"The Bluetooth speaker market overflows with generic black boxes that all sound roughly the same, but Marshall brings legitimate audio heritage and iconic design to an over-crowded category. The Acton III just dropped to a record low of $179 for Black Friday's opening day on Amazon, down from its usual $299 price. Marshall built its reputation on guitar amplifiers that shaped rock and roll for decades, and that audio expertise translates directly into home speakers that sound like music instead of compressed digital mush."
"The Acton III delivers a wider stereo soundstage compared to the previous generations, hence giving the impression of sound surpassing the physical speaker cabinet. To achieve better stereo separation in such a compact form factor, Marshall redesigned the internal driver arrangement and acoustic tuning. The signature Marshall sound emphasizes midrange clarity and controlled bass which makes vocals and instruments sound present rather than distant. You get to hear details in recordings that cheaper speakers bury under the boomy bass or shrill treble."
"Marshall engineered the Acton III to be immediately usable without complicated setup procedures or compulsory app installations. You power on the speaker, toggle on Bluetooth on your phone, select Marshall Acton III from available devices and start playing music within 30 seconds. This straightforward approach saves you from frustration over pairing modes, connection failures, or multi-step configuration processes. This speaker remembers your previously paired device and picks up the signal automatically when it comes in range."
Marshall Acton III combines the company's guitar-amplifier heritage and iconic design with compact Bluetooth speaker performance. The speaker recently dropped to $179 for Black Friday, down from $299. Internal driver arrangement and acoustic tuning were redesigned to deliver a wider stereo soundstage and better stereo separation in a small cabinet. The signature sound emphasizes midrange clarity and controlled bass to keep vocals and instruments present and reveal recording details. Pairing is simple: power on, enable Bluetooth, select the device, and play; the speaker remembers previous devices. Bluetooth 5.2 provides more stable connections and lower latency for audio and video.
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