Name: Marshall Stockwell II
Brand: Marshall
SKU: 6392032aa5257f6c8f4cd1ea
Rating: 3.6 (56 reviews)

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Built for life on the road, this compact portable speaker offers 20+hours of playtime. Weighing only 2.2 lbs, Stockwell II packs a solid punch despite its pint-sized frame. Stockwell II utilizes True Stereophonic, a unique form of multi-directional sound from Marshall. Experience absolute 360° sound where every spot is a sweet spot. Three class D amplifiers power its subwoofer, front and rear facing tweeters, for a sound that’s brilliantly powerful and clear. In addition, Bluetooth® 5.0 technology allows you to connect to a variety of wireless devices with a range of 30ft. Echoing the legacy of rock ‘n’ roll, Stockwell II has a solid metal grille that pays homage to the steel mesh grille found on many microphones and a guitar inspired carry strap for easy portability. Its roadworthy construction with silicone exterior and IPX4 water-resistant rating make it extremely rugged and durable. Take it with you wherever the long road leads.

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 It's not going to affect it in any way It's not the most highly rated weatherproof rating out there as far as portable speakers go But I would say it is the minimum you would expect from a portable speaker One of the most impressive things about the Stockwell 2 is its battery life So it carries a 20-hour battery life, which is extremely rare to find in a portable speaker And what's also great is that if you charge it for only 20 minutes, then you get a six-hour extra six hours worth of battery So that's great If you've forgotten to charge it for a party or an event in terms of control the Stockwell 2 supports Bluetooth 5.0 Which ensures you're getting the very best quality from your device It didn't drop out in our testing at all. And it's also got quite a good range of 30 feet or 10 meters Another great feature, of course, is that you can connect up to two devices to at the same time So two of you can be controlling and it can change the music from both of your devices So how does the Stockwell 2 sound? Well under the hood You've got one class D amplifier for the woofer and another two class D amplifiers for both the tweeters So it's actually a stereo speaker in its own right, which is quite impressive It's able to fill a small to medium-sized room very easily It goes extremely loud and I'm going to show you with a sound test now So now I'm going to show you just how easy it is to connect to the Stockwell via Bluetooth Just listen out for the chime because that is my personal favorite feature of this of this speaker. So here we go Love it

1 centimeters wide and 7 centimeters deep and it also comes in three color choices black gray and burgundy We really like the black version the one we have here because it's closest to looking like Marshall's traditional amplifiers As we've said before we're big fans of how Marshall speakers look and even in their portable speaker range They still manage to keep the same aesthetic that make Marshall speakers unique. This silicon exterior is very durable So you don't have to worry about it getting knocked around when you're out and about Also, these rubberized end caps here are very useful because it stops them from getting scuffed Also, the front grill reminds me of sort of a microphone and it is a metal grill is a real metal grill So you can see that the amount of quality that's gone into this speaker The carry handle is actually inspired by a guitar strap and it's also made from a vegan leather and on the black version And you should be able to see that it is also made from a red velvety material on the inside Now with the carry handle we did find that you can't actually tuck it away So there's nowhere for it to actually sit with the speaker. So when you're actually when it's in your bag You might find that this this strap snags. It's not too much of an issue But it's just something to be aware of so as with all Marshall speakers You get these analog controls on the top of the speaker here So you've got one for your volume and that will actually turn the speaker on You've got your bass and your treble so you can customize the EQ for your own taste You've also got a Bluetooth pairing button and you can actually connect up to two devices at the same time with this one And you've also got a battery life indicator here Which will tell you exactly how much battery you've got left in terms of weatherproofing

 Right. I'm going to play some music on it now and see what you think. As always, it's never going to sound quite the same when you're in the same room as the speaker compared to what you're listening on your devices But I can tell you it did go really loud, about 90% volume It filled this room very easily and I was actually very impressed by it The Stockwell 2 also comes with multi-directional sound so that uses bloom line stereo sound construction And you might be thinking what on earth does that mean? Well, basically it just means that it projects sound out the front and the back So if it was facing away from you like that, you would still be able to hear a certain amount of sound While it does work really well, obviously you'd want to face it towards you for the best experience So who is this product not right for? Well, I'd say if you're not going to be taking this away from home very often You're probably not going to be getting the most out of it. This is a portable speaker after all If you're looking for a home audio speaker, I'd probably look at something like the Acton or the Stanmore models Which are the home audio speakers of the range and just require mains power If you're a proper music lover who wants more of an all guns blazing speaker I would probably look at something like the Kilburn or the Tuftan which are bigger and it's going to just give you fuller sound And fill larger size spaces more easily So who is this product right for? Well, I'd say if you're in the market for a compact portable speaker That's easy to live with and actually has some personality, I'd say the Marshall Stockwell 2 is a great choice for you So that wraps up this review

