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Marshall Major (2010)
$100.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Plain, old-looking, environmentally friendly packaging. Slick Marshall aesthetics - retro and hip. Can be folded into themselves for easy transportation.
The Cons:Tight on your ears - supra-aural design gets uncomfortable after an hour or so of use. Take a bit of juice to sound their best - not as good as they could be on an iPod.
The Marshall Major headphones are a mid-cost over-ear offering. The ear cushions of these headphones are designed for softness, ensuring a comfortable listen. The Major headphones have a fully collapsible construction, for easy transport and storage.
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The vinyl headband of these headphones is made of the same material as that used in Marshall amplifiers. These headphones are a step up from the lower cost Minor model in that the Major has an over-ear design, a larger transducer (40mm as opposed to 15.4mm), higher sensitivity (121 ± 3dB AT 1kHz 1mW as opposed to 115 ± 3dB AT 1kHz 1mW), and more rated/maximum input power (15mW/20mW as opposed 2mW/5mW). The Marshall Major over-ear headphones are compatible with any 3.5mm music player.
Features
- Over-ear
- Ear cushion
- Fully collapsible construction
- Tangle-resistant fabric cord
- Compatible w/ any 3.5mm music player
- 1 year warranty
- Marshall cable clip
- Interchangeable earpads (S, M, L, XL)
- Cell phone compatible
- Microphone
- Remote
- Neutral stereo plug adapter
- Transducer: 15.4mm moving coil dynamic speaker
- Impedance: 32 Ω ± 15% AT 1kHz
- Sensitivity: 121 ± 3dB AT 1kHz 1mW(single speaker)
- Frequency response: 20 ~ 20kHz
- Rated input power: 15mW
- Maximum input power: 20mW
- Vinyl headband
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plain, old-looking, environmentally friendly packaging
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slick Marshall aesthetics - retro and hip
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can be folded into themselves for easy transportation
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closed-back design - block out a fair bit of external sound, don't leak sound as much as open phones
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tight on your ears - supra-aural design gets uncomfortable after an hour or so of use
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take a bit of juice to sound their best - not as good as they could be on an iPod
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