has a song called ‘Marshall Stack’ that describes the undying allure of a column of Marshall amplifiers. Created by Jim Marshall, who died Thursday at the age of 88, the amplifier, best known ...

The Marshall stack was so much larger than life that it lent itself to excess as well. The famous amp in the mockumentary “Spinal Tap” with a unique setting of 11 on the dial was a Marshall ...

it was through working with Townshend that Marshall originated the “Marshall stack” setup — with an amp head balanced atop two speaker cabinets — which became an iconic presence on rock ...

So I plugged into a Marshall stack with my guitar and treble booster ... “I stayed behind backstage and I looked through ...

Thus was born the first 100-watt amp. Add to that two cabinets, each bearing four speakers—together, the components came to be known as the Marshall stack—and Marshall secured himself a ...

“So I plugged into a Marshall stack with my guitar and treble booster ... I stayed behind backstage and I looked through between the amps as Jimi came on stage, plugged into that same amp ...

“So I plugged into a Marshall stack with my guitar and treble booster ... Jimi came on stage, plugged into that same amp – and it sounded like a cataclysm Speaking in October last year ...