Marshall, a brand known for its rock n’ roll sound, today announced the availability of the Marshall Major Headphones. Featuring the iconic Marshall look, the Major was designed for all-day listening, along with rendering music the way it was meant to sound.
The Major’s ear cushions are super-soft and the headphones feature a fully collapsible, fold-able design…that is, if you ever want to take them off your ears. Also, the exterior of the headband is made out of the same vinyl used in Marshall amplifiers. The Major also touts the original Marshall texture.
The Marshall Major headphones come complete with a 40-inch extension cable and a 6.3 mm adapter for use with your amplifier or stereo. They are available now for $99 at www.marshallheadphones.com
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