Marshall Tufton Review

From headphones to Bluetooth speakers, all of Marshall's products are inspired by a guitar amp aesthetic, but its new Tufton speaker looks like a genuine miniature amp. At $399 it's priced like pro audio gear as well, and is able to deliver very loud volumes with strong bass depth. Bass and treble knobs allow for some additional tailoring of the mix, though it would've been nice to see some onboard playback and track navigation controls. Generally speaking, this stylish rock star of a speaker delivers, but it feel a bit overpriced. Design The Tufton looks like a bigger, tougher version of the Marshall Stockwell II, though the enclosure here features a grain leather patina that looks more amp-like. Available in black, the 13.8-by-9.0-by-6.4-inch (HWD) speaker weighs in at a formidable 10.8 pounds. While it has a sturdy, tough build, its IPX2 rating means the speaker can only withstand a light spray of water, so you definitely shouldn't get it wet. While the Tufton shares the same m...

The portable Marshall Tufton speaker delivers strong Bluetooth audio performance from a tough, stylish build.

Powerful audio performance with rich bass depth and bright highs; Adjustable bass and treble knobs; Handsome design

Expensive; No onboard playback controls or speakerphone; Sound signature can be heavy on bass, even when adjusting EQ controls

A beast!

Sounds amazing, the best base of any portable speaker I've ever heard and I have a Hyperboom and a BeoSound 1. No issues with connectivity, an app would be nice though. Cool having bass and treble dials on the top to personalize the sound.

Couldn’t recommend more!

Great speaker! It really does last for 20hrs, the clarity is far better than any JBL speaker and the Bluetooth actually works at 20m from my IPhone (I could move around the house with it in my pocket)- I like the option of an AUX, but you won’t need it, the connection never cuts out. Spotify and Apple Music work well, no lag between music choices. The bass is very powerful and sounds great with 90’s RNB or EDM, but I also love listening to Jazz music on low volume with high base for dinner parties. If you’re deciding between this and the larger Marshall’s, I’d recommend this one due to its water resistance and buffer pads to protect from scratches. I hear the smaller Marshall’s are surprisingly powerful too. Contrary to its name, its portable- the height is a bit bigger than a A4 paper and the thick leather strap make it easy to transport. I’ve used in an outdoor setting and on half volume, the sound extends comfortably about 30m so it’s just right for any backyard. I’ve experienced t

It’s a lemon!! Don’t waste your hard earned money.

It’s not worth the money unfortunately. I really regret purchasing this item. Please don’t waste your money. There are far better speakers out there for less money.