Looking for a speaker that screams rock n’ roll heritage while delivering serious sound? Marshall’s Stanmore III is turning heads with a solid price drop right now. This isn’t just another boring ...

As a proper Marshall audio device, the Stanmore III boasts an iconic guitar amp design. In addition, it delivers impressive ...

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I really like Marshall's Bluetooth speakers ... It’s that design that’ll really pull you in though, with its cool amp design and excellent brass accents. Its a great little speaker, and ...

Marshall Willen II is a portable Bluetooth speaker priced at Rs 12,499, offering iconic design, durability, and quality sound. It excels in clarity of mids and highs but has limited bass. With IP67 ...

Best retro Bluetooth speaker The Marshall Emberton II (buy now ... with power coming from two 25W Class D amplifiers and a battery beefy enough to run them all for up to 30 hours at a time. The USB ...

The latest edition of the Hornet has a rechargeable lithium battery for on-the-go practice, presets, individual tap tempo ...

So, when I first laid eyes on the Boult Retro Amp X60, with its stunning retro design inspired by iconic Marshall speakers ... with modern technology – Bluetooth connectivity and easy pairing ...

Onkyo is one of the most respected Hi-Fi brands, but in recent years it's focused on AV receivers rather than the amps that ...

Users can stream music from their phone or other device and play it through these amplifiers, which typically have built-in batteries and Bluetooth connectivity ... Fender Musical Instruments ...

The Victrola Wave comes in a choice of three colors – white, blue and green – and promises "a seamless and versatile listening experience". The big draw here is Bluetooth 5.4 with Auracast, which is a ...

It has Bluetooth 5.0 reception, enabling you to stream to the integrated amp and speakers from other ... Writer, musician and broadcaster Carrie Marshall has been covering technology since 1998 ...