Marshall has updated their Kilburn mid-sized portable speaker with an improved design and better specs -and AppleInsider has been using it for a while.

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Marshall: the sound of guitars, the humming of bass and the sound of rock'n'roll. But that sound is no longer reserved for musicians, since for some time now there have also been speakers and headphones manufactured by Marshall.

Wonderful design; High quality manufacturing; Long battery life; Loud and powerful sound

Somewhat expensive; Not waterproof; No additional functions

Marshall hasn't been been shy about capitalizing on its legacy. The legendary English amplifier company has plastered its name on cans of beer and a line of refrigerators . It's not the most crass branding we've seen, but it's pretty damn silly.

Disappointed in the changes- no longer has AUX input. Wake button- in exchange for what- higher version Bluetooth! Not necessary. I liked the Gold trim on the older model. The sound is the same- I might add that the older one sounds a bit better separation. Shame!

"I'm loving the speaker so far. The basses and the treble buttons are really useful. The speaker could be used for a night out cause it's very loud. The only drawback is the weight, but it is still carriable with the strap."

Besides the power, I love the ability to shape the output tone with individual bass and treble controls, the long battery life and meter that shows how much battery life is left. Great at low volume and when you feel like Cranking it Up to 10.

First, it's worth every penny. Second, Crutchfield is the best at all they do. Third, the sound is CLEAR, its RICH and its POWERFUL. The battery last a very long time and it exudes quality and value. Extra kudos to LANE who helped me select this bad boy...."Hey Lane, you were right, buddy...

It's an amazing piece of technology; Super well made and sounds BIG

Zero!!!

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Legendary British amp manufacturer Marshall has followed up its popular Kilburn speaker with its "stout-hearted hero" sibling, the Kilburn II, available now for RRP $499.99. As someone who grew up around electric guitars, basses, and rock music co

Ultimate Outdoor Party CompanionBought this as a replacement to my JBL Charge 2, Great battery life, Amazing sound and bass, especially with the addition of the extra speaker in the back of the unit! The carry handle makes it super easy to move around.