Marshall Stanmore IV
Modern speaker with fat sound and the classic Marshall vibe
110 watts instead of 90, a new RCA input for turntables, and LDAC streaming — our review shows how much upgrade fits inside the same familiar cabinet.
110 watts instead of 90, a new RCA input for turntables, and LDAC streaming — our review shows how much upgrade fits inside the same familiar cabinet.
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