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By Lukas Sigl
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Partition 1.What is Marshall Amplification? 2.History 3.Company‘s Founder 4.Types of Amplifiers 5.Amp-Technology 6.Locations 7.Famous Musicians using Marshall 8.Latest Models
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What is Marshall Amplification? British Company Guitar- and Bass-Amplifiers Guitar Sound Effects Guitar- and Bass specific products
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History Jim Marshall‘s first store in 1960 in London Sold only drums, later also amplifiers Employee Ken Bran built first Marshall Valve- Amplifiers More and more popular Since 40 years the same design
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Company‘s Founder James Charles „Jim“ Marshall Born on 29 th of July in 1923 in Kensington, London Plays drums 1949: Starts to give lessons ‘60ies: Begins to built guitar amplifiers 1984: “Queens Award for Export” by the Queen of the United Kingdom Daughter: Victoria (Management Director of Marshall Amp.) Son: Terry (Saxophonist)
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Types of Amplifiers Combo – Amplifier and speaker in one box – Used for practice but not that often for live Gigs
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Types of Amplifiers Stack – Half Stack Amplifier and speaker in seperate boxes Amplifier on the top of one speaker Small Gigs – Full Stack Amplifier on the top of two stacked speakers Big Gigs
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Amp Technology Valve Amp – Vacuum Tubes to amplify the signals – Not often in use in electronics – Good for guitar amps (warm and powerful sound) – 50 to 100 W for live-gig-using
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Amp Technology Transistor Amp – MOSFETS for amplification – Good alternative to expensive valve amps – Not that good sound as valve amps
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Amp Technology Hybrid Amp – Composition between Transistor and Valve amps Marshall Valvestate
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Locations Development Center – Bletchley, Milton Keynes in England – Developed by a team of engineers and musicians Production Location – High end products in Bletchley – Entry-level products in China and South Korea
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Famous Musicians using Marshall One of the first ones: Pete Townshend (The Who), Jimi Hendrix But also: Eddie van Halen, Eric Clapton, Angus Young (AC/DC) and John Frusciante (Red Hot Chili Peppers Blues, Rock, British Rock, Funk, Metal etc.
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Latest Models JVM – JVM means Jim and Victoria Marshall – 100W full valve amp – 4 Channels with no semiconductors in signal path for a better sound – Digital Reverb – Programmable Master Volumes Haze – 15W Stack with full valve engine – Lower sector of costs – Smaller gigs – Half stack with big speaker – Full stack with haze speakers
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