all be collectively tired of it soon enough. Except, they kept making the speakers. And folks kept buying them. At this point, the guitar amp styling is more than a novelty – it’s a signature style. That singularly successful design element continues in their newest speaker, the Marshall Uxbridge Voice.
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