ⓘ Marshall

The Marshall Stanmore III speaker is on sale at Amazon at its lowest price ever following a 50-percent discount from its MSRP of $399.99, for a total savings of $200.

The Stanmore III speaker offers Bluetooth 5.2 wireless connectivity along with 3.5 mm and RCA wired connectivity to home audio sources, including record players, CD players like the Shanling EC Zero T Max (sold here on Amazon), DAPs like the Fiio Snowsky Disc, and phones.

Its dual 15-watt drivers and 50-watt woofer are designed to create a wide soundstage while delivering the 'heavy Marshall signature sound' that has been enjoyed by top musicians, including Jimi Hendrix and Eric Clapton, says the company.

The speaker comes with leather-like strapping around its exterior and brass knobs for direct control. It measures 350 x 203 x 188 mm (13.78 x 8.00 x 7.40 in.), allowing it to sit next to turntables on narrow tables.

As cons, the recently released Stanmore IV (sold here on Amazon) offers even higher power output using dual 25-watt drivers and a 60-watt woofer, more than the discounted Stanmore III. The new model also offers Auracast streaming, allowing multiple connected speakers to play the same music across the home. Additionally, other home audio speakers from Marshall such as the Woburn III (sold here on Amazon) offer not only higher power output, but HDMI connectivity to TV sets as well.

Nonetheless, the Stanmore III offers owners a 'genuinely engaging' sound, with 'forward vocals' and 'rock and jazz that feel alive', according to one long-term review by Marcus Kim.

Buy the Marshall Stanmore III speaker on sale at Amazon today.

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