Marshall Stanmore IV
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.
The story of Marshall has something to do with rock’n’roll. Jim Marshall was the founder and spirit of the British heritage brand, without it’s products many legendary bands and their equipment would not exist. In the meantime, Marshall has released its own headphones with the Minor, Major and Monitor product lines, which come along in a Mashall-typical design, but not just appeal to musicians.
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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The Marshall Stanmore III delivers classic rock’n’roll style with powerful, warm sound and analogue charm. A premium Bluetooth home speaker for under €300.
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