The Stanmore III is a dedicated home speaker meant to be stationary, as there's no battery inside. For portable needs, you can look at the Tufton , Emberton , or Woburn speakers from Marshall.

The Marshall Woburn III is a large, versatile Bluetooth speaker with a vintage design and substantial knobs for controls. The ...

Marshall’s Stanmore III is turning heads with ... What’s particularly cool is how future-proof this speaker is. It’s rocking Bluetooth 5.2 right now, but it’s built to handle whatever ...

There is no significant difference between Bluetooth, Aux and RCA input sound quality. Ease of use: We found the Marshall Stanmore III ease of use to be Excellent overall. Bluetooth pairing ...

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Basically a mini version of the iconic Marshall amps you've seen on stages everywhere, but built for your home, the Marshall ...

The Marshall Bluetooth app works as a remote control ... Who Is the Marshall Stanmore III Speaker Best For? If you enjoy unwinding after a long day by listening to smooth and clear music or ...

The Stanmore II is the medium-sized model in the Bluetooth family ... auxilliary or RCA ports. The speaker can also be customized further with the optional Marshall app to control EQ settings ...

With my tight criteria firmly in hand, I settled on Marshall’s Stanmore III — the middle child in its home speaker lineup — and haven’t looked back. It has Bluetooth, which satisfies my ...

The speaker uses the Bluetooth 5.1 standard and the basic ... Larger Marshall Bluetooth speakers—like the Stanmore (read our Marshall Stanmore II review) and the Woburn—have long enjoyed ...

Unlock to see our ratings and compare products side by side Sound quality: Marshall's Stanmore ... we used a wireless Bluetooth, optical and wired connection. The speaker can provide a decent ...