Photo by antiMusic's Rob GrabowskiSlash Will Still Rock Marshall Amps was a top 23 story of Nov. 2023: (PPRG) Last week, it was announced that the iconic Guns N' Roses and Velvet Revolver guitarist Slash will be developing a new amplifier with Magnatone.
The guitarist has now reassured fans that he will also continue his successful and decades-long partnership with Marshall Amplification.
"To clear up any misconceptions that might arise, although Magnatone and I have been working together to create a new Amp, I still maintain my long relationship with Marshall, and I look forward to continued collaboration with their incredible team." --Slash
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