When you're in the market for a guitar amplifier, Marshall is probably among the first few names that rolls off the tongue. But when it comes to shopping for a set of headphones, this isn't necessarily the case. In fact, it might be news to you that Marshall is in the business of making cans at all.

These are the best earphones I have ever owned

Marshall has been building a line of respectable headphones for some time now, branching out from its well-established position as a maker of top-quality guitar amps. And now, it's gone and made its top-of-the-line Monitor headphones wireless.

Crisp; clear sonics; Easy setup; Impressive overall sound for price range

Treble is almost too sharp; Not for fans of heavy bass

These are excellent cans for monitoring and mixing. I prefer the sound with the filters removed. Across the frequency spectrum of your mix you'll be able to make great mixing decisions with these. I do most of my mixing through monitors but I constantly check and reference against multiple sources.

Brilliant sound. Use them without the filter. Worth all the money.

The Legendary guitar amp company Marshall revisits the drawing board for their headphone lineup and delivered a high quality headphone that is sure to...

Mostly Metal Construction Built to Last; Metal Hinge design for Easy Transport & Storage; Dual Inputs to Daisy-Chain Additional Headphones; Lightweight and Comfortable for extended use; Terrific Sound Quality (Heavy Bass) with Good Sound Isolation; Detachable/Replaceable Coiled Cable

No 360-degree Swivel point; No ¼-inch Adapter

You know Marshall guitar amplifiers. If you're a fan of music, you know what Marshall's iconic amps look like and you have definitely heard them. The company is so much a part of music history that it's surprising that they only recently launched a line of headphones.…

Marshall is a name that you've more than likely heard before. It's been well regarded for the better part of the 55 years the company has existed for the quality of it's products.

If you're into rock and roll, then you've probably come across Marshall's audio hardware before. It's the "brand of rock stars", similar to how Beats has been marketed as the headphones of hip-hop artists.

Gimmicks aside, these headphones deliver great, distortion-free sound.