Name: Stanmore
Brand: Marshall
SKU: 119367
Rating: 3.5 (137 reviews)

Marshall Stanmore - Pros & Cons

exhibited clean vocals and orchestra
cleaner
leaner
and more balanced overall
an overall good performer with a generally pleasant tonal balance
robust and powerful presence of the drums
smart speaker is very easy
The sub-bass truly does dance tunes great services
smart enough to produce clarity at lower and extra intimate volumes
well-balanced
speaker with a classic aesthetic and excellent performance
it looks great at the same time makes it all the better
some powerful sounds while still looking pretty great
The LED lights are a nice touch
perfect for a nice turntable and spinning some vinyl records
a very easy speaker to setup and use
The build quality is outstanding and the materials used are premium through and through
the design is spot on perfect
The bottom has four nice thick rubber feet that support the unit very well
are silky smooth to operate and Marshall added in a nice touch of backlit indicators
great clarity and no buzz or distortion even at full volume
robust woofer
great news
content and offers
sound is sweeping with good depth and crisp highs
Powerful at high volume and handles it well
The stability of the signal has improved
The depth of the bass is impressive
it sounds very good
are excellent and offer a wide range of choices
controls then are efficient
well-located
and easy to use
versatile speaker and will fit in any room in the house
The functions and controls are quite good
Dolby Atmos delivers surprisingly good sound
best user-friendliness in this country
sounds balanced and good enough for calm tones
sound is very clear and pleasant
HomeKit system is very stable
speaker has a beautiful finish in wool
and looks fantastic
Sonos One withstands moisture and sounds good
very good sound and is easy to use
compact and appealing appearance
It performs well in a variety of settings and situations
delivered decent to very good performances across all our use cases
it produces clean and precise audio
good dynamic performance in most use cases
sound quality is consistently excellent
recognisable and thoroughly iconic design
easy-to-use voice commands and superb sound
speaker is truly beautiful and adds a gorgeous classic rock aesthetic
style and reputation for great audio
best way to listen to guitars
sound
high quality audio and really decent bass
clean
legible
stable and useful - everything
The knobs are super smooth and feel great when you re adjusting volume
excellent voice clarity
enveloping sound
and easy-to-accommodate design
spacious
natural
full sound we enjoyed
the fit and finish of the product are excellent
s easy and fun to use
sounds good and looks good
good sound in a small
stylish package
strong bass and clear midrange and treble
sounds clear and natural both with voices and with musical instruments

none of them come with a remote control
sound bad playing other types of music
erratic experience with the accompanying iOS app
main screen shows the speaker and a volume slider
behavior with my iPhone and iPad was somewhat erratic
the customer-support function on the Marshall website is a joke
This is only measured for speakers and smart screens connected to mains power
rating is not included in our total score
lack of separation and dynamics present at other top performers
it s only used to update the firmware
a bit retrograde when you could use the Marshall Voice app
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only link with each other
It's a bit naff
lack of a remote control
Connecting via AirPlay took a little longer
Stanmore II Voice digs in and hits hard
Stanmore is really hard to match for multi-room
Low frequency response is not the blunt instrument
accompanying knobs are situated on the top of the device and not the front
Stanmore II it is only used to update the firmware
s not a deal breaker at all in the design
s just slightly too heavy for a speaker of this size
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only held back by a slightly inflated price tag
Stanmore II is not a tiny speaker
it struggles with music that has some serious bottom end
The speaker itself is pretty heavy at roughly 10 lbs
the styling has just got to evoke the feeling of a Marshall amp
they are not as bright as they might be
there is no carrying handle
top-end mids and high frequencies can sound a little harsh
Apple-centric design can feel limited next to other smart speakers
Roku TV Wireless Speakers
The sound can be experienced a little strained over time
Citation 100 fails to take sound advantage of its larger exterior
Cannot currently pair in stereo
The sound can be experienced as a bit rough at the edges
The sound is a bit coarse-grained
availability was inconsistent
bass was excessive at its standard settings
Bluetooth creates latency
on mono speakers and on speakers that cannot deliver a significant stereo effect
lacks some low-end extension
Low-end extension was also somewhat lacking
the speaker becomes very limited and distorted in the bass
the midrange has a tendency to become harsh and aggressive
II's list price is a bit too steep
lacks some of the streamlined feel of its competitors
No cherry-picked units sent by manufacturers
it lacks the thump of the likes of the Bose models
sound quality doesn't live up to its price tag

