Marshall is one of the most legendary brands in the music industry. They have always been best known for their guitar amplifiers, but now Marshall has gone mainstream.
In recent times, having a Marshall speaker has become extremely popular. And I can easily understand that people want their fingers in them. The quality is fantastic and the design is awesome. You’ll get a unique speaker for your home.
Read our test and buying guide below.
Marshall speaker test
Let’s get started with the test so you can find out which Marshall speaker you need to buy. The test contains the following:
- Review of the product
- Expert assessment
- Dealers
Test winner: Marshall Stanmore speaker
In the first place we have Marshall Stanmore. It reminds in many ways of the former Woburn model, but I think you get more for the money with a Stanmore compared to a Marshall Woburn. That said, the design is extremely delicious and beats all other test products at that point. It’s super fat with a more elongated shape. So, if you go a lot into how the speaker looks, you should buy it here. The elongated shape is extremely bold and it makes the speaker look delicious.
Looking at the price, it reminds a lot about Marshall’s other products. It’s a bluetooth speaker. And compared to them, this Marshall speaker knocks its competitors on the floor. At least soundy. Keep in mind that Marshall has an app so you can control the sound throughout the house if you have several Marshall speakers. The app is called Marshall Multi-Room.It is a good competitor to Sonos, who has been on the market for a long time. The app still lacks some improvements, but is generally easy to use. Let’s take a closer look at the specifications:
- Inputs: 2 x Phono, 1 x Mini Jack (Mini Jack to Mini Jack Cable included)
- Other ports: Bluetooth, 1x optical (Toslink)
- Power consumption: max 200 W
- Output power: 80 watts (RMS)
- Frequency range: 45 Hz – 22 Hz (± 3 dB)
- Base unit (s): 1 x 5.25 “”
- Treble unit (s): 2 x 0.75 “”
- Net weight: 1 kg
- Width: 35 cm
- Height: 5 cm
- Depth: 5 cm
Although it has only one base unit, it is more than ample. However, it is compatible with Chromecast, Spotify Connect and AirPlay. In addition, it has internet radio. That being said, it’s time to pick up on the product.
- Good sound
- Good quality
- Bluetooth compatible
- Apple TV compatible
- Design
- Relatively high price
If you are interested in seeing and hearing the speaker, click this video:
Marshall Stanmore: A perfect choice for those who have plenty of space and require your speaker to play extremely loudly
Marshall Stockwell Speaker
We are now back to what you would normally connect with a bluetooth speaker. At least in size. The previous speakers have almost been the size of guys amplifiers, but this one is very similar to a traditional bluetooth speaker. And yet not. Because it really stands out from the crowd. Both in terms of sound quality and design.
If you buy a regular bluetooth speaker, you often get one Plastic product that gets scratches and breaks as light as nothing. This is where Marshall strikes. This Marshall speaker has a unique design and great durability and sound quality while allowing you to move around with it. with traveling, it is protected by its black flipcover, let’s take a closer look at the specifications:
Let’s look a little closer at the specifications:
- Power supply: Battery
- Batteries: 2 x Lithium ion rechargeable (rechargeable batteries included)
- Battery life: 25 hours
- Output Power: 27 Watts (RMS)
- Frequency range: 50 Hz – 20 kHz
- Midrange device (s): 2 x 2.25 ”
- Number of equalizer bands: 2-band
- Net weight: 2 kg
- Width: 26 cm
- Height: 14 cm
- Depth: 1 cm
I like a long battery life. There is nothing worse than having to charge his device 24/7. Marshall Stockwell has a battery life of 25 hours. It’s fantastic. The speaker can also be recharged via USB. Super smart if you don’t just have an outlet nearby. With that said, it’s time to pick up on the product.
- Delicious sound
- Great value for money
- Unique design
- Travel friendly (cover)
- Low weight
- Cannot play as high as the previous two speakers
- Missing a bit of bass
If you are interested in viewing and hearing the speaker, click this video:
Marshall Stockwell: This speaker is for those who want a small, flexible and styled speaker
Marshall Kilburn speaker
Although Marshall Kilburn ends up in a last place, it is an extremely delicious Marshall speaker. It has some faults, but I still love it. Designally, it is a world of its own. It looks like a true copy of a Marshall amplifier from the 60s and 70s. Both in shape and front. In addition, it is easy to carry with you, as you can lift it using the handle.
