King of Amplifiers

 Those unassuming black boxes stacked up on a stage merge so well into the landscape of a rock concert, that they easily go unnoticed. Until ofcourse, a guitar riff pierces through the atmosphere– it’s the power lent by the amplifier that really pulls away the ground beneath our feet.Jim Marshall, the man who created marshal amp
is a legend in himself.

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