it sounds so funny to me, Kilburn, Stockwell, Acton, Stanmore and Uxbridge are areas of the city I live in, London. I actually live between Kilburn and Stanmore (both on the Jubilee tube line!)
Well,, if you know the history of Marshall speakers, you’ll understand the naming of each model. I’m waiting for a “Wembley” speaker myself but unfortunately, it is not possible to send Jim or Tim ( co founders of Marshall guitar amps and speakers…) nowadays. Since 1962 they have or did produce world class outstanding guitar speaker set ups in England. Now there’s a model needs to be produced if the Euros produce another 1966 title, but on a European ( how ironic is that, seeing as we are out sider more than ever at every…) level. Funnily enough, the speakers are now made abroad and the company is based in Northern Europe. Still, wherever the money is, one must go I guess. Back to the speakers themselves, I own a series one “Stanmore” and am more than delighted with the sound. I recently picked up an “Acton mark ii” and although it pales by comparison in volume, it is a neat kitchen replacement for my Stanmore which is still kicking and some! If Ikea can use names of places in Sweden, Marshall can certainly, too! Now back to “Dark side of the Moon” on my Stanmore.
The marshall stockwell 2 and kilburn 2 and tufton employs class D amps which are non linear so it doesn't get louder in a straight line that's why it sounds soft at level 5 but it starts having the oomph at level 7 and 8.
Zhuo Sheng I think they are try to Save bat life... more room more bat Higher volume.. simpel,got nothing to to with rms power they just adjust the software to Save power... all 3 have a bat life of 20 ours. I have most off them @ home incl THE older Killburn 1 and THE volume halfs @ slowly draining bat,Untill You plug in. Smart divice thow,Best of all brands.. Better spent Some dollars/euro’s than get fucked by Jbl or Some other plastic
I'm personaly glad that this speakers don't have Voycecontrole, it fits the old fashioned Design great and at the end of the day I want to listen to the speaker and don't want the speaker to listen to me.
I just bought the Stockwell 2... I thought the same thing when i first turned it on, couldn't hear the volume until 7-8... I turned up my ipod all the way and the sound is amazing from such a small speaker. Very impressed with it. I still gave you a thumbs up.
My friend just bought the Tufton and it sounded epic while camping - Like amazing. Tried to convince my wife I need one but may have to go with the Kilburn II 🙄
Bought the Marshall Tufton recently. You can play many songs at 50% volume and it's very loud. Though other songs require more like 80% volume, just depends on the recorded source. This is very loud mind you, though not crazy loud. I think the Tufton is so great. If you want ear-splitting sound get cheaper speakers as it will damage them over time.
I do agree with the kilburn that they need to increase the volume more though the sound is also great it only limits you to get that groove state and power of the music.
1. When two devices are paired, Stop playback on first, then Start on second. That should work. Obviously you cannot play both simultaneously. 2. Echo Input or Echo speakers all have aux out which can be connected to Aux in on Marshalls via a 3.5mm cable, or you may even pair Echo device via bluetooth but that would mean switching connection when you wish to play via Phone or Tablet.
A late comment, but as an FYI and something I believe you may have missed during your testing: All three models (and the new, 4th model Emberton) use Marshall's True Stereophonic solution, which is based on so-called Blumlein Stereo, i.e. sounds are split up based on their directional properties, and played either from the front, back or both, to create rich sound from practically any angle - perfect when listening outdoors for instance. This is also why, in addition to the bass vent, there is also a full-range driver on the back (on Stockwell and Emberton there is a full-range driver plus a passive radiator on both front and back). Also, regarding volume dropping when going from one speaker to the next in your test, some phones will lower their volume when switching Bluetooth devices, which is likely what happened there. But either way you're right - you should always test speakers from Small to Large ;) All three (4 if counting the new Emberton) speakers support two simultaneous Bluetooth connections (multi-host), but only one device at a time can play. To use the AUX-input, simply pause all Bluetooth playback (no need to disconnect though).
I own the Stanmore 2 and just bought the Kilburn 2 today. I use the Stanmore in my home gym when working out and use the Kilburn in my man cave and will use it on the deck for BBQ’s. I’ve not felt that the Kilburn isn’t loud enough. That little speaker can crank out volume.