 As always, it's never going to sound quite the same when you're in the same room as the speaker compared to what you're listening on your devices But I can tell you it did go really loud, about 90% volume It filled this room very easily and I was actually very impressed by it The Stockwell 2 also comes with multi-directional sound so that uses bloom line stereo sound construction And you might be thinking what on earth does that mean? Well, basically it just means that it projects sound out the front and the back So if it was facing away from you like that, you would still be able to hear a certain amount of sound While it does work really well, obviously you'd want to face it towards you for the best experience So who is this product not right for? Well, I'd say if you're not going to be taking this away from home very often You're probably not going to be getting the most out of it. This is a portable speaker after all If you're looking for a home audio speaker, I'd probably look at something like the Acton or the Stanmore models Which are the home audio speakers of the range and just require mains power If you're a proper music lover who wants more of an all guns blazing speaker I would probably look at something like the Kilburn or the Tuftan which are bigger and it's going to just give you fuller sound And fill larger size spaces more easily So who is this product right for? Well, I'd say if you're in the market for a compact portable speaker That's easy to live with and actually has some personality, I'd say the Marshall Stockwell 2 is a great choice for you So that wraps up this review. Thanks for watching and hope you found it useful If you did, it'd be great if you could give me a like and we do actually sell these on our website We've recently just added these so if you are interested in having a look at them I'll pop a link to our product page in the description box below Thanks for watching and see you on the next video

Marshall Stockwell II: The best looking portable speaker? (review)

 so the "attack" is awful, not to mention how quickly it turns off after being idle for like a minute.  also i got it to replace my very old bose bluetooth speaker, whose sound started cracking. went for this because you can control the bass and treble, because i live in a small apt building and bass carries easily and it drives me nuts when my neighbor's bass reverberates in my room. so i figured if i turn down my bass i wouldn't bother anyone, but even with the bass knob at zero, it's still bass-y

 style of going about your day, it has drawbacks. i work from home and end up having multiple devices connected to it, and it seems to be fighting over each other. i'll connect my music to it from my ipad, but my computer instantly knocks it out even if nothing's playing, so i have to disconnect my computer from it, or if i go on social media on my phone it will switch to that. also it disconnects sooner than later

 i mean, it still sounds great, but i get self conscious.  anyway, in conclusion: it's amazing for continuous music, bad if you jump around. like everyone says, it's surprisingly not LOUD loud, but good enough for my small apartment/hanging with a small group of friends outside.

good for some things, not for other things

 Adjusting that bass does slightly warm up the vocals a bit too. Now, slowly moving into the high frequencies. Overall it's good, but when you do pump this up to about 75 to 80% loudness, you can hear the snares and tambourines and some rock songs, let's say for example, start to get lost up there. They sound like they're somewhat mashed together and you can't make out the details

 Here we go. All right, folks, again, put on your headphones or earphones to experience my test and be sure to like and give me some fire emojis down below. All right, folks, again, put on your headphones or earphones to experience my test and be sure to like and give me some fire emojis down below. And there you have it, folks

 But other than that, I usually leave it at the number five up top on the speaker and it's never underwhelming, it's never recessed and never sounded boxy. It's very clear, very clean, and again, adjusting those knobs do help quite a bit. Adjusting that bass does slightly warm up the vocals a bit too. Now, slowly moving into the high frequencies

 It's really thin as well. Just look at this side profile. The Stockwell 2 also comes with the guitar inspired carrying strap, which looks really good right here with that red velvety lining on the inside. On the front and also on the back here, Marshall did use a very solid metal mesh that's a nod to microphones on the market

MARSHALL STOCKWELL II Bluetooth Speaker - REVIEW

*Sound quality: The Marshall Stockwell II has Fair overall sound quality. Bass has decent impact and goes fairly deep, but is somewhat promient and tubby. Midrange is a bit thin, somewhat hazy, grainy, echoey, and metallic. Treble is fairly extended, but somewhat prominent, smeared and sizzly

Wanted one for the design and reverby sound it provides. They are great sounding speakers, but the volume doesn't really become apparent till you go past 5-6, till then it is anemic. Still worth IMO, I have the Soundcore Motion+ but if there was another speaker I would like to have, this would be it.

