Marshall Celebrates Jimi Hendrix's Legacy With a Final 60th Anniversary Drop
The release highlights the Major V headphones, the Emberton III speaker and a centerpiece $2,387 USD studio amp built for dedicated musicians.
Summary
Marshall x Hendrix 60th Anniversary celebrates six decades of partnership with limited-edition designs.
The collection spans the Acton III speaker and 1959 JMH Half Stack amp, reimagined with psychedelic purple graphics and all‑seeing eye motifs.
Consumer audio editions available now; full release on September 9, 2026.
Celebrating the 60-year milestone of a legendary musical partnership, Marshall has officially introduced the Jimi Hendrix 60th Anniversary Collection. Marking six decades since the iconic guitarist first plugged into a Marshall amplifier in 1966, this limited-edition range pays homage to Hendrix’s enduring impact on rock history and his unique aesthetic vision.
The collection spans two distinct product categories to appeal to both everyday audiophiles and dedicated guitar purists: a redesigned Acton III Bluetooth speaker and a highly coveted 1959 JMH Half Stack bundle — each reimagined with psychedelic purple oil‑on‑water graphics, silver detailing and Hendrix’s iconic all‑seeing eye motif. These designs draw inspiration from Hendrix’s fascination with space, color and expanded vision, while maintaining Marshall’s signature craftsmanship and sound quality.
Both the Major V and Emberton III editions are available to purchase starting today via Marshall’s official webstore, with the Major V priced at just under £130 GBP (approx. $177 USD) and the Emberton III retailing for nearly £150 GBP (approx. $205 USD). For guitar purists and serious collectors, the premium JMH Studio edition amplifier serves as the centerpiece of this final chapter, priced at £1,749.99 GBP (approx. $2,387 USD). While the consumer audio pieces are available online now, the entire final collection – including the exclusive JMH Studio amp – will officially arrive at select global retailers and fully release online on September 9, 2026.