I am the current owner of two Marshall bluetooth speakers (original Stockwell and Stanmore). I’ve found that just cranking up the volume up all the way on my device and controlling the volume on the speaker gives the best overall experience for me and the least amount of white noise from higher volumes.
Your "biggest issue" at 3:10... Is there a fix to this or is it just the way it is? This seems to be an issue compared w/ a lot of other brands. It's like I have to crank up the volume to 75% to match others' 50% output level.
I have the stock well Ii. I did not experience any volume problems like you did. You did not mention that it also has a spacious sound that the other speakers do not
I have the stock well II and I clearly have this issue volume, and unfortunately it seems not to be an issue but a real problem according tor me I have tried another one in a shop, and even if you put your source (iphone / Ipad or samsung it reid several phone model) at the maximum level, you have a very low sound from 1 to 7 ...it is more or less a headset when the volume is below 5. I have tried also to power the Stockwell II thinking that may be on battery the volume would be lower, no improvement and I have also tried to connect the source to the AVIN input with a 3.5 mm jack. Same issue from 1 to 7, you have to put your ear close to the speaker to hear something
I think it's about which batch you bought stockwell II from... I have also Stockwell II bought a few weeks ago. It's only quiet between 1-2 and after that it's super loud. I never crank the volume buttons up more than 5 to be honest. And that is btw with both treble and bass at the lowest... So clearly not ALL stockwell II have the same problem.
i like the killburn by quality, loudness and the adjustable sound and that it keeps bass to higher volumes. but i dont like the upper bass of the marshall killburn 2. A deeper bass focus would be better. and the marhsall sotckwell 2 of course is not that loud haha - just look at its size and power in watts.....the bigger the speaker, the bigger the drivers and the amplifier power mostly results in more loudness..so of course it has no chance loudnesswise. but, i think the stockwell 2 probably sounds best regarding mids and highs and the wide stereo sound. but for outdoor use and smaller parties, of course the other two are better suited
Hi Erin, beautiful review same as you I have a question i know all marshall speakers are good in midrange but what among the three is the most bassy sound, TIA
Hi Erin all the line ups of marshall ii is Hi-Fi sound means loudest than the first series, but i ll go with the first series Marshall 1 coz i have woburn and killburn 1, ill compare to the new line up, still the best the first line up by sound quality, detailed and crisp
I have had bose color sound links for a long time, got a stockwell and will never go back. Stockwell has Bose speakers (of similar size) beat in battery live, ease of connection, sound quality...
I cannot answer for the Killburn model, I hace the stockwell II, but the soudn is very low from 1 to 5 whatever the audio source is coming from bluetooth or directly conencted to the AV Input with the 3.5 jack unfortunately
I have the Stockwell 2, at low to medium levels the fidelity of this speaker is best in class for its size, other brands sound shrill and or muddy, if you are after a balanced clean sound and you don't play at party levels then the Stockwell 2 is highly recommended, also don't forget the excellent battery life...winner, winner....
Those are some MIGHTY expensive Bluetooth speakers! Marshall has been involved in audio for PA and speakers for a VERY long time. I agree, their lack of features, at this price point is disappointing. Good review, thorough and honest. Look forward to more tech reviews :)
Thank you for the effort to putting this video together, I know its a lot of effort - you did a great job in everything and its an excellent comparison video of these 3 speakers (even though the video is already 4 years old right now). Thank you very much! That Tufton looks like the one to get, but I like the Killburn for some more portability too. (I already own the stockwell which is better than the 6 or 7 other similar sized speakers I've had over the years, Bose, JBL etc). Subscribed -- thank you.
I can vouch for some of the review as in I recently bought the Acton II, though not a part of the Bluetooth series I found that I had to almost have it turned all the way up to experience full potential of the speaker, half way up I could barely hear anything at all which was disappointing, really makes me hesitant on getting the Trufton which was my first choice but wanted to wait and try out the Marshall speaker series in general, seeing as how it is $400 US dollars lol
I have marshall kilburn 2 portable speaker. Speaker keeps making weird sound like disconnected and reconnected while i am scrolling youtube video's on home screen. Or while scrolling music on Spotify. . I have also noticed after battery getting too low speaker make the same disconnected and reconnected sound. . Please help me with this issue.
