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SlashGear‘s review Edit Like Unlike

The bass is thunderous, the highs sound like lovely pixies in the forest, and everything in between just plain sounds good. Marshall has not let us down with this total package that of course also includes several headphone jack converter tips and a lovely box as well. You might end up tossing the box out, truth be told, but know this: the design of the packaging here as well as the brand power on the phones is top-notch. The signature printed in shiny black in on the inside top bit of this set of headphones lets you know: they’re good enough to be Marshall brand approved.

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Jun 12, 2012

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www.trustedreviews.com‘s review Edit Like Unlike

We like the robustness and useful folding design of the Marshall Major headphones, and they definitely look and sound pretty good. However, some issues with a getting a comfortable fit and the fact that better sounding alternatives are available for less money precludes a recommendation.

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Mar 10, 2011

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Pocket-lint‘s review Edit Like Unlike

It's clear that you're paying for the Marshall name to a certain extent, but that's not to say that these headphones have nothing else to offer. They're lightweight and portable, the audio quality is pretty decent and they block out a fair bit of external noise. And of course, they look very cool. If you're not a fan of on-ear cans then you may find them a little uncomfortable, but that's purely down to personal taste. Those that prefer an in-ear design might like to the know that the brand also offers the cheaper Marshall Minor in-ear 'phones.

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Mar 04, 2011

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gadgetreview‘s review Edit Like Unlike

So is Marshall guilty of brand leveraging? Have they simply “dialed” the Major’s in and not spent the same time and care that won them the hearts (and wallets) of guitar players the world over? Yes and no. Aesthetically they drip with Marshall’s charm and attention to detail. But they suffer slightly in the sonic department and sure as hell aren’t comfortable enough for mid to long term use.

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Feb 02, 2011

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CrunchGear‘s review Edit Like Unlike

The Marshall Majors aren’t in-a-quiet-room headphones for appreciating music — though being a closed design, they let little sound escape (good for roommates). The Marshalls are about two things: the brand, and listening to music out in the world. You’re paying extra for the Marshall logo, make no mistake, but that doesn’t mean they’re bad. They’re good-looking, have a nice big sound, nice isolation, and a good cord for portable use. If you’re willing to overpay by a small amount, you’ll have a nice little pair of cans to show for it.

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Published on:
Dec 23, 2010

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