While we like Marshall's Stanmore II Bluetooth and Acton II Bluetooth , we love the Woburn II Bluetooth. Yes, it's the most expensive of the bunch, but I'd argue it isn't too expensive for the sound quality it delivers-a case I'm less inclined to make for its more affordable, but less overwhelmingly...

Excellent audio performance with powerful bass depth and solid clarity in the highs; In-app EQ and adjustable bass and treble knobs; Handsome design

No included audio cables or accessories; Unattractive back panel

Coming from Harmon Kardon, JBL, Bose and B&O this speaker blows me away with it's sound. I'm no hardcore audiophile connoisseur but just a regular Joe who loves music. This Marshall Woburn II delivers what it meant to do which is producing great sounds.

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Poor sound quality. Lack brightness and clarity for ROCK music. It's very quiet unless you turn it up to 8 or so! The Stanmore, which is $200 less sounded pretty much the same or even better

The Woburn II is the largest of Marshall's wireless speakers – and probably the one Bluetooth speaker that really looks – in size and shape as well as style – just like a real guitar amp.

A true Marshall amp likeness; Chunky controls are a refreshing change of pace

Poorly controlled bass; Expensive for a simple wireless speaker

For a few years now the Marshall brand has been branching out away from its live amp gig gear and studio comfort zone, and into the home speaker space with its Acton , Stanmore and Woburn speakers, and its Marshall Major headphones .

Great stack-aping look; Super loud; Punchy audio

Lacks Wi-Fi options; No ‘smart' features

Ok this speaker is not cheap but worth every single penny. I decided to take the plunge & just use Spotify but did not want a loss is sound from my stereo. This does the job & so much more, so easy to connect to your phone or any other Bluetooth device.

I check out over 10 different speakers, they all sounded good then I decided to buy the Woburn 11 even though I couldn't listen to it in a store. As soon as I received it set it up and turned it on I couldn't believe it.

The Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth, at $499.99, represents the top of the line for the company's newly revamped slate of Bluetooth speakers. We like all of the models in its new lineup, but we are infatuated with the Woburn II Bluetooth. It delivers a powerful sonic experience that can be sculpted with in-app EQ, as well as bass and treble knobs on the speaker itself. If you like the retro guitar amp look, the clear and balanced sound won't disappoint. Despite its high price, the Woburn II Bluetooth earns our Editors' Choice for high-end Bluetooth speakers. Design Nearly all Marshall products take their visual cues from amps, but the Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth looks like an actual guitar amp. It's huge, measuring 12.2 by 15.8 by 7.8 inches (HWD) and weighing in at a formidable 18.9 pounds. It could sit next to some small practice amps and not look out of place. Other than its dimensions, the Woburn II Bluetooth looks very much like the rest of the new Marshall speaker lineup—black...

The Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth speaker delivers rich, powerful audio befitting its size and price.

Excellent audio performance with powerful bass depth and solid clarity in the highs; In-app EQ and adjustable bass and treble knobs; Handsome design

No included audio cables or accessories; Unattractive back panel