<div class="md"><p>Wanted one for the design and reverby sound it provides. They are great sounding speakers, but the volume doesn&#39;t really become apparent till you go past 5-6, till then it is anemic. Still worth IMO, I have the Soundcore Motion+ but if there was another speaker I would like to have, this would be it.</p>
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Marshall are overally  not very good bluetooth speakers. Sorry

<div class="md"><p>Marshall are overally  not very good bluetooth speakers. Sorry</p>
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The stockwell 2 has it all. Amazing sound quality, portability and suave aesthetics 😁

 But I came away mightly impressed with this little speaker (which, it should be noted is arguably more portable than many of the other large-ish "pro" quality BT competitors in its price range.) While I'm sure I could find an even better option at twice the price or size, I could never get the Stockwell II to sound *bad* -- more than could be said for some of the others I tried -- and it often sounded surprisingly clear.  Rarely do I make such an effort to review something online, but I didn't want all my time & effort on this little side-project to go to waste. :) Hope it helps someone else out there evaluating their options for a high-quality Bluetooth speaker to pair with a phone, tablet, or laptop, that's still easy to port around

. For example, the Archeer A320 produced better bass at low-to-mid volumes, but its midrange was muddier across the board. I realized after more research that the Archeer adds some artificial bass boost on the low-end that sounds good in some cases, but extended into the low-mid range, cluttering up some intstrumentals and giving voices a weird "overboosted aftereffect" vibe. Meanwhile, at higher volumes, the Stockwell produces enough thump to be heard, while remaining noticably tighter than the others

  Well, long story short, I tested this speaker against a handful of other highly-regarded Buletooth speakers in the $50-75 range, just to be sure that the Stockwell's price tag wasn't based on branding alone, and I ended up satisfied with the results. The Stockwell II isn't a perfect speaker -- it does drop off more low-end base than some speakers with "boomier" designs, and it may not get quite as loud as some others at the very top of the volume dial, but the one thing it does do well, is sound good across virtually every source & listening scenario.  Every time I thought I had found a song or sample that proved another contender could top the Stockwell II for less cash, I found there was a caveat.

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 But I do think its important to point out that the volume knobs only adjust the volume locally on the speaker. You still gotta go into your phone and raise the volume there. I also hate that there's no play or pause button on the speaker itself, just a bluetooth button. So this means that if you want to play, pause, or skip through your music you're going to have to do so directly from your phone

 But still you have your classic Marshall leather carrying strap with red velvet underneath. The Stockwell 2 is also rocking an IPX4 rating which means if it gets wet from a splash of water or if it starts raining its not going to have any problems. But I definitely wouldn't get it carried away and let it get super wet. But I will say the Stockwell 2 is a great speaker if you're looking for something to take on the go with you cause its fairly small, its light weight, and then again there's that built in carrying strap

 But I definitely wouldn't get it carried away and let it get super wet. But I will say the Stockwell 2 is a great speaker if you're looking for something to take on the go with you cause its fairly small, its light weight, and then again there's that built in carrying strap. The Stockwell 2 also has an advertised battery life of 20 hours. But in my testing with the volume set at 80% and with the bass knob set to 8 I got a real world battery life of 12 hours

 But if you're an android user you're still going to be getting aptX. So great bluetooth connectivity on this little guy. Now when it comes to speaker set ups the Stockwell 2 has a woofer and dual tweeter set up that again shoots music out the front and out the back of the speaker. And I do want to stress that the Stockwell 2 is a multi directional speaker which means these are more gears towards evenly blanketing a large area with music

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I can’t make any comparison as it’s my first and only Bluetooth speaker but I really like my stockwell 2. Sound is more than adequate, the thing is pretty sturdy.

I know Sony XB 43 has Aux in and Bluetooth. There is a Sony EQ app in the app store that should control bass and treble. I have not used the app myself. The newest release of Sony speakers does get good reviews.

<div class="md"><p>I know Sony XB 43 has Aux in and Bluetooth. There is a Sony EQ app in the app store that should control bass and treble. I have not used the app myself. The newest release of Sony speakers does get good reviews.</p>
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<div class="md"><p>I can’t make any comparison as it’s my first and only Bluetooth speaker but I really like my stockwell 2. Sound is more than adequate, the thing is pretty sturdy.</p>
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Hi, I've been searching around the internet, trying to find a cool speaker that fits my needs. I'm looking for:

&amp;#x200B;

1. Rechargeable (built in rechargeable battery)
2. EQ on the unit, such as 3 band EQ, OR just a bass knob and treble knob would be fine. (I do not want to do EQing on my phone/device.)
3. Doesn't have to be big, but not tiny either. But something you could carry in one hand easily.
4. Bluetooth obviously, and also AUX in, because sometimes bluetooth is just a pain.
5. It would be nice if it had some kind of a handle to carry it by. It seems most portable speakers don't, which is kind of weird, don't you think?

