Marshall is a true rock legend. A distinct and expressive sound combined with an iconic stage presence that has inspired music fans around the world for over six decades.
This unparalleled amount of wisdom has been distilled and fused into every part of Marshall’s headphones and speakers. Nothing has been compromised when expanding the Marshall heritage of big stage performance to the individual enjoyment of good music.
The legacy began in a small Hanwell drum shop in the 1960s, where Jim Marshall sought to give a bunch of then-local guitarists the sound they wanted – a sound that was harder, crunchier, richer.
The result was the JTM45, an amp that reverberated with a sound that was much heavier than anything ever heard before. In a twist of rock’n’roll fate, those guitarists – much like the Marshall name – would go on to revolutionise music forever.
The prize
We’ve teamed up with Marshall to offer you the chance to win an Emberton III portable speaker.
Boasting 32+ hours of wireless playtime and providing the backing track to life, Emberton III is Marshall’s newest addition to its class-leading portable speaker collection.
Waterproof, dustproof, and with Bluetooth LE audio, this mighty marvel will accompany you on all of life’s adventures.
The question is: In which area of London was Marshall founded?
Competition closes: 31st October 2024
By entering the competition, it is deemed that the entrant accepts the terms and conditions stated below.
No purchase necessary.
Prize cannot be exchanged for cash equivalent.
Prize is not transferable.
One entry per person, no bulk or third-party entries, unless the rules of the competition state so.
No responsibility can be taken for any lost or delayed entries.
Winner must be 18 years old or over.
The winner will be chosen at random from all correct entries and will be notified by email.
The winner will need to confirm acceptance within 7 days of being notified. If the winner does not confirm acceptance within this timeframe, the promoter has the right to pick another winner.