Marshall Stanmore - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Peak power	80 W Best: Devialet Phantom Peak power: 4500 W
Weight	5098.38 g Best: Philips BT2650 Weight: 0.21 g

Marshall - Video Reviews (9)

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Review: Marshall Stanmore II is an Impressively Loud Bluetooth Speaker

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Marshall Stanmore - Full Specifications

Channels	1.0
Low frequency	45.0 Hz
High frequency	22.0 kHz
RMS	80.0 W
Peak power	80.0 W

Height	7.28 in
Width	13.78 in
Depth	7.28 in
Weight	179.84 oz

Docking station for mobile/Tablet	no
Radio receiver	no
Smart speaker (virtual assistant)	no
Streaming standards	Spotify Connect

Colour of product	Beige Black Brown Gold Grey Wenge White

USB	no
Other connectors	Digital optical input RCA stereo input
Source of connection	iOS App Android App Windows Phone App Mac App PC App Integrated in Speaker
Aptx Support	yes
Bluetooth	yes
Bluetooth codec	aptX
Wired inputs	3.5mm RCA
Bluetooth version	4.0
Analogue 3.5mm input (Aux)	1
Wireless network (Wi-Fi)	no

Battery operated	no
Electric (not USB)	yes

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Marshall Stanmore Marshall - Editorial Reviews (11)

4.2

Based on 11 reviews

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Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Speaker review: Classic in form, versatile in function

DXOMARK

Published: 30.04.2021

Marshall Stanmore II Speaker review: Classic in form, versatile in function

The Marshall Stanmore II is a good all-around performer, matching or surpassing the scores of much more expensive wireless speakers in our rankings.

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth review: It's almost like having a front row seat

Techaeris

Published: 13.12.2018

Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth review: It's almost like having a front row seat

4.8

Marshall is known for their amazing guitar amps and speakers and are looking to dominate the market with the Marshall Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker.

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore Multi-room Speaker review

TechRadar

Published: 04.12.2017

Marshall Stanmore Multi-room Speaker review

4.0

An iconically designed, and very loud, multi-room speaker

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Voice review: This voice-controlled Bluetooth speaker has the iconic look of rock royalty

pcworld.com_techhive.com

Published: 20.05.2019

Marshall Stanmore II Voice review: This voice-controlled Bluetooth speaker has the iconic look of rock royalty

3.5

The sound quality is fairly good overall, especially with rock music, but I had several problems with its operation.

Marshall Stanmore Review: Marshall Stanmore II is a rockin' Bluetooth speaker that improves on the original

AppleInsider

Published: 21.12.2018

Review: Marshall Stanmore II is a rockin' Bluetooth speaker that improves on the original

4.0

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.

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Voice review

TopTenReviews

Published: 23.01.2020

Marshall Stanmore II Voice review

4.5

The Marshall Stanmore II Voice is one of the best looking smart speakers out there and is also one of the most powerful

SoundGuys

Published: 16.12.2017

Marshall Stanmore Multi-room Speaker Review

The Marshall Stanmore multi-room speaker wants to be your go-to option for home audio. But how does it sound? And is it worth the $450 asking price?

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore Review

PCMAG

Published: 04.02.2014

Marshall Stanmore Review

4.5

The Marshall Stanmore is a Bluetooth speaker that looks like a guitar amp and sounds satisfyingly loud and clear.

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Voice Review: A Bluetooth Speaker That’s Ready to Rock

Tom's Guide

Published: 04.04.2019

Marshall Stanmore II Voice Review: A Bluetooth Speaker That’s Ready to Rock

4.0

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.

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Voice review | Stuff

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Marshall Stanmore II Voice review | Stuff

Big statement, big sound

Marshall Stanmore Marshall Stanmore II Review

TechGearLab

Published: 15.11.2018

Marshall Stanmore II Review

4.2

Combining modern Alexa capabilities with classic guitar amp styling, the Marshall Stanmore II is a beauty to behold. However, we feel its sound quality...