The speaker is higher than you just expect. And so it lacks in no way is bass. In addition, Marshall has been able to mount bass and treble adjustment options. This is something we appreciate music lovers. Let’s take a closer look at the specifications:
- Power supply: Battery
- Batteries: Built-in, rechargeable
- Battery life: 20 hours
- Power consumption: 70 W
- Output Power: 25 Watts (RMS)
- Base unit (s): 1 x 4 “”
- Treble unit (s): 2 x 0.75 “”
- Frequency range: 62 Hz – 20 kHz
- Maximum sound pressure: 100 dB SPL @ 1m
- Number of equalizer bands: 3-band
- Cross-over frequency: 2 kHz
- Net weight: 3 kg
- Width: 2 cm
- Height: 14 cm
- Depth: 2 cm
With the purchase you get a mini-jack cable, a power cable and a removable leather strap. The cool thing about this speaker is that it has a big size. It measures a lot in depth, but still weighs no more than 3 kilos. You can easily carry it around.
When I tested the sound quality, I put both treble and bass at 50%. And I almost got a shock. Out came a super bold and very powerful sound with bass, fullness and warmth.
- Super sound
- Lots of adjustment options
- Headphone output
- Rem / handle
- Nice design
- Not quite as flexible as the Stockwell speaker
- Does not accept calls
- There are no playback control elements
If you are interested in seeing and hearing the speaker, click this video:
Marshall Kilburn: A perfect choice if you often have a place without power
Marshall wireless speaker
You can wirelessly connect your mobile to all Marshall speakers . Both their Kilburn and Stockwell models use rechargeable batteries as power supplies. Therefore, these speakers are wireless. You can bring them without being dependent on electrical outlets. It’s fucking easy and mega delicious.
Marshall bluetooth speaker
Common to all the speakers shown is that they have bluetooth. So no matter which one you choose, is it possible to play music from your device (such as your mobile or iPad). It is very easy to connect your device. Once connected, your device will automatically connect to the speaker when it is turned on.
Discontinued models
Marshall Woburn speaker
Marshall Woburn is out of production today, but was actually our previous test winner. A fantastic speaker in terms of sound, materials and quality. Marshall Woburn Speaker is a huge speaker that really delivers a great sound. You can hear all kinds of music genres on it, but rock and pop are the best. The speaker is in the well-known Marshall design – gold lines and gold buttons. It doesn’t get any better. Looking at the price, it reminds a lot of the Marshall Stanmore model. The biggest difference is that this Marshall speaker is larger and has 2 bass units instead of 1. If you have plenty of room, you should buy this speaker. You can hear music at full volume. The cool thing about this speaker is that there is no distortion. At the same time, it is equipped with some cool buttons where you can adjust both bass and treble. If you like loud bass then you should hear this Marshall speaker. It can really deliver a low frequency response without a mud-like intermittent response. All in all, a clean, detailed and warm sound. Let’s take a closer look at the specifications:
- Inputs: 2 x phono, 1 x minijack
- Other ports: Bluetooth, 1x optical (Toslink)
- Power consumption: max 200 W
- Output power: 80 watts (RMS)
- Frequency range: 35 Hz – 22 Hz
- Cross-over frequency: 2.8 kHz
- Net weight: 7.9 kg
- Width: 400 mm
- Height: 308 mm
- Depth: 200 mm
As you can see, it weighs 7.9 kilos, which must be said to be a part. You should pay particular attention to this if you buy it.
As a compilation of my assessment, here is a list of the speaker’s advantages and disadvantages.
- Great sound
- Good quality
- Bluetooth compatible
- Apple TV compatible
- Design
- Good price
- Very heavy
If you are interested in seeing and hearing the speaker, click this video:
Marshall Woburn: This speaker is for those who want a medium size and who can play at the same time
