Marshall Woburn
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The most powerful two-way audio system from the series of mini-systems of the famous manufacturer of professional and consumer acoustics of the highest quality. It features an original Marshall branded exterior design that will not leave indifferent fans of the brand and lovers of classic retro design. It has a stylish front grill with a corporate logo, a spectacular leather texture of the side parts, metal switches and regulators.
It is equipped with a powerful amplifier and 4 acoustic radiators: two high-frequency tweeters of 20 W (diameter 25 mm) and two woofers of 25 W (133 mm). It can work with analogue sources connected to the AUX IN connectors (3-pin mini-Jack 3.5mm or 2xRCA). For digital connection of smartphones, tablets or laptops, a direct connection is organized via the Bluetooth 4.0 wireless interface (with support for the aptX HD codec).
In addition, the Marshall Woburn audio system can receive high-quality digital audio via an optical cable through a dedicated Optical IN port. The balanced and clear sound of the speaker will satisfy even demanding users, it is equally good at playing tracks of rock bands of the 60-80s and listening to more modern electronic pop or hip-hop repertoire. The volume of the system is quite enough for the acoustic design of rooms up to 30 m².
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Perhaps it has two advantages - appearance and volume. I'm really curious - who are these people writing rave reviews about this device? Or did a bear step on your ears? Probably paid hipster bots) Anyway, to the point. -The sound is bottom. Completely. For this money, I expected at least some resemblance of hi-fi. I love bass, I love to listen to music loudly - but on this speaker, they are annoyingly boomy, unpleasant to listen to, and you intuitively want to turn it down. When you turn the bass control beyond 50%, it feels like the speakers are going to tear - you can hear crackling, popping, brr... -There are no mid frequencies. At all. They simply didn't bring them. Meanwhile, there are too many "hissing" highs. And when you want to reduce them with the beautiful treble knob... Correct, you just lower the gain from the pair of smaller speakers, and the nonexistent mid frequencies disappear altogether. How is that? On a speaker for 600 bucks? Shock, just shock. But there is an optical output. It's just that here it looks more like a mockery than a real necessity. use Marshall Woburn week i recommend it don't buy |
- Support for the Apt-X audio codec, which provides high-quality audio playback
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One of the sound sources during listening was a MacBook Pro Retina, with a quite decent Cirrus Logic audio chip. Yes, it's not a hi-fi player, but trust me – it wouldn’t have saved the situation. No equalizer in the world can fix the flawed design and setup of this sound system with $20 components.