Marshall's Black Friday sale is still going strong - save up to 46% on speakers and headphones
Marshall’s noise-making pedigree is on full display with these ace hi-fi products – and exclusively-discounted for Black Friday
Marshall’s a household name for good and noisy reasons. The British guitar amp brand, typified by its elegant white-script logo and black-and-brass aesthetic schema, is the powerhouse air-pusher behind AC/DC, Led Zeppelin, Jimi Hendrix and so many other quintessential loud bands.
And if you want to recreate some of that magic at home, then there's good news, as Marshall's official Black Friday sale is continuing in both the US and UK.
My first pick goes to the excellent Stanmore III Bluetooth speaker, which has a $100 price drop - down from $399.99 to $299.99. And if you're in the UK, you can save £114.99 on the same unit, with Marshall kicking the price down from £349.99 to £235.
Marshall headphones and speakers: Up to 46% off the range
Marshall’s consumer hi-fi product lines are continually winning hearts and minds, combining as they do an iconic brand with some top-of-the-line features, fixtures and modern conveniences aside. Such techy marvels are already a steal, but they’re fully stealing the show with their latest sale. On-ears, in-ears, Bluetooth speakers and beyond are getting the cost-cutting treatment.
The Marshall Monitor III ANC are a five-star pair of over-ear headphones and they're down from $379.99 to $279.99 - a sweet-sounding saving of $100. In the UK, you can grab a pair with £70 off the RRP, with Marshall knocking the price down from £299.99 to £229.99.
If in-ears are more your bag, you’ll love the Marshall Minor IV earbuds – which bagged the ‘best budget’ spot in our round-up of the best Marshall headphones. They’ve even budget-ier than before with the Marshall Black Friday sale, having seen their price slashed from $159.99 to $99.99. Meanwhile in the UK, they're down from £119.99 to just £79.99.
Back to speakers, and Marshall have also decided to shred the price of their hugely popular Emberton III Bluetooth speaker in the US from $179.99 to $149.99 and this deal applies to the portable unit in its Black & Brass, Cream, Sage and Midnight Blue colour variations.
UK music fans can get a whopping 46% off the excellent and highly portable Emberton II speaker - with the price tumbling from £149.99 to just £79.99.
My final pick from Marshall's Black Friday sale goes to the Motif II A.N.C. earbuds - a pair of in-ears that give the Apple AirPods a run for their money, and in the UK, you can grab a pair for £119.99, down from their RRP of £179.99.
There’s a reason we end up featuring Marshall products so frequently here at Louder. Their range of speakers and headphones are excellent and with this sweeping Black Friday sale, there’s no reason for you not to listen (and listen loud).
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James Grimshaw is a freelance writer and music obsessive with over a decade in music and audio writing. They’ve lent their audio-tech opinions (amongst others) to the likes of Guitar World, MusicRadar and the London Evening Standard – before which, they covered everything music and Leeds through their section-editorship of national e-magazine The State Of The Arts. When they aren’t blasting esoteric noise-rock around the house, they’re playing out with esoteric noise-rock bands in DIY venues across the country; James will evangelise to you about Tera Melos until the sun comes up.
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