DT Giveaway: Turn your rock cachet to 11 by winning these Marshall Monitor headphones

By Digital Trends Staff Published March 3, 2016

It’s that time of week! We’ve got another great giveaway item for you. This week, we’re giving away a pair of black Marshall Monitor headphones, valued at $200.

With a gorgeous metal and leather finish, and a coiled cable that calls to mind a 1970s-style guitar cord, Marshall’s Monitor cans have the looks to accompany their rock-tuned sound.

“The Monitor offers cool styling, good sound isolation, and two ways to listen,” commented DT reviewer Ryan Waniata in our full review, referring to a built-in equalizer on the cable that can switch between a warmer sound and a brighter sound. “If you need a slim travel headset, and you love that Marshall look, we suggest you give the Monitor a try.”

Learn more at MarshallHeadphones.com.

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Starts: Saturday, March 28, 2015
Ends: 11:59 p.m. PT Friday, April 3, 2015
U.S. residents only: Sorry international fans
Random: Winners are chosen at random

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