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LONDON - Jim Marshall, who helped shape the sound of rock with his groundbreaking amplifier designs, has died. He was 88. His son Terry Marshall said he died in a hospice in England on Thursday ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A stack of Marshall amplifiers and speaker cabs, set up at a London venue on January 11, 2013 Legendary amp-maker Marshall ...

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The sixties superstars’ ear-shattering sounds, blasting first in small clubs and music halls and later in stadiums and arenas, relied on the basic Marshall amp for their frenzied, thunderous roar.

Jim Marshall, the “father of loud” whose signature line of amplifiers became all but synonymous with power and presence in rock and roll, died on Thursday in hospice care. He was 88. Marshall had ...

Jim Marshall, inventor of one of rock & roll’s most important innovations – the Marshall amplifier – has died at age 88. Marshall was a drummer and drum teacher who opened his own music shop in London ...