Before Steve Jobs came along, we didn’t even consider white as a color option for our gear. We drove cherry red muscle cars, had jet black audio equipment and—for a brief period in the 80′s— looked to get our hands on anything so insanely neon you needed a pair of cheap-o Wayfarers to look directly at it.
All of that has changed, and the fear of getting things dirty doesn’t trump our desire to look good in the process. Now if you’ve got Spotify going on your pearly white iPhone 4s and want a seriously solid pair of headphones to match, Marshall has put out The Major in white. They’re the same collapsible cans that came in black but with a modern edge to the classic looking design. Just don’t wear them after Labor Day. $119
All of that has changed, and the fear of getting things dirty doesn’t trump our desire to look good in the process. Now if you’ve got Spotify going on your pearly white iPhone 4s and want a seriously solid pair of headphones to match, Marshall has put out The Major in white. They’re the same collapsible cans that came in black but with a modern edge to the classic looking design. Just don’t wear them after Labor Day. $119
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