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Marshall Stanmore II Voice review: a well-designed, well-made, well-balanced smart speaker that has the power to really thrill with the volume turned up
The sound quality is fairly good overall, especially with rock music, but I had several problems with its operation.
Marshall is known for their amazing guitar amps and speakers and are looking to dominate the market with the Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker.
For those who are about to rock, the Stanmore II has just about everything you need--as long as you don’t mind spending a big chunk of money.
We review this seriously smart speaker In an age where smart speakers tend to blend into the background, Marshall’s Stanmore II Voice is a big, brash and unapologetic ode to awesome sound. Don’t be fooled by its chunky, old-school looks – the tech inside is anything but. Sporting advanced Bluetooth 5.0, aptX and Google Home
Marshall's upgraded mid-range speaker is a powerhouse of sound tailored to those who love the feeling of being at a concert and seeing the giant iconic amps littering the stage.
Audio and sound are the first things that come to mind upon hearing the brand, Marshall. Recently, the Marshall Stanmore II Voice speaker made its way to
Rock 'n' roll gets sophisticated
The Marshall Stanmore II is a good all-around performer, matching or surpassing the scores of much more expensive wireless speakers in our rankings.
The Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker delivers strong audio, but its price feels a bit high for the overall experience it delivers.
Big statement, big sound
The Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker is a rock icon in speaker form that doesn’t break a sweat at high volumes
