Marshall - Bromley 750 Portable Wireless Party Speaker with Bluetooth / 3.5 mm Auxiliary / RCA / Microphone Inputs and LED Lights - Black/Brass

I love the sound and the bass is deep looks amazing the lights add to the look. I love that it’s portable and has so many extra features like an input for a mic

Love it Perfect sound for people that listen rock and classic music

The biggest and loudest speaker from Marshall is called Bromley. Bromley has rock'n'roll looks, party lights, real knobs and audio sounds fantastic. It is so stoutly built Marshall even had to give it a luggage handle and wheels. Should you need to carry Bromley, sturdy spring loaded handles make off the beaten path adventures easier. So, unless you live on an island, estate or a farm. The incredible volume of audio on this omnidirectional speaker could annoy the neighbors if you don't invite them over. High volume and bass are very much included in the Bromley. Oh, and it does it all on battery power for nearly two full days! The Marshall Bromley definitely came to play. It has multiple inputs for those who have or need mic and instruments amps. I am not gifted with voice or band abilities. These features were not tested. I did test USB-C, Bluetooth, and Aux daisy chaining. And those alone made the Bromley move to center stage in my home. Highlights and why you buy a speaker like this are sound quality at all volumes. I did not achieve maxed out levels. I cherish my hearing too much. Briefly tested at about 3/4 before returning to between 1/4 and 1/2 volume and Bromley was still heard throughout my house. Louder would require auditorium size space or be outside. Especially when you turn the "Sound Character" knob towards full. The BASS is the MOST I have ever heard in a portable speaker. And it is good bass, almost dedicated subwoofer good. You will need to tweak treble and bass knobs if you max out the sound character to not loose the fidelity and audio quality of some songs. Some may just want the thump though. You also need to realize the sound is coming from all sides of the speaker. It fills the space it sits in. Then there is how you tame Bromley. All the knobs and toggle switches. Anybody near the speaker can easily dial in audio, play, pause, track advance or replay. Of course this might be a negative if people just want to mess with your speaker. There is a app, but for some reason it is extremely limited for the Bromley. Updates, volume, standby timeout, assigning M button function and the Beta Broadcast Feature. Odd the equalizer other Marshall devices can use is missing. Even bass and treble would have been nice. On BT, the volume from my phone can slowly increase the lights around the volume knob. Letting the app control bass, treble and sound character would have been a good idea. Maybe an update brings this to life. Perhaps even knob lockout for when speaker is out in public. While many party speakers go with RGB lights. Marshall went a bit more classy and retro to match their speaker aesthetics. The lights always start in off, but easily come to life with a button press. 1st button press is a sort of a start with a few lights and slowly fill to a near full field of twinkle and back to minimal fill. 2nd press gets a square/rectangle road hazard alternating pattern. 3rd and final press gets audio sync flashes. The M button can add a couple second all lights strobe, but needs a press for each strobe effect. And the lights alternate between white or amber. No other colors are available. As for connections and power. Marshall seems to have covered most of the options currently available. RCA (record player perhaps?). USB-C audio input or charge an external device (does not simultaneous charge phone if playing content). Mic and instrument ports (did not test), also have 3 dedicated knobs for these devices. AUX in/out (easily add more speakers, works great). Even a stand hole in the base to elevate the speaker. Battery life of 40 hours might be accurate, but I have not reached 40 hours use yet and still on the initial charge, but with battery level on the front and also on the removable battery. I will know when it is time to plug in, removable power cord is included (btw, aside from paperwork. Only other item in the box). Or if you remove the battery. You can charge by USB-C or use the battery as a small power source. Did not see charge indicator through USB-C port on rear of speaker. Overall, this is hopefully something you can test at your local Best Buy. Long review and maybe I missed what you needed to hear. I love this speaker for everything it represents. Absolutely recommend Marshall and Bromley to anyone. Lastly, congrats on the box design. It has fantastic shipping protection, but the presentation opening is top notch.

