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“It will sound and more importantly, feel, like the amp that defined rock and roll”: Universal Audio’s UAFX Lion ’68 puts a Plexi in a pedal, offering Marshall-style roar – and a direct ‘Brown sound’ setting
Elsewhere, the Boss CE-1, Teletronix LA-2A Compressor and vintage tremolo tones all get the compact UAFX treatment
Marshall Studio JTM ST20H review – one of the most important amps in rock and blues gets a modern-day reboot
The classic JTM45 finally comes to the lower-watt Studio series – and it’s one of the finest Marshall amps in years
“The amp that started it all is back”: Marshall’s first new build since the takeover is a streamlined, vintage-inspired take on its classic JTM45
The storied UK amp maker looks to be back on track with the downsized Studio JTM range
Wait, Polyphia are using Marshall amps now?
Digital modeling enthusiasts Tim Henson and Scott LePage have been spotted with JCM800s – but is everything as it seems?
Best Marshall amps 2025: Our pick of amps for rock and beyond from Marshall's full range
From bedroom-friendly combos, to stage-ready heads, we count down the best Marshall amps you can buy right now
Marshall Bluesbreaker, Shredmaster, Drivemaster and Guv'nor review
The well-loved, long-gone classics have returned as the Vintage Reissue Pedals series – complete with their original circuitry
James Hetfield used a “legendary” head modded by Eddie Van Halen’s amp wizard for every track on Metallica’s new album
According to 72 Seasons producer Greg Fidelman, the Metallica frontman leant heavily on this revived guitar amp, which was modded by renowned tech José Arredondo
Marshall Amps sold to Swedish speaker company, bringing an end to family ownership
The iconic UK amp brand used by everyone from Jimi Hendrix to AC/DC is changing hands
Marshall confirms the worst-kept secret in gear and unveils Vintage Reissue pedal series
A year after the Bluesbreaker's reboot was first teased – and just days after the entire range was spotted in the wild – Marshall has finally announced the return of the Bluesbreaker, Shredmaster, Drivemaster and Guv'nor
