There are a couple of caveats, though. Marshall makes some noise about 360-degree sound, but I’m not convinced. You could place this speaker in the centre of the room and enjoy it while walking around, but this is a stereo speaker and it performs best when treated as such. Basically, you want it facing you. Don’t treat it like a UE Boom.

It gives premium quality feelings. However, it is my personal opinion. But you can look for the other two colors. Each of them so cool looked placing them on your desk enhance the decore. And lastly, with excellent Bluetooth connectivity, you can connect your smartphone, PC, tablet, or other devices.This is also water-resistant in case you ever take it outside, and some unwanted situation happens. Water-resistant leather makes it durable and rugged for long time usage. The fact that the trebles didn’t sound particularly brilliant and somewhat washed out in the audition is especially noticeable indoors. The Kilburn sounds bigger than it is with its Blumlein stereophony with a certain rear sound radiation, but it is still not a room sound miracle. There is one D Class AMP for the woofer of 50 wattages and two also D Class AMP for tweeter of 15 wattages. Tweeters are 3/4-inch and offer five 1/2-inch along with 40-watt drivers.

This has a dazzling sound system like 7.1 and 5.1, which is so powerful provides fantastic audio. If you are playing it in the volume at 3, you will feel a problem talking with others in that room. It’s also mildly water-resistant. IPX2 certification means although it won’t survive a plunge in a pool, it will cope with a light splashing. Just in case you’re going for the moshpit/covered-in-beer vibe. This Marshall Kilburn II is suitable for those who want home music enjoyment and wish to take it outside.And also for the parties, picnics, family get together, outside of the home. It also wants a high-quality sound that will still hear good in the outside noise. Pros: Next to the noise isolation with the bit of stand under the speaker like Polk s50 and s55. There are four stands very tiny size keeps it at a distance from the ground. The loudspeaker mainly creates a problem with the isolation. This Marshall Kilburn II is portable in a good way, but it seems slightly less portable compared with its big brother Marshall Kilburn. But as it is not too heavy to carry, you can easily carry it to a picnic spot, at your BBQ party, etc.