SPECIFICATIONS
Audio Crossover: Full-Range,Full-Range
Battery: Yes,Yes
Battery Capacity[mAh]: Yes
Brand Name: MARSHALL,MARSHALL
Cabinet Material: Plastic,Plastic
Category: Speakers
Channels: 1.1
Communication: USB,Bluetooth,WireLess
Height[mm]: 90
High-concerned chemical: None
Inbox adaptor: No,No
Input Power(W): <25 W
Input/Output: USB
Intelligent Personal Assistant: NONE,None
Material: PU
Number of Loudspeaker Enclosure: 1
Origin: SK(Origin)
Power Source: Battery,Battery,USB,USB
Sound Mode: Other
Speaker Type: Portable,Portable
Support APP: Yes
Use: Home,Home
Voice Control: No
Voltage range: USB (5-20V DC)
Waterproof: No
Width[mm]: 80
I. An Unreplicable Rock Legend Design
🎸 Half a Century of Visual Iconography
Marshall speakers boast exceptionally high brand recognition, with a design language directly inherited from the guitar amplifiers that have taken the world by storm since 1962. The iconic faux-leather texture, the black metal grille covering the front, the gold handwritten logo, and the brass-colored physical control knobs together create a vintage and rugged rock aesthetic.🎛️ Professional Physical Control Experience
In an era dominated by touchscreens, Marshall persists in using physical controls. The top panel is typically equipped with independent knobs for volume, bass, and treble adjustment, along with the iconic toggle power switch. This design not only provides precise tactile feedback, allowing you to customize the sound as if tuning a guitar effects pedal, but also imbues the product with the refined texture of mechanical craftsmanship.II. Earth-Shattering Sound Quality Born for Rock
🔊 Signature Punchy Bass
Marshall's acoustic tuning is deeply rooted in rock DNA. Its sonic signature is distinct: the low-end is full-bodied, powerful, and impactful, while the midrange and high frequencies are solid and rich, creating an immersive, live-performance atmosphere. This tuning style makes it exceptionally well-suited for music genres driven by rhythm, such as rock, pop, electronic, and hip-hop.⚡ Multidirectional Sound Field & Dynamic Loudness