Marshall's New London Smartphone, Premieres by David Gilmour and Keith Richards, Taylor's Grand Additions, and More

GUITAR AFICIONADO   Trouble seeing this email?     Top Story - July 23, 2015     Marshall London The storied brand enters the smartphone market with an emphasis on music. Marshall Amplification revolutionized rock and roll in the Sixties with its powerful amplifiers. Now it wants to reshape the smartphone industry by putting an emphasis on music and high-fidelity audio. In a move that surprised pretty much everyone, the company has just revealed its first smartphone. Called the Marshall London, the $499 Android device features two headphone sockets (each with its own volume control), a scroll wheel that lets user move quickly through playlists, and a dedicated "M" (for "music") button at the top of the handset to launch the user's tune player of choice. The London's clear and powerful sound comes courtesy of a hi-fidelity audio card, two forward-facing speakers and enhanced bass technology. And because music is at the forefront of the London's raison d'être, it has a global equalizer that allows users to adjust the tone across all of the phone's apps. Marshall also bundles in a set of Marshall Mode in-ear headphones… Read More»     Aficionado Recommends     Jimmy Page—An Ernie Ball Original Since 1965. »   Finland's Versoul Specializes in the Design and Construction of High-End Stringed Instruments for Professional Musicians. »   Having Acoustic Issues? There's a Capo for That: The Kyser Quick Change »   Redwood Acoustics Carries the Very Best Fine Handmade Custom Acoustic Guitars Made with Rare Tonewoods. »     This Week on GuitarAficionado.com     David Gilmour Premieres the Title Track from His Upcoming Album, Rattle That Lock. | VIDEO »   Peter Frampton and Cheap Trick Pay Tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd with a Pair of Live Covers. | VIDEO »   Keith Richards Premieres "Trouble," from His Forthcoming Solo Album, Crosseyed Heart. | AUDIO »   Taylor Guitars Introduces Limited-Edition Grand Auditorium Models. »   Robert Cray Premieres "Poor Johnny" from His New Album, 4 Nights of 40 Years Live. | VIDEO »   Boss's All-New RV-6 Compact Reverb Pedal Is Now Shipping. | VIDEO »   On Newsstands Now     The Jul/Aug issue of Guitar Aficionado features David Duchovny. The famed X-Files and Californication actor suppressed his musical ambitions until a guitar brought out his hidden talents as a singer-songwriter. Next, in celebration of his 100th birthday, Guitar Aficionado remembers guitar legend Les Paul's revolutionary achievements as an inventor and musician. Then, Maui's opulent comforts and scenic splendors come roaring to life on a pair of Harley-Davidson cruisers. Later, while he still tours and records with Warrant, Erik Turner spends his free time in vineyards and wineries, thanks to his newfound love of wine. Buy This Issue» Subscribe Now»   Subscribe Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2015 NewBay Media, LLC

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