and aptX technology provides lossless wireless sound at a range of up to 30 feet (10 metres) while maintaining connectivity.

The slightest adjustment makes the biggest difference, and means you can achieve a sound that's perfect for its environment! About as heavy as a solid state practice amp and just as big, the Woburn II is an imposing sight compared to your usual loudspeaker. There are guitar amp-like controls up top and brushed aluminum, gold-colored accents on the knobs and the front face.Fine-tune your music with the onboard controls or use the Marshall Bluetooth app to customise your listening experience and control the music you’re listening to. With big sound and luscious looks, get incredible audio all the time with Marshall's superior Bluetooth speaker!

But it could be delicate too – there was a sweeping sense of height and width to the beautiful Judee Sill song The Kiss, its delicate piano lines and doubled vocals crisply being delivered. For a few years now the Marshall brand has been branching out away from its live amp gig gear and studio comfort zone, and into the home speaker space with its Acton, Stanmore and Woburn speakers, and its Marshall Major headphones. Other than that, you’ve got AUX In and AUX Out connections, and RCA connectivity if you’re looking to make the Woburn II part of a wider Hi-Fi system. While we like Marshall's Stanmore II Bluetooth and Acton II Bluetooth, we love the Woburn II Bluetooth. Yes, it's the most expensive of the bunch, but I'd argue it isn't too expensive for the sound quality it delivers—a case I'm less inclined to make for its more affordable, but less overwhelmingly awesome, siblings.The five-band in-app EQ works in conjunction with the bass and treble knobs on the speaker itself, allowing you to fine-tune things to your ideal sound signature.