The product is definitely amazing, for the price to quality ratio along with the large options of possible connections. The spectrum of sounds are great along with analog based tuners for desired sound taste which isn't available on most speakers is a really great feature.

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Everybody who's really into rock knows the Marshall brand. Marshall made the amps that guitar legends like Jimi Hendrix , Jimmy Page and Deep Purple's Richie Blackmore used for their classic recordings. Now you can find the Marshall moniker applied to headphones and Bluetooth speakers, too.

In July I recommended the JBL Professional EON206 as a veritable party in a suitcase; so long as you are somewhere with a mains connection to power up its twin 80-watt amplifiers , it will provide the super-loud sounds.

As awesome as portable audio can be, it doesn't compare to the power of a fuller-sized speaker. Anything that fits in a backpack isn't going to wash your body over with vibrations and melodies. Sometimes you really need to get that fix, even at the risk of a having a neighbor calling in a noise

Mashable Choice highlights the best of everything we cover, have experienced first-hand and would recommend to others. The Marshall Woburn is big and expensive at $600, but it's probably the most powerful Bluetooth speaker you can buy. Everybody who's really into rock knows the Marshall brand.

Marshall has made consumer tech for years. Wireless speakers and even phones have been given a Marshall amp makeover. Now the multi-room speaker is in the cross-hairs. These are probably the most amp-like gadgets stamped with the name yet, and there are three boxes to consider.

The Marshall Woburn multi-room speakers share the same design aesthetics as the company's guitar amplifiers. Marshall has also brought the same design to the Stanton and Action speakers.