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This research blog was kept up until 3rd May. This is because the research process started to slow down and the creative process began. For more information on how my work was formulated please see th… more →
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Research Blog Note
ivancheung wrote 2 months ago: This research blog was kept up until 3rd May. This is because the research process started to slow d … more →
Signatures
ivancheung wrote 3 months ago: Since the beginning, Jim Marshall has not believed in giving away free amplifiers to musicians. If y … more →
Marshall Meets New Technology
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: The years 1989, 1990 and 1991, all saw new products for Marshall. In 1989 Marshall ventured into a n … more →
A Change in Music, A Shift In Identity
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: American Metal band Slayer in the 80s The 80s (what I call the modern era of Marshall) marke … more →
The Beginnings Of The Modern Era
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: Marshall’s new flagship amplifier during the 80s, the JCM800. Two important factors oc … more →
The Golden Age Of Marshall
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: Jimmy Page with his Gibson double neck guitar, probably playing Stairway To Heaven, a song r … more →
Marshall International: The Rose-Morris Disaster
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Since the start of the company, Marshall has been on the side of the working musician. Providing th … more →
James Marshall Hendrix
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: Jimi Hendrix A young James Marshall Hendrix, also known as Jimi Hendrix impressed Chas Chand … more →
More Power!: The Marshall Stack
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: Townshend with his wall of stacks As the British Invasion became more aggressive, its popula … more →
Marshall Versus Vox
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: The Vox AC30 Marshall’s main competitor within Britain was Vox. Vox had been around a … more →
A 'Les Paul And Marshall' Kind Of Guy
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: ‘John Mayall Bluesbreakers with Eric Clapton’ (1966) Since the release of the JT … more →
JTM-45
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Above: The front and bottom of the sixth prototype (aka #1) of the first Marshall amplifier (the JT … more →
The Guv'nor: Jim Marshall
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: Jim Marshall was born on July 29, 1923 in North Kesington, London. At a very early age Jim was enam … more →
Bass Middle Treble
ivancheung wrote 4 months ago: This blog will contain research on Marshall Amplification for the modules New Product Development an … more →
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