Marshall Kilburn II Portable Speaker, Wireless & Water Resistant - Black (UK Plug)

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You even get IPX2 water resistance, making the Kilburn II resistant to the occasional splash of water. There’s also a leather carrying handle with red felt underlining that makes it convenient to carry the speaker around. On the subject of portability,… This provides the rich, loud, clear, and so beautifully room-filling sound. You can experience 360° sound in every corner of your room.

Beautiful songs like The Knife’s “Silent Shout,” or Bill Callahan’s “Drover,” hear so harmonious and detailed. The actual theme is to listen to the speaker the same. Despite its compact dimensions, there are three amp modules inside, driving a pair of tweeters (2x 15W) and a modestly-sized woofer (30W). It certainly has the firepower to make its presence known.Another useful feature for party listening is multi-host functionality, which means you can switch between two Bluetooth devices and take turns playing songs with a friend. The term premium, incredible, really goes with these two speakers. They are way too suitable for the next-level Bluetooth speaker experience. As ever, when buying a portable wireless speaker you should consider battery life. Longer playtime is better, but also consider how fast it charges - you don’t want to be waiting around forever to start cranking the tunes. Many modern speakers offer fast charging, whereby you can tease a good few hours out of your speaker with just 20 minutes plugged into the wall.

Special features: Protection against splashing water according to IPX2, analog input, differential stereophonyMarshall Kilburn II VS Stanmore, two such excellent speakers, is exceptional in every area and thus provides impressive performance. There seem such minor flaws in their whole system.

Marshall calls the Tufton “the king of the road”, and with the speaker offering over 20 hours portable playtime on a single charge, we think it’s a fair title. The oscillating synths came through with sparkle and clarity, while the bass was rich and thumping, although it did feel a bit muddy at times. Comparing the port or input-output connection, Marshall Stanmore provides more functionality than the Kilburn II. Next, the 3.5mm input or male connector lets the MP3 players or even computer sound cards connect. Also, a double-ended cable is present. This Marshall Stanmore model has a classical look that you will feel after seeing it for the first time. It kind of contains a traditional look that makes it beautiful perfect for the home.The fact that the trebles didn’t sound particularly brilliant and somewhat washed out in the audition is especially noticeable indoors. The Kilburn sounds bigger than it is with its Blumlein stereophony with a certain rear sound radiation, but it is still not a room sound miracle.