Keep it pluged in i would say. The charger should "know" that the battery is full so it will not charge it, but if you keep unplugin it you will "consume" the charge cycles of the battery. Same like with a laptop for example. But i'm no expert.
Can you change the volume with the buttons on the kilburn 2 when it's connected with a cable? I am very interested in buying one for my record player but I am scared that I can only change the sound with the buttons on the speaker itself when it's connected with Bluetooth.
For festival camping(Group of about ten): Ist the Tufton able to deliver enough Musik for the whole group? How ist the musik quality on max volume? How does it compare to others (Bose S1 Pro, Teufel Boomster XL (or maybe even Rockster Air/ JBL Party Box 300))?
A comparison between marshall and teufel would be intresting. For example the marshall killburn 2 vs. teufel rockster cross. But I guess Teufel is not available in your country =/ so there is only JBL for comparisons maybe. nice review though!
Hey! Great video! I have a question. I have been in doubt for a while between the Kilburn II and the Tufton. I also think it would be nice to take the speaker to the beach or to the football field. Which speaker would you recommend more for outside and why? Thank you very much in advance for your response 😊
It was one of the vidéos that compare as it announced, though i suppose it's not possible to connect another way then bluetooth. Connecting just on bluetooth I found dangerous. I have friends that after 1year the bluetooth connection is not working a 100% and you can not connect it with a mini jack cable wich is not much for an add and is always a sure connection.
I literally ordered the Stockwell 2 a few minutes ago. Wasn't sure if it was the right decision, but when I saw you playing Deadmau5 Tracks on it had to be fate and the right decision👍🔥😂
Hey! Great video! I have a question. I have been in doubt for a while between the Kilburn II and the Tufton. I also think it would be nice to take the speaker to the beach or to the football field. Which speaker would you recommend more for outside and why? 😄
I have watched most of the reviews for the Marshall range including the Woburn & your review has helped me make my decision. 'Its like you kicked in my door & told me to buy the Tufton.' Great review Erin thankyou.
Hi Erin, As always, an informative, honest review. (Enjoyed the snippet of Florence + the Machine at 5:22, and got a laugh out of your playlist at 2:52: "S.O.B" and "Clothes Off"!? )
The Stockwell speaker lacks power on the volume button, even though it plays loudly at full blast. But then it is not good to listen to. You have to increase to "over 12 o'clock" to hear this well, even if the volume on the mobile is at its peak. If you want to play loud, it must be up "at 14 o'clock" but then it is almost full blast. Steer clear of this if sound quality and volume are important. The Kilborn 2 lacks a good treble, has a trapped dark soundscape that can best be compared to standing outside a room or concert and listening to the music. Typical flat box sound. In general, all volume and tone controls are weak on these speakers. I have not listened to Tufton yet
One of the cleanest tech videos ever, straight to the point, 0 poopoo sauce.
Thank you very much!
it sounds so funny to me, Kilburn, Stockwell, Acton, Stanmore and Uxbridge are areas of the city I live in, London. I actually live between Kilburn and Stanmore (both on the Jubilee tube line!)
Well,, if you know the history of Marshall speakers, you’ll understand the naming of each model.
I’m waiting for a “Wembley” speaker myself but unfortunately, it is not possible to send Jim or Tim ( co founders of Marshall guitar amps and speakers…) nowadays.
Since 1962 they have or did produce world class outstanding guitar speaker set ups in England. Now there’s a model needs to be produced if the Euros produce another 1966 title, but on a European ( how ironic is that, seeing as we are out sider more than ever at every…) level.
Funnily enough, the speakers are now made abroad and the company is based in Northern Europe.
Still, wherever the money is, one must go I guess.
Back to the speakers themselves, I own a series one “Stanmore” and am more than delighted with the sound.
I recently picked up an “Acton mark ii” and although it pales by comparison in volume, it is a neat kitchen replacement for my Stanmore which is still kicking and some!
If Ikea can use names of places in Sweden, Marshall can certainly, too!
