Maybe not the loudest for a large living room, but for a large bedroom, it is amazing. Sound quality is great. Connected to a vinyl record player and really happy with the output quality.
Love the Marshall Stanmore! It looks amazing with its classic vintage design and sounds even better. The audio is rich, clear, and powerful enough to fill a room. Easy Bluetooth setup and solid build quality make it a great home speaker. Bought this during prime sale and definitely worth it if you care about both style and sound.
Já tenho um emberton 2 e acton 3, mas essa stanmore 3 tem o perfil e campo sonoros mais amplos e porisso mais prazerosa de se ouvir. Não é uma caixa para audiófilos ( ainda bem ) quem quer um som mais purista melhor um B&W , NAD ou Kef etc. Poderia ter codecs mais avançados de bluetooth já que não há wifi. Embora não ouça rock ( às vezes, o alternativo) , a reprodução é perfeita. Jazz, erudita, eletrônica não deixam a desejar. O baixo é potente e macio para uma caixa nessas dimensões e o agudo preciso sem agredir. Em volumes altos há uma mínima distorção ( mais de agudos), mas quem vive ouvindo no " talo"? Não percebo que exista uma reprodução tacanha dos médios... Bela aquisição à minha coleção de caixas BT. Estou bem satisfeito, se seu orçamento permite, compre sem dó e com alegria!
Muy buena abocina, amo su potencia y su estética, es un abrazo al oído
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The Stanmore III could have been the perfect speaker. The audio quality is flawless. The physical controls are sensible and not over- or under-engineered. The aesthetics are wonderful.None of that matters if you can't play audio the way you want to! The designers have decided in their infinite wisdom to hardcode a TEN MINUTE BLUETOOTH TIMEOUT. If you don't play audio for ten minutes, your speaker goes to sleep. That's right. A speaker that is powered by a wall outlet GOES TO SLEEP AFTER TEN MINUTES of no audio. Why? The documentation says "to save energy." THAT'S WHAT THE POWER SWITCH IS FOR. IF I TURN MY SPEAKER ON IT MEANS I WANT IT TO CONNECT AND BE READY TO PLAY AUDIO.How???? How are they this stupid that there's no way to make an AC powered speaker behave like every other AC powered speaker in the universe? Seriously? I can't turn off the network timeout feature???? ON A POWERED SPEAKER??????It's criminal that the designers have ruined what is otherwise an amazing piece of hardware with a completely bone-headed bluetooth "power saving" decision and provided no way for the owner to change it. I'm just…beyond frustrated and filled with unending resentment that my $350 speaker is this dumb.Fix this, Marshall. It's like, five lines of firmware code and one extra button on the mobile app to make this work. Put an intern on it. I'll do it for free. Just fix it. Fix it. Fix it. Fix it. Fix it.
Great sound, crisp and clear, and plenty loud. Great price for the value. Simple controls, should last for decades.
This is a superb tabletop plug-in stereo. I mainly use it streaming Bluetooth audio on Spotify. Sounds absolutely phenomenal in my den and dining room area. Has great low end range and detailed voice, and the app is also nice to adjust bass and treble settings from your listening device. All music types sound good on this. I bought it on a special 50% off sale too, so it was a no-brainer.
A month ago, I replaced the smart speaker in my kitchen with a Marshall Atmos III speaker. I enjoyed it so much that I decided to retire the smart speaker in my bedroom and replace it with Marshall's larger Stanmore III. The purchase was part Father's Day gift and part splurge.The Acton III had already impressed me with its rich, room-filling sound. Its bass was warm and satisfying, its treble clear without being harsh, and it delivered a level of musical enjoyment that made me wonder why I had tolerated a smart speaker for so long. The Stanmore III takes that same formula and simply gives you more of it.That is both its greatest strength and its only caveat.For most people, the Acton III is probably the smarter purchase. I suspect that 99 percent of buyers would be perfectly happy with its performance and would appreciate saving the additional money. I would, however, choose the Stanmore over the Acton, if you listen to a lot of classical music because the bigger Stanmore produces a better soundstage for classical sound. The Stanmore III is larger, louder, and more powerful, but in a typical bedroom its capabilities border on excess. Mine certainly does.Fortunately, excess can be delightful.Setup was effortless. Because I had already installed the Marshall app for the Acton III, my phone immediately recognized and paired with the Stanmore. Within minutes I was listening to music.One feature I particularly appreciate is what the speaker does not do. It produces no distracting hiss, hum, or electronic noise when idle. Whether playing music, podcasts, or sitting silently between tracks, it remains impressively clean.For my initial listening session, I sampled a wide range of music, including Glazunov, Dvorak, Khachaturian, SZA, and The Marías. The Stanmore handled each with confidence. Classical recordings sounded expansive and detailed, with excellent separation among instruments. Contemporary music had energy and punch without becoming muddy or fatiguing. Across gen
The Marshall Stanmore III has excellent sound quality and a beautiful classic design. The audio is rich and clear, with strong bass that fills the room without sounding distorted. I use it for music at home, and it performs well across different genres.The controls are simple to use, Bluetooth connection is quick, and the speaker feels solid and well made. I also love how it looks as part of my home décor. Overall, it combines impressive sound with the iconic Marshall style.
