Marshall Stockwell II Wireless Portable Bluetooth Speaker - Black (UK)

Product Information

There are also two gold pins included which you can use to attach the vegan leather strap with ritzy red velvet on the underneath.

Like the Emberton, the promise of the ‘True Stereophonic’ isn’t quite delivered in the way the marketing blurb would have you think. Yes, you can hear the speaker’s output from any angle, but facing towards the speaker’s front or rear offers the most focused performance. Sit at an angle and the speaker loses its directionality. The bass sounds incredibly deep, and even at the highest volumes, you shouldn’t experience any distortion. Son temps de chargement réduit est un gros point fort, seules 20 minutes de recharge suffisent pour bénéficier de 6 heures d'écoute, et 5 heures pour une recharge complète. Le + : conception sans PVC qui comprend 70 % de plastique recyclé ainsi que des matériaux 100 % vegan. Known for supplying amplifiers to some of the biggest bands of all-time, Marshall has branched out from its gig-based roots to explore the Bluetooth speaker landscape.

Marshall Stockwell II - Technical Overview

This little guy sounds better, is smaller, is better built, and has an ungodly 50 hours of battery life. Truly it is the best portable speaker on the market today. Superb battery life. Battery longevity will depend on various factors but should be more than long enough for an outdoor dance party or a long road trip. You can keep a tab of the remaining juice via the battery indicator. That means that you can access lossless connection quality from a range of devices. With Bluetooth 5.0, your connectivity options are greater than ever.

The quality of the materials used in its construction mirror those of the Emberton, with a silicone outer casing giving the unit an IPX4 rating. This means it isn’t water- or dust-proof (the USB-C and Aux connections aren’t covered), but it can deal with splashes of water (or beer). Comprendre la plage de fréquence : Plus le premier chiffre est bas, plus l'enceinte pourra restituer des sons graves ; plus le deuxième chiffre est élevé, plus l'enceinte pourra restituer des sons aigus

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This also applies to the bass, which supported the impression of a fast and jumpy reproduction, but sounded too slim throughout. There was no real bass balance even when the bass control was turned to the right stop. You don’t get any smart assistant functionality, and there’s no wireless charging either. That might surprise you when you see the price tag. If you need to take your Marshall wireless speaker with you on the move and you forget to charge earlier, you can get up to 6 hours of playtime from a 20-minute charge. Water-resistant with durable construction. As with other Marshall speakers, both of these babies are solidly built, water-resistant, and can be taken on the road with you. Not to mention the one-year warranty. The speaker has a modest IPX4 rating, meaning that it is somewhat water resistant. It can handle light splashing from any direction, but not real water pressure or submersion, so don't throw it in the pool.

Marshall Stockwell II - Pros & Cons

There’s also an IPX4 water-resistant coating, which means that your speaker should be able to withstand the occasional splash and rainstorm. One particularly odd thing that’s missing from this device, but available on other Marshall Bluetooth speakers, is the presence of a smartphone app. A superb general sound profile. Both speakers have deep, punchy, and excellent bass for the size. Each one has an even mix, and both can go loud.

If I were getting something similar in size and shape (just a bit bigger), I would (and have) grab the IK Multimedia iLoud. What’s more, Bluetooth 5.0 ensures that you can connect your device to your speaker wherever you are. Le + : Fonction Partyboost qui vous permet de connecter plusieurs enceintes pour un son toujours plus puissant

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Ok, I will admit that I am a huge fan of the styling. Its retro design looks very cool and definitely in line with the company’s amps, making them an icon in the music industry. The dials on top give a further nod to that design ethos, and it is actually a very nice addition to fiddle with the eq settings without digging into your phone's settings. Combine that with the bulky bass, treble, and volume control on the top of the machine, and it’s easy to forget you’re not tuning your own amp. If you are a regular reader of Audiophile On, you already know what I will say. Yes, you should buy the Minirig 3 Bluetooth speaker. While it’s fair to say that Marshall’s guitar amp appearance might not appeal to everyone, it’s hard to ignore the incredible quality in the sound that these speakers produce. While it still weighs a hefty 1.2kg, the device is lightweight enough that you can take it with you to any local house party or event.