Now back to “Dark side of the Moon” on my Stanmore.
The marshall stockwell 2 and kilburn 2 and tufton employs class D amps which are non linear so it doesn't get louder in a straight line that's why it sounds soft at level 5 but it starts having the oomph at level 7 and 8.
Thanks!
Zhuo Sheng Is this the case with any Class D amp, including Hifi systems?
Zhuo Sheng
I think they are try to Save bat life...
more room more bat
Higher volume.. simpel,got nothing to to with rms power they just adjust the software to Save power... all 3 have a bat life of 20 ours.
I have most off them @ home incl THE older Killburn 1 and THE volume halfs @ slowly draining bat,Untill You plug in.
Smart divice thow,Best of all brands..
Better spent Some dollars/euro’s than get fucked by Jbl or Some other plastic
@@inneraesthetics Depends on the volume potentiometer as well.
I'm personaly glad that this speakers don't have Voycecontrole, it fits the old fashioned Design great and at the end of the day I want to listen to the speaker and don't want the speaker to listen to me.
I just bought the Stockwell 2... I thought the same thing when i first turned it on, couldn't hear the volume until 7-8... I turned up my ipod all the way and the sound is amazing from such a small speaker. Very impressed with it. I still gave you a thumbs up.
My friend just bought the Tufton and it sounded epic while camping - Like amazing. Tried to convince my wife I need one but may have to go with the Kilburn II 🙄
Bought the Marshall Tufton recently. You can play many songs at 50% volume and it's very loud. Though other songs require more like 80% volume, just depends on the recorded source. This is very loud mind you, though not crazy loud. I think the Tufton is so great. If you want ear-splitting sound get cheaper speakers as it will damage them over time.
The missing voice assisstend is by far the best feature of these speakers!
voice assitant is the worst thing ever
Yes
Just when I thought the Kilburn was pretty loud for me, as far as Bluetooth speakers are concerned. Now here comes the Tufton.
Perhaps another point worth mentioning would be the pros and cons of the Blumlein stereo which most of the users had mixed feelings about...
I do agree with the kilburn that they need to increase the volume more though the sound is also great it only limits you to get that groove state and power of the music.
if i had to buy a Marshall speaker for movies and music is the MARSHALL BLUETOOTH SPEAKER ACTON II BROWN good enough as i am on a budget
Yeah, I just have the Stockwell II, music sounds great but really the volume is a bit down, too quiet than I have expected. So 100-10pts.
1. When two devices are paired, Stop playback on first, then Start on second. That should work. Obviously you cannot play both simultaneously.
2. Echo Input or Echo speakers all have aux out which can be connected to Aux in on Marshalls via a 3.5mm cable, or you may even pair Echo device via bluetooth but that would mean switching connection when you wish to play via Phone or Tablet.
A late comment, but as an FYI and something I believe you may have missed during your testing:
All three models (and the new, 4th model Emberton) use Marshall's True Stereophonic solution, which is based on so-called Blumlein Stereo, i.e. sounds are split up based on their directional properties, and played either from the front, back or both, to create rich sound from practically any angle - perfect when listening outdoors for instance. This is also why, in addition to the bass vent, there is also a full-range driver on the back (on Stockwell and Emberton there is a full-range driver plus a passive radiator on both front and back).
Also, regarding volume dropping when going from one speaker to the next in your test, some phones will lower their volume when switching Bluetooth devices, which is likely what happened there. But either way you're right - you should always test speakers from Small to Large ;)
All three (4 if counting the new Emberton) speakers support two simultaneous Bluetooth connections (multi-host), but only one device at a time can play. To use the AUX-input, simply pause all Bluetooth playback (no need to disconnect though).
Thank you very much for the feedback!
@@ErinLawrenceTV Any time. For future Marshall review input, feel free to reach out ;)
Since there are very few reviews on you tube. One of the best honest and straight well experienced reviews i have ever seen. Thankyou from india
Thanks very much
I own the Stanmore 2 and just bought the Kilburn 2 today. I use the Stanmore in my home gym when working out and use the Kilburn in my man cave and will use it on the deck for BBQ’s. I’ve not felt that the Kilburn isn’t loud enough. That little speaker can crank out volume.
