Marshall Headphones Unveils Woburn at IFA
By HC News |
MARSHALL HEADPHONES AND SPEAKERS TOGETHER WITH MARSHALL AMPLIFICATOIN PROUDLY PRESENTS THE RELEASE OF A BRAND NEW SPEAKER. LET US INTRODUCE: THE WOBURN.
Just like the glory days of rock’n’roll, the black or cream colored Woburn is all about freedom, allowing you to play your favorite music multiple ways. Make your music come alive: the Woburn is crafted to deliver accurate response throughout the frequency range. With unique sound design and quality components, the Woburn is built to thrill.
This loudspeaker hits high trebles cleanly, handles low bass with ease, and has a clear and lifelike mid-range. The analogue treble, bass and volume knobs give you custom control of your sound. With two standby modes, power saver and standard, it also minimizes the speaker’s environmental impact when not actively in use. The overall experience is powerfully rendered music full of punch and drive.
The Woburn’s big and powerful sound holds true to the Marshall legacy, and with its durable vinyl covering, gold piping, vintage-style fret and iconic Marshall script logo, it is the meeting point between today’s technology and vintage Marshall styling. The Woburn is right at home with the rest of the Marshall collection.
The Marshall Woburn will be available in late autumn 2014 for $500 USD at MarshallHeadphones.com and other national retailers.
ABOUT MARSHALL HEADPHONES:
Marshall is a true rock legend. That uniquely clear and expressive sound combined with a mythical stage presence has enraptured music fans around the world for five decades. We’re celebrating the brand’s rich heritage with commemorative products that live and breathe Marshall.
The legacy begins in a small drum shop in Hanwell 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 and richer. The result was the JTM45, an amp that reverberated with a sound that was much heavier than anything ever heard before. And in a twist of rock and roll fate – those guitarists, much like the Marshall name, would go on to revolutionize music forever.
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