***** MARSHALL PREMIUM HEADPHONES ***** ORDER NOW!

Andrew Moore

Andrew Moore

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Marshall are renowned for their Audio equipment producing some of the best AMPs in the industry. With years of experience in the game Marshall have developed two brand new headsets, the Major and the Minor to take centre stage for for the style concious audio enthusiast. Stock is arriving at the end of the week so get in quick and order now to avoid any disappointment!

Marshall Major Premium Headphones - Black @ £88.79 inc VAT



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Marshall has been carried over the world for nearly 50 years. Breathless roadies and roaring trucks have worked hard to make Marshall heard all across the globe. Now, time has come for you to carry this magnificent burden of rock 'n' roll all by yourself. Spending half a decade on tour with the most prominent and untamed musicians builds experience and a feel for what really works. This unparalleled amount of wisdom has been distilled and fused into every part of Marshall headphones.

The Major embodies vast amounts of the massive Marshall legacy. Besides being straight up dazzling, the major is a solid workhorse with great stamina, designed with non-stop, all day listening in mind. No matter how heavy the music, the super soft cushions will rest lightly upon your ears and if, by chance, would like to take the Major off your head, they are foldable for easy storage and transportation.

Features:
- Discreet in-line microphone and remote for use with mobile phones;
- Compatible with any music enabled device with a 3.5mm jack socket;
- 100cm/40" extension cable;
- 6.3mm Adaptor included;
- Supersoft ear cushion;
- Fully collapsible construction.

Specifications;
- Transducer: 40mm moving coil dynamic speaker;
- Impedence: 32ohms 15% at 1kHZ;
- Sensitivity: 121 +/- 3dB at ikHZ imW (single speaker);
- Frequency response: 20-20kHZ;
- Rated input: 15mW;
- Maximum input power: 20mW

Only £88.79 inc VAT.




Marshall Minor Premium In-Ear Headphones - Black @ £49.99 inc VAT



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The Minor is an advanced and hard working in-ear model. In addition to it's good looks it incorporates quite a few exciting features. Earclick is a construction that ingeniously secures the earphone into position on your ear. The minor comes equipped with discreet in-line microphone and remote for use with your mobile phone. Combined with excellent audio and a tangle resistant fabric cord, the Minor is in for a long haul.

Features:
- Discreet in-line microphone and remote for use with mobile phones
- Compatible with any music enabled device with a 3.5mm jack socket
- Unique 'Earclick' system ensures the device is held comfortably in place
- Size adjustable - comes complete with four interchangeable pairs of pads

Specifications;
- Transducer: 15.4mm moving coil dynamic speaker
- Impedence: 32ohms 15% at 1kHZ
- Sensitivity: 115 +/- 3dB at ikHZ imW (single speaker)
- Frequency response: 20-20kHZ
- Rated input: 2mW
- Maximum input power: 5mW

Only £49.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
These have just landed along with the odd sample for us to have a play with and all I can say is Wow! I am absolutely blown by the clarity and depth that the headphones provide, The Majors are simply sublime!

I myself have a set of Sennheiser PXC 450s that cost me around £240 odd about 6 months ago and are still sat at this price. The Majors are so so close to the sound quality produced by the 450s with mid tones and the higher notes hitting a near perfect match that they are barely any different. The only draw back I can see is that the base although warm and reasonably deep feels a little more punchy rather than the more rounded sound from the 450s. As for comfort, the Majors sit very nicely on the head isolating all background noise and not suffering in the slightest from the hustling noise sometimes associated with noise cancelling headphones when the cables rub on clothing. Another major bonus is how light they are! You can barely feel them on your head making them an absolute pleasure to use.

At just short of £90 I honestly cannot recommend these enough so if your in the market for some nice light weight high quality cans then I suggest that the Marshall Majors are certainly looked in to. :)
 
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Just had a listen to these and the sound is very natural and the quality simply sublime. They are also so lightweight, can't feel them on my head. So for music they are superb, can't comment on gaming though. :)
 
Sound brilliant, though forgive me if I assume you two to be a little biased considering you have a pile of them to sell. That said, I believe you on the most part! I'd love to give them a try, look like they're presented very nicely too.
 
Wifey`s bought me a pair of the Major`s.I`ve tried them alongside a pair of Beyer DT250`s that i use regularly.I have to agree with pretty much everything Andy has said.I use the Beyer`s for Monitoring, through a Line 6 HD500,and being a Guitarist,i`m Tone obsessed.To be fair,i think the Beyer`s have the edge,but not by much.The Marshalls are worth considering for sure.
 
Paolo said:
Wifey`s bought me a pair of the Major`s.I`ve tried them alongside a pair of Beyer DT250`s that i use regularly.I have to agree with pretty much everything Andy has said.I use the Beyer`s for Monitoring, through a Line 6 HD500,and being a Guitarist,i`m Tone obsessed.To be fair,i think the Beyer`s have the edge,but not by much.The Marshalls are worth considering for sure.
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Beyer DT250s are an excellent headset for sure so its certainly nice to know that the Marshalls are a worthy alternative. The Beyer DT100 and DT770s also have to watch out too.

Going to purchase a set myself I think :)
 
dont be fooled by the minors, they are just re-badges urbanears. along the lines of skullcandy. Which makes sense, given that Zounds, the company that manufactures the majors and the minors, also manufacture for both urbanears AND skullcandy.

I doubt they (the majors and minors) are as good as people are making out in this thread, but i'll ignore those reviews until i hear some myself.
 
Andrew Moore said:
Beyer DT250s are an excellent headset for sure so its certainly nice to know that the Marshalls are a worthy alternative. The Beyer DT100 and DT770s also have to watch out too.

Going to purchase a set myself I think :)
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I wouldn`t be without the Beyer`s Andy.I used to use a set of Shure SRH840`s,but the Beyer`s just floor them.:D

@ James, i assue you,if the Marshalls were crap i`d say so :).But as you say,try them,everyone`s ears are different.
 
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they look very interesting, like the packaging sort of old school looking with the colour of the boxes etc
 
I popped into OcUK last friday to talk to them about the P67 launch and I could resist buying a set of the Minors. My Sennheisers are now consigned to my top drawer and my goldrings have gone back to where I bought them from, along with the ones that I bought for the missus (both developed a fault within a month).

I admit that, being a guitarist, the gimmick factor hooked me but the audio quality is really good for a set of this sort of price and the build quality put my other sets to shame.
 
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I'm interested in both the majors and minors..

Looking for a new set for my iPod/ phone for training etc...

As for the majors they would be for laid back listening..

I'm looking to replace my sanns cx300s and sanns hd205 why I asked.


Believe these maybe what I'm looking for inexpensive(ish) solution
 
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