That's great, thanks!
I am the current owner of two Marshall bluetooth speakers (original Stockwell and Stanmore).
I’ve found that just cranking up the volume up all the way on my device and controlling the volume on the speaker gives the best overall experience for me and the least amount of white noise from higher volumes.
Thanks for that! Good info
Your "biggest issue" at 3:10... Is there a fix to this or is it just the way it is? This seems to be an issue compared w/ a lot of other brands. It's like I have to crank up the volume to 75% to match others' 50% output level.
I have the stock well Ii. I did not experience any volume problems like you did. You did not mention that it also has a spacious sound that the other speakers do not
I have the stock well II and I clearly have this issue volume, and unfortunately it seems not to be an issue but a real problem according tor me I have tried another one in a shop, and even if you put your source (iphone / Ipad or samsung it reid several phone model) at the maximum level, you have a very low sound from 1 to 7 ...it is more or less a headset when the volume is below 5. I have tried also to power the Stockwell II thinking that may be on battery the volume would be lower, no improvement and I have also tried to connect the source to the AVIN input with a 3.5 mm jack. Same issue from 1 to 7, you have to put your ear close to the speaker to hear something
I think it's about which batch you bought stockwell II from...
I have also Stockwell II bought a few weeks ago. It's only quiet between 1-2 and after that it's super loud. I never crank the volume buttons up more than 5 to be honest.
And that is btw with both treble and bass at the lowest... So clearly not ALL stockwell II have the same problem.
@@StayReal02 do you have aptx codec on yours? thanks
Try them against a had wall because the have a bass hole at the back
You can connect a echo dot or echo through Bluetooth to use Alexa on the Marshall speakers. Works flawlessly and saves you big.
OOh! Excellent idea.
You cannot really compare the loudness of the three speakers. It's pretty evident they are all made for listening at different volumes levels.
i like the killburn by quality, loudness and the adjustable sound and that it keeps bass to higher volumes. but i dont like the upper bass of the marshall killburn 2. A deeper bass focus would be better.
and the marhsall sotckwell 2 of course is not that loud haha - just look at its size and power in watts.....the bigger the speaker, the bigger the drivers and the amplifier power mostly results in more loudness..so of course it has no chance loudnesswise. but, i think the stockwell 2 probably sounds best regarding mids and highs and the wide stereo sound. but for outdoor use and smaller parties, of course the other two are better suited
I'd prefer more control at lower volumes which it seems these speakers would do that.
Which portable Bluetooth speaker do you suggest when we compare it to tufton and killburn2
Hello! Im hearing a “tone” on my tufton when playing every 30-40mins of music using spotify. Is it normal. Thank you
hmmmmm
Hi Erin, beautiful review same as you I have a question i know all marshall speakers are good in midrange but what among the three is the most bassy sound, TIA
Hi Erin all the line ups of marshall ii is Hi-Fi sound means loudest than the first series, but i ll go with the first series Marshall 1 coz i have woburn and killburn 1, ill compare to the new line up, still the best the first line up by sound quality, detailed and crisp
I have had bose color sound links for a long time, got a stockwell and will never go back. Stockwell has Bose speakers (of similar size) beat in battery live, ease of connection, sound quality...
I got my gf the Stockwell II as a gift. She loves it
Just wondering if you tested the AUX port to see if that corrected the volume issue on the Killburn II that you were having with Bluetooth ?
I cannot answer for the Killburn model, I hace the stockwell II, but the soudn is very low from 1 to 5 whatever the audio source is coming from bluetooth or directly conencted to the AV Input with the 3.5 jack unfortunately
I have the Stockwell 2, at low to medium levels the fidelity of this speaker is best in class for its size, other brands sound shrill and or muddy, if you are after a balanced clean sound and you don't play at party levels then the Stockwell 2 is highly recommended, also don't forget the excellent battery life...winner, winner....
Awesome!
Those are some MIGHTY expensive Bluetooth speakers! Marshall has been involved in audio for PA and speakers for a VERY long time. I agree, their lack of features, at this price point is disappointing. Good review, thorough and honest. Look forward to more tech reviews :)
Thanks very much Ken.
