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My beloved Marshall I tried many different headphones until I came across the Marshall Major 3. I really liked the sound. (I listen to different music, but mostly rock 70-80. Favorite band is CHICAGO.) Cool design, comfortable, light with simple and clear controls. I was very pleased! Unfortunately, the plastic part on the headphones broke. I'm lucky. I still had a couple of months of the warranty period, which allowed me to contact the head office MARSHALL in the headphone department. I am grateful to the team and especially to Emme (Marshall Headphones)! I got... MARSHALL 4! Great Marshall! Thanks a lot!

I love my New Marshall Major IV headphones. The sound is so clear it is unbelievable. As a drummer it really helps learning new songs because I can hear the drums so well.

Marshall is one of world’s leading manufacturers of sound equipment. This really shows in the MAJOR IV headphones. These weren’t even the noise-cancelling version of Marshall’s wireless headphones, yet the only thing I hear is my music. They’re comfortable, stylish, and most importantly, the sound is unbelievable. I probably won’t ever need to buy another pair of wireless headphones.

These Marshall Major headphones are spot on for me. Very comfortable, great sound and connection and control is simple. Cannot fault in any way.

Guess who's back to buy their second pairs of marshall Major III Bluetooth On ear headphones, I AM!!! I got my first pair of marshall wireless headphones when I turned 14 (I turned 17 today), and those things lasted me up until 4 days ago when I dropped them down the stairs..Oopsie.. I'm talking about wearing them up to 12 hours everyday, to the gym, to school, while traveling, and so on for three years straight!!! I even use to play ball toss with my friends using the headphones as the ball, and they somehow managed to survive each fall!! While I don't recommend playing catch with them I will say I recommend the Major III Headphones !!!!! Those babies where my confidence boosters on the way to class each day, blasting the bass on max volume!!! I'm currently saving up money for my next pair, because believe me, The price was worth it!!! - Sophia. S

I've been using Marshall Major headphones since their release many years ago, so I consider myself a loyal fan. What I don't understand about this particular new model is the new location of the knob. I got used to managing the volume on the left, so it would be hard to change my habits.

I just purchased the Marshall Major IV headset. The sound is amazing. Now I'm considering ordering speakers :)

Very good Headphone Marshall Major 3

Nice separation between instruments with these headphones. Sound is not neutral, but I really enjoy Marshall’s sound signature. It’s warm, but not dark and muddy, if that makes sense; not hot fudge, but more of a creme brûlée. I watch movies, listen to sleep hypnosis, and fill my ears with post-rock and jazz. Everything sounds rich and clear on all formats. Furthermore, I can listen for hours with no ear fatigue, partially due to the fact that they’re also lightweight and comfortable. For the record, I already own the Emberton speaker and am enjoying it so much that I decided to try these headphones too. Both pack a great bang for your buck, in my opinion. Anyway, I recommend these or any of their products. I expect to try more myself in the future.

I am really enjoying these headphones. They are very comfortable! The sound is a little on the warmer side of neutral, with strong but not overpowering bass. Treble is very good and never harsh. As some professional reviewers have noted, the midrange is slightly recessed, most noticeable on vocals. Overall, they have a pleasing, fun sound with plenty of detail, that works for many genres. I compared them primarily to a pair of Oppo PM-3. The PM-3 were much more portable, but much less comfortable with smaller, shallower earcups. The PM-3 had a prominent midrange making them better for vocal material, but for everything else I preferred the Shure SRH1540. I kept the Shure phones and returned the PM-3, as only one pair was in my budget. Some might feel the Shure are overpriced, but with an extra cable and set of earpads, which would cost nearly $100, the price is comparable to the competition.