Marshall Woburn II Wireless Bluetooth Speaker - Black

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Leather texture vinyl covers the sides of the unit, and upfront is a grey fabric grille. The Marshall logo is significant, but cast in a soft gold rather than the stark white of most Marshall amps. Aside from being larger than its the Stanmore II, the Woburn II shares the same look as other members of the family. The controls sit on a brushed gold plate on the top of the unit. Most modern wireless speakers are a little ashamed of their physical buttons, but here they’re part of the appeal. One thing folks can never say about Marshall is that their speakers are ugly. The Marshall Woburn, Stanmore, and Acton speakers are all brilliantly made and a pleasure to behold. The material feels luxurious and resilient while also being comfortable to the touch and the exterior of the speaker looks like it was meant for the edge of a stage. The Marshall Woburn Bluetooth speaker also comes with RCA connectivity for people who want to connect their device to a wider Hi-Fi system. Marshall Woburn II เรียกว่าเป็นการย่อส่วนมาจากแอมป์กีตาร์ก็ว่าได้ มาพร้อมกับเอกลักษณ์ที่มองปุ๊บก็รู้เลยทันทีว่าเป็น Marshall มีความคลาสสิก พรีเมียม ผสมผสานกับความโมเดิร์นอย่างเหมาะสม ตู้ลำโพงทำจากไม้และหุ้มด้วยหนังคุณภาพดี ลายสวยงาม งานประกอบมีความเนี๊ยบ ประณีต แน่นหนา ขณะที่ตะแกรงด้านหน้าทำจาก ทำจากโลหะและใยสังเคราะห์คุณภาพสูง เก็บงานละเอียดเรียบร้อยดีมาก พร้อมกับประทับตราโลโก้ Marshall สีทองโดดเด่นสวยงาม และตกแต่งด้วยแถบสีอะลูมิเนียมทองปัดเงาสุดหรู ดีไซน์ในภาพรวมเรียกว่าหรูหราสมราคาค่าตัว

You can select between a 3.5mm input, a pair of RCAs, or an HDMI cable using a small button on the brass control panel. This also doubles as the Bluetooth connection button, which is likely to be the most common method of streaming, and this model has the upgraded Bluetooth 5.2 logic over the Woburn 2’s 5.0. The second generation Woburn comes with a frequency range of 30Hz – 20kHz and offers two 50-watt class D amps for the woofer as well as two 15-watt amps for the tweeters. To the surprise of no one, you can also play this impressive Marshall speaker in stereo. The Marshall Woburn 2 is all about making an impact, both in terms of visuals and sounds. It’s not the most modern Bluetooth speaker we’ve seen, as it doesn’t come with things like smart assistant access.Measuring 400 x 308 x 200mm (the exact same dimensions as its predecessor), the Woburn II Bluetooth speaker is a beefy bit of kit. As previously mentioned, it looks just like a stage amp – position it on your living room floor and you'll be tempted to place one foot on it and raise your horns skyward, while you peel the carrots. Other than that, you’ve got AUX In and AUX Out connections, and RCA connectivity if you’re looking to make the Woburn II part of a wider Hi-Fi system. At this price, it would be good to have seen some more smart features – multi-room support with the rest of Marshall's multi-room range would have been appreciated for instance, or Spotify Connect or AirPlay functionality, too. Extremely few, and even then, you’ll think I’m clutching at straws. First up – there’s no carrying handle like my old guitar amp had. I should point out this is not supposed to be a portable speaker, and in fact, Marshall does make portable speakers with straps, but hear me out. If the max volume isn’t a deciding factor and you want a speaker that offers a few additional options and the same audio quality Marshall has become famous for – the Woburn 3 might be worth the added cost. It seems a shame that this device doesn’t include smart functionality and other features like wireless charging, especially for the price.

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Marshall has made a point to make the materials used more sustainable, though it is hard to notice much difference from the previous iteration. The top panel is the familiar miniature guitar panel design that Marshall has smartly chosen for most of their portable products. Speaking strictly on visuals, outside of a few additional buttons and ports – these products are virtually identical. You can even access special pre-sets to help make your sound more compelling depending on what you’re listening to.

Marshall's largest speaker has a big sound to match its dimensions

Hoặc nhận tư vấn thêm về sản phẩm, bạn có thể liên hệ trực tiếp với Sound Way tại hệ thống chi nhánh: Perhaps the more reasonable complaint is its shape. Marshall’s somewhat belligerent commitment to making rectangular speaker boxes that look like guitar amps means it’s not the ideal shape for going under a TV (there’s a reason sound bars are long and thin) so unless you’ve got a lot of space it’s likely you’ll have to position it off to one side.