Thank you for the effort to putting this video together, I know its a lot of effort - you did a great job in everything and its an excellent comparison video of these 3 speakers (even though the video is already 4 years old right now). Thank you very much! That Tufton looks like the one to get, but I like the Killburn for some more portability too. (I already own the stockwell which is better than the 6 or 7 other similar sized speakers I've had over the years, Bose, JBL etc). Subscribed -- thank you.
Thank you very much!
I can vouch for some of the review as in I recently bought the Acton II, though not a part of the Bluetooth series I found that I had to almost have it turned all the way up to experience full potential of the speaker, half way up I could barely hear anything at all which was disappointing, really makes me hesitant on getting the Trufton which was my first choice but wanted to wait and try out the Marshall speaker series in general, seeing as how it is $400 US dollars lol
Thanks for posting your experience!
I have marshall kilburn 2 portable speaker.
Speaker keeps making weird sound like disconnected and reconnected while i am scrolling youtube video's on home screen.
Or while scrolling music on Spotify.
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I have also noticed after battery getting too low speaker make the same disconnected and reconnected sound.
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Please help me with this issue.
What is better for battery: keep it plugged to power source or let it uncharge to connect power again?
Keep it pluged in i would say. The charger should "know" that the battery is full so it will not charge it, but if you keep unplugin it you will "consume" the charge cycles of the battery. Same like with a laptop for example.
But i'm no expert.
Can you change the volume with the buttons on the kilburn 2 when it's connected with a cable? I am very interested in buying one for my record player but I am scared that I can only change the sound with the buttons on the speaker itself when it's connected with Bluetooth.
For festival camping(Group of about ten): Ist the Tufton able to deliver enough Musik for the whole group? How ist the musik quality on max volume? How does it compare to others (Bose S1 Pro, Teufel Boomster XL (or maybe even Rockster Air/ JBL Party Box 300))?
Depends how spread out you are, I guess. If you’re all together in a circle I think it would work well.
Which Marshall shud I buy,, want great sound first, portability is second, what abt wifi ??
Kill burn 2 vs Tufton ..which one to buy??
Hello everyone, is there a way to turn off the sounds of the battery lowing down on KILBURN II? It bothers so much and every times it stops the music!
Is the battery replaceable on the Tufton or is it another disposable speaker when the battery dies ?
Good question. I'm not sure... maybe someone else here knows.
A comparison between marshall and teufel would be intresting. For example the marshall killburn 2 vs. teufel rockster cross. But I guess Teufel is not available in your country =/ so there is only JBL for comparisons maybe.
nice review though!
kilburn 2 or hyperboom?
Hey! Great video! I have a question. I have been in doubt for a while between the Kilburn II and the Tufton. I also think it would be nice to take the speaker to the beach or to the football field. Which speaker would you recommend more for outside and why? Thank you very much in advance for your response 😊
Tufton all the way. Especially for outdoors.
Can you sand the link for ordering the original marshall please
Is there a huge difference between the loudness of tufton and killburn??...
Is there built in storage for the power cord? Great review by the way.
No built in storage. And thanks!
Was hoping to multi pair the tufton but.. Back to the drawing board...
I like that the speakers do not have voice control
It was one of the vidéos that compare as it announced, though i suppose it's not possible to connect another way then bluetooth. Connecting just on bluetooth I found dangerous. I have friends that after 1year the bluetooth connection is not working a 100% and you can not connect it with a mini jack cable wich is not much for an add and is always a sure connection.
I literally ordered the Stockwell 2 a few minutes ago. Wasn't sure if it was the right decision, but when I saw you playing Deadmau5 Tracks on it had to be fate and the right decision👍🔥😂
Can you charge ur phone on it? It doesn’t have power bank mode, does it?
I was thinking of buying the stockwell ii but after this I’m thinking what the hell ! Jajaja I want the big one 😂😂💪🏻
i request you to do some comparision with popular brands in their respective competition ranges and Thanks for a genuine review.
Nice overall vid!
Somewhat long,but props!!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
My Kilburn is my fave Bluetooth speaker (I have at least 5 different ones) but damn that tufton!
