Marshall
There’s no question that Marshall is using its iconic story as an amplifier that has driven rock’n’roll in its Bluetooth speakers for decades, and I agree. All Marshall speakers look more or less like vintage stage amplifiers, but maybe no more than the Woburn II, which measures 16 x 12 x 7.9 inches and weighs 19 pounds – it’s the size of a typical practice amplifier, so not. Doesn’t look like a doll house amplifier. From the analog dials above to the leather case to the classic speaker grille at the front, it looks like real, but it is a Bluetooth speaker. From now until June 1st you can Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth speaker for $ 400That’s $ 100 less than usual.
The Woburn II is a fully modern Bluetooth 5 speaker that supports high fidelity AptX audio. When used with Marshall’s mobile app, you can tweak the audio with a five-band equalizer, or just use the bass and treble controls above the amplifier … I mean, speaker. In addition to Bluetooth (which can connect to two different devices), there is an AUX input that you can use to connect an external sound source. One thing to note: this is not a portable speaker, so there is no battery in it. You need to plug it in to use it.
Bonus Marshall Deal: If you’re in the headphone market and love the classic Marshall atmosphere, check out the Marshall Major III wireless on-ear headphones. These are also Bluetooth and aptX compatible and are made in the same leather case as the Woburn II. At the moment it is Marshall Major III is available for $ 80This is 47% of the usual $ 150 price.
Like the speakers inspired by the amplifier, I love the vintage look of these headphones, but they offer modern convenience like 30 hours of charging between charges and an on-ear button to control playback, volume, and power.
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