Marshall Stockwell II BT Black & Brass
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Le Marshall Stockwell II est un haut-parleur Bluetooth portable aux dimensions 180x161x70mm, poids 1,4kg et sangle guitare. Contient subwoofer et tweeters avec trois amplis class D pour son multidirectionnel. Indice IPX4, batterie 20+ heures avec charge rapide USB-C. Bluetooth 5.0 portée 10m, molettes analogiques pour basses, aigus et volume. Adapté à un usage mobile quotidien.
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I am an audiophile, and high-quality music is my favorite treat and helps keep my mood at the right level. This little speaker is powerful enough for its size with great quality of sound. I move it around my house listening to my favorite music or audio books. It can be easily taken out in a small bag or just using its handle. I got it in a different marketplace but came here to say thank you Marshall for bringing such good quality of sound for 100 years!
I am an audiophile, and high-quality music is my favorite treat and helps keep my mood at the right level. This little speaker is powerful enough for its size with great quality of sound. I move it around my house listening to my favorite music or audio books. It can be easily taken out in a small bag or just using its handle. I got it in a different marketplace but came here to say thank you Marshall for bringing such good quality of sound for 100 years!
Nina
16 janvier 2026
Bought this twice (black and red, light grey version) - love it. The sophistication of the sound is simply on another level compared w other portable bluetooth speakers. Live in a 540SF 1 bedroom and the sound was never lacking in volume. Not only that but the aesthetics is ON POINT. . . I honestly want to buy other colorways, before they become even less available. Eg the indigo (rare). UGH. love them. I don't even use my Bose Soundlink mini anymore.
Bought this twice (black and red, light grey version) - love it. The sophistication of the sound is simply on another level compared w other portable bluetooth speakers. Live in a 540SF 1 bedroom and the sound was never lacking in volume. Not only that but the aesthetics is ON POINT. . . I honestly want to buy other colorways, before they become even less available. Eg the indigo (rare). UGH. love them. I don't even use my Bose Soundlink mini anymore.
Joy
29 juillet 2025
Se décharge vite lorsque l'écoute est supérieur au niveau médium. . . Qualité du son et pratique grâce à son anse
Se décharge vite lorsque l'écoute est supérieur au niveau médium. . . Qualité du son et pratique grâce à son anse
Marlène H.
10 juillet 2025
I've had this for little over a year now, and I've recommended/been recommending this to friends and family. This is easy to carry around, amazing sound quality and long lasting battery. Extremely happy with this purchase.
I've had this for little over a year now, and I've recommended/been recommending this to friends and family. This is easy to carry around, amazing sound quality and long lasting battery. Extremely happy with this purchase.
Avi
6 mai 2025
Love the look but two things are disappointing. The connection to a device is slow. No idea why but unlike my other speakers and devices connect straight away there is a distinct pause before connection. The big one though was the reason I bought it have control of the treble and bass. It does it but it’s very weak. I still have to go to the phone to adjust depending on music type. It’s a real shame as companies have rush to touch screens and microswitches when the world wants buttons and knobs. So well done Marshall for that. Maybe their other models have a better implementation
Love the look but two things are disappointing. The connection to a device is slow. No idea why but unlike my other speakers and devices connect straight away there is a distinct pause before connection. The big one though was the reason I bought it have control of the treble and bass. It does it but it’s very weak. I still have to go to the phone to adjust depending on music type. It’s a real shame as companies have rush to touch screens and microswitches when the world wants buttons and knobs. So well done Marshall for that. Maybe their other models have a better implementation
Andrew D.
20 mars 2025