Kill burn 2 is amazing but I need more louder so I’m buying Stanmore 2 or tufton
Why I only see 2 speakers
best review on these speakers. Thank you!
Thanks so much!
Hey! Great video! I have a question. I have been in doubt for a while between the Kilburn II and the Tufton. I also think it would be nice to take the speaker to the beach or to the football field. Which speaker would you recommend more for outside and why? 😄
Definitely. If you’re driving and have space, the Tufton for sure. If portability is a concern, Kilburn II. But my overall pick is still Tufton.
Pls do an emberton marshall please! 😅
Great review Erin. Another downside is the price. Thanks for sharing my friend! ❤️🌷
True! Thanks for checking out the video.
I don't know if it's the choice of music, but they all sound muddy to me.
How tufton fare against harman kardon go n play?
It's disappointing that a BT speaker made by an amp maker doesn't have a nob for mids. Marshall, should know better.
If you could get a Stockwell2 for €135, a Kilburn2 for €170 or a Tufton for €190. Witch one would you buy?
Whats the song at 3:05?
great review Erin!
Thanks so much!
Thanks for the review!:)
Also, the title should say “Stockwell II” I think.
Ahh, yes! Thanks for letting me know.
I think you did the review on the opposite way, it would be better if you start from the small one next time.
Thanks for the feedback!
Kil - Burn who is the Kill?
what does treble switch does?
Wow you make good quality reviews . Keep it up 👍✌️
Thank you so much for the kind words!
I have watched most of the reviews for the Marshall range including the Woburn & your review has helped me make
my decision. 'Its like you kicked in my door & told me to buy the Tufton.' Great review Erin thankyou.
hahaha. YEAH!!
@@ErinLawrenceTV I have purchased the Tufton. I am lost for words I honestly cannot believe what this speaker delivers.
@@jack94987002 suena más fuerte el que kirbun 2?
hey lady! get my thumbs up for being a so good reviewer.
Sweet, thanks !
Hi Erin, As always, an informative, honest review. (Enjoyed the snippet of Florence + the Machine at 5:22, and got a laugh out of your playlist at 2:52: "S.O.B" and "Clothes Off"!? )
Ha! I have a very eclectic playlist.
@@ErinLawrenceTV Love it! My daughter's playlist included Contemporary Christian, Lady Gaga, and your fellow Canadian, Loreena McKennett.
Make a bass boosted review for woofers
Good idea!
Stockwell, because I don't like loud sound.
Great review, no nonsense and you covered a lot of ground. Subbed!
Thanks for the sub, and the compliment! :)
Erin it was a sweet review
Thanks for the kind words.
@@ErinLawrenceTV your welcome🌷
Marshall favorite speaker vintage design i like it 😍
thanks, Erin.
LUV THE LOOK HATE THE PRICE . ( YES HEADPHONE'S ALSO HAVE VOLUME ISSUE AND $ ISSUE TO )
Great video Erin you're the bomb
Thanks Art! :D
That notch is screaming ugly.. On your phone of course. Its so big i thought is a counter tops.
I wish the Tufton could do that - knock knock! who is it? it's Dave Grohl 🤘🏻
Haha!
Marshall or bust! 🤗
Nice review
Thanks!
Liked for the deadmau5 track
Surprised, you choose Tufton over Stockwell II,
How come?
@@ErinLawrenceTV sarcasm
I prefer Erin to all Marshall loudspeaker
Marshall 😎 so good! 😎
Indeed!
i like her stereo speakers
Thank you!
beautiful
The Stockwell speaker lacks power on the volume button, even though it plays loudly at full blast. But then it is not good to listen to. You have to increase to "over 12 o'clock" to hear this well, even if the volume on the mobile is at its peak. If you want to play loud, it must be up "at 14 o'clock" but then it is almost full blast. Steer clear of this if sound quality and volume are important. The Kilborn 2 lacks a good treble, has a trapped dark soundscape that can best be compared to standing outside a room or concert and listening to the music. Typical flat box sound. In general, all volume and tone controls are weak on these speakers. I have not listened to Tufton yet
nice taste in music
I wish I new you couldn't stack