Okay, so the one I've seen that seems to best fit my needs is the Marshall Stockwell II. This looks nice but it is going for $200 at Best Buy right now. I thought I would be able to find something at a lower price, $50 to $100 or even lower. But I'm not seeing much out there in that range. Maybe there is some kind of boombox with an EQ or bass/treble control?

Anyway I would like to hear any suggestions. There was this one called a GGMM E5 that looks cool. I'm not sure what it was priced at, but it looks like it is not available anymore anyway. Anyhow, let me know if you guys have any ideas. Thanks!

\-Jon

<div class="md"><p>Hi, I&#39;ve been searching around the internet, trying to find a cool speaker that fits my needs. I&#39;m looking for:</p>

<p>&#x200B;</p>

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<li>Rechargeable (built in rechargeable battery)</li>
<li>EQ on the unit, such as 3 band EQ, OR just a bass knob and treble knob would be fine. (I do not want to do EQing on my phone/device.)</li>
<li>Doesn&#39;t have to be big, but not tiny either. But something you could carry in one hand easily.</li>
<li>Bluetooth obviously, and also AUX in, because sometimes bluetooth is just a pain.</li>
<li>It would be nice if it had some kind of a handle to carry it by. It seems most portable speakers don&#39;t, which is kind of weird, don&#39;t you think?</li>
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<p>Okay, so the one I&#39;ve seen that seems to best fit my needs is the Marshall Stockwell II. This looks nice but it is going for $200 at Best Buy right now. I thought I would be able to find something at a lower price, $50 to $100 or even lower. But I&#39;m not seeing much out there in that range. Maybe there is some kind of boombox with an EQ or bass/treble control?</p>

<p>Anyway I would like to hear any suggestions. There was this one called a GGMM E5 that looks cool. I&#39;m not sure what it was priced at, but it looks like it is not available anymore anyway. Anyhow, let me know if you guys have any ideas. Thanks!</p>

<p>-Jon</p>
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Looking for rechargeable bluetooth speaker/boombox with adjustable bass/treble or equalizer

 It also has amazing surround effects and is basically a 360 degree speaker. Battery: haven’t tested it but it seems decent and charges fairly fast. Connectivity: Bluetooth has no problems and works perfectly.  Who this is for: people who want a nice, classy small speaker that sounds good from all angles

 Connectivity: Bluetooth has no problems and works perfectly.  Who this is for: people who want a nice, classy small speaker that sounds good from all angles.

 Decent for casual listening, but not for those who are like “Bass or bust!” Using EQ on apps helps more then just turning up the bass dial. Overall sound for this size speaker: 8/10 Despite the weakness in bass, this speaker sounds superb and high end, and you will hear all the lovely details of your music. It also has amazing surround effects and is basically a 360 degree speaker. Battery: haven’t tested it but it seems decent and charges fairly fast

 Very clean and clear sound! Mids: 7/10 decent but I think my Denon Envaya wins in this level. Bass: 4/10 adjustable but with a low limit of 60hz, you’re not going to hear feel your bass thumping through your bones lol and certainly won’t hear any very low bass. Decent for casual listening, but not for those who are like “Bass or bust!” Using EQ on apps helps more then just turning up the bass dial. Overall sound for this size speaker: 8/10 Despite the weakness in bass, this speaker sounds superb and high end, and you will hear all the lovely details of your music

Stellar sound and stunning looks.

Hi guys, hoping to get some advice in deciding between these 2 speakers. Do you think the tufton is worth the extra money over the kilburn 2 ? I've read lots of reviews saying the tufton sounds really good at high volume levels but just wondering if it also sounds good at lower listening levels ? I'm not one to really have parties so whilst the extra volume is nice im certainly after the quality of the sound.
Any replies are appreciated
Cheers

<div class="md"><p>Hi guys, hoping to get some advice in deciding between these 2 speakers. Do you think the tufton is worth the extra money over the kilburn 2 ? I&#39;ve read lots of reviews saying the tufton sounds really good at high volume levels but just wondering if it also sounds good at lower listening levels ? I&#39;m not one to really have parties so whilst the extra volume is nice im certainly after the quality of the sound.
Any replies are appreciated
Cheers</p>
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