Marshall Woburn II Wireless Bluetooth Speaker - Black

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Whether you want to bring the classic look and sound of Marshall to your home or experience big-stage sound in a small space, we’ve built the perfect speaker for you. Set to flat mode, with the bass and treble knobs in the middle, the Woburn II Bluetooth packs quite a punch. It's covered in painted-on warning labels and legalese that most manufacturers hide from view—the only way this will be hidden is if you place the Woburn II Bluetooth against a wall. In addition to the analogue control knobs, you can use the Marshall Bluetooth app to customize your listening experience or control the music you’re listening to. Prior to my career in reviewing tech, I worked as an audio engineer—my love of recording audio eventually led me to writing about audio gear.

Along the top you’ll find an inset control panel, also in gold, with dials to control volume, bass and treble independently, and a small toggle lever for power – all in keeping with the classic Marshall amp look. Marshall has been celebrated by some of the world’s greatest bands and musicians including: Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, Slash, Oasis, Muse, Gorillaz and Slaves. About as heavy as a solid state practice amp and just as big, the Woburn II is an imposing sight compared to your usual loudspeaker. Just use the Marshall Bluetooth app or the analogue controls on your speaker’s top panel to perfect your sound according to the room you’re in.The multi-host functionality allows you to connect with and switch between two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, great for taking turns with friends.

Previously he was the Executive Editor for TechRadar, taking care of the site's home cinema, gaming, smart home, entertainment and audio output.Please note that the Marshall Bluetooth App will only connect with the Acton II Bluetooth, Stanmore II Bluetooth and Woburn II Bluetooth speakers. Tweaking the bass and treble to taste can have wonderful results on tracks like this—I found a slight boosting of treble and a tad more in the lows and low-mids really makes the dynamics of this recording stand out, without sounding wildly sculpted.

There are dual ports on the rear panel for air moved by drivers to escape through, as well as the RCA input and the connection for the power cable. The Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth Speaker hits high trebles cleanly, handles low bass with ease and has a clear, lifelike mid range. The sub-bass synth hits that punctuate the beat are delivered with serious power here, and at top volume they don't distort. Other than its dimensions, the Woburn II Bluetooth looks very much like the rest of the new Marshall speaker lineup—black or white leather-like material encases most of the speaker, with a tweed, front-facing grille emblazoned with the Marshall logo on the main panel.Regardless, the vocals are probably the most notable bass presence in the mix through the Woburn II Bluetooth's drivers. A grey grille-pattern fabric covers the front speaker array, adorned with the recognisable Marshall badge in gold.

Whatever audio source you’re hooking up to the Woburn II, one thing’s for certain – this speaker goes insanely loud.which gave it solid connectivity to our mobile devices at all times, with the 10 metre range claim good by our estimations. At top volumes, it unfortunately distorts on this track, but let us make this clear: Top volume on this speaker is insanely loud. Woburn II hits high trebles cleanly, handles low bass with ease and has a clear, lifelike mid range. The acoustic guitar strums and higher register percussion are delivered with excellent clarity and can be given some extra crunch and shimmer with the app's EQ and the treble knob.