I've had the Marshall Bromley 750 for a little under a week now and I have to say that I am pretty excited about having and owning this amazing speaker. It is BIG, but still small enough to transport in a car. I have a small ish hatchback and it fits perfectly fine and easily in my small trunk space. It is heavy, about 60 lbs, but it has two handles on the sides, a pull out handle on top and strong and sturdy wheels. I really love the design. I'm a rocker, I play guitar. I gigged with a Marshall Halfstack in a band for a couple of years so naturally this speaker reminded me of those days and brought a big smile on my face. I love the power button, the volume and EQ knobs. They all have the classic Marshall amp design. It reminds me of my old Marshall Half stack. Anywho, this thing is a literal party machine! The built in lights are a really cool touch and definitely set the mood and vibe. They seem to react to the music playing on your device. The lights have three different modes, and I believe you can customize it and set a strobe if you'd like. I like to just keep it on the 1st mode. It is subtle and honestly quite beautiful to look at. The speaker has many inputs, you can play your music through Bluetooth, Aux In, RCA , and Two XLR 6.3 mm jacks for instruments or microphones. Very cool! You can connect an electric guitar to it with it but you'll need a pre amp or effects pedal to do so. I honestly might purchase a guitar amp modeler and try it out with this later. Sound quality is fantastic. This thing definitely gets loud enough to host a beach or backyard party. I intend on using mine for a wedding in a couple of months. It is definitely loud enough to party with in a 100-150 person hall. You can adjust bass and treble to tweak the music to your liking. On the far right you'll see a sound character knob that reads "Dynamic ~ Loud" It allows you to get a full sound at lower volumes if you set it to dynamic. If you turn the dial to Loud, it gives the speaker a boost and you can really crank up the volume. While at home, I like to set mine to dynamic and then the volume to about 40/50% It has a very nice full sound that fills my living room nicely. I love it for playing my vinyl records at home. This is hands down the best party speaker I've ever owned and it looks so good in my home. I'm going to set one of my guitars beside it to complete the look. Battery life, is also very very good. Marshall states that you can expect about 40 hours of battery , I'm assuming that's with the lights flashing as well. I haven't gotten to test that statement in the week that I've owned it, but after my initial 100% charge.. the battery life has barely taken a dent. I would say it is at about 70% still and Ive been using it every day since I got it. I had it going for about 3 hours on the first day while I did my chores. One of my other favorite features about this amp is that the battery is easily removable. I don't see where I can buy a spare battery yet for this speaker, but I am going to assume that Marshall will be selling spare batteries for those of you needing longer battery life while on the go with this speaker. The battery can be charged with a USB C cable if you prefer, but the speaker also comes with a power cord that plugs into the wall outlet. The speaker will charge the battery if you connect it this way. Would I recommend this speaker? If you can afford to splurge on this, for sure! Especially if you are a DJ, host parties often, or just want a really nice speaker for your home.

The Marshall Bromley 750 is like the final boss of party speakers and I absolutely love it! Something about new speakers makes me giddy and I felt like a kid on Christmas when it arrived. Not only does it have the timeless Marshall looks, sound, and build quality, but it’s also upgraded with modern features like bluetooth, a 40 hour battery, 360 sound dispersion, and a party light display that actually adds to the party vibe. If you want one speaker to add a instant thump to your party, indoor or out, the Bromley 750 is up to the job. There’s quite a few things I want to cover here, but let me start with the sound. Classic “Marshall sound” with interesting tuning options. In terms of sound tuning there’s a Bass, Treble, and Sound Character knob. The latter seems to add a boost to some frequencies and moves that boost along the frequency range as you adjust it. It works well though I’d say there’s no perfect setting for all music and I generally just find a place I’m happy with at the moment. The Bromley 750 sounds good, but I wouldn’t say premium sound quality is the best feature or focus. This is a party speaker after all. It needs to get loud, thump, and sound good doing it. In that regard, this speaker is outstanding. There’s front and rear facing 10” woofers for bass, up firing tweeters for height and dispersion, and front and rear facing mids and tweeters for projection. Each speaker is protected by a steel grill and there’s no fear of them getting damaged by accidental contact or some kid intent on pushing in dust caps. It’s built like a proper DJ/PA speaker which at this price point it pretty much is. Especially considering it has 2 XLR inputs, which is perfect for either 2 mics or a guitar and mic without needing to add a mixer in-between. Just bring the speaker, instruments, XLR cables, and you’re good to go! You can even skip the power cord for most parties. It comes with a user replaceable 40 hour battery and I guess you can buy spare batteries if you plan on partying non-stop for multiple days off the grid, but… shoot, please invite me if you do. And if you are traveling like that, you’ll appreciate how well the Bromley 750 is built. It looks like a full size PA amp/speaker and that’s because it is. Weighing in at a hefty 52lbs, this speaker is solid! No worries about using it as a temporary stool, and I’m thankful for the built-in wheels, luggage handle, and side handles. It’s hefty, but there’s sturdy metal grills protecting each speaker driver, body shielding to protect against bumps, and IP54 protection against dirt and splashes. The knobs feel great and live up to the classic Marshall look and feel that’s expected of the brand. And unlike most party speakers I’ve seen, I actually like the “light show” the Bromley 750 offers. The whole front grill is lined with bright LEDs displaying 3 distinctive patterns, but the 1st one is what grabs me. It just has a classy look to it that I appreciate and seems fitting in a party atmosphere. Especially when you hit the M button for it to go into strobe mode! Do I recommend the Marshall Bromley 750? If you’re looking for a party speaker, absolutely!!! It’s huge and it’s heavy, but it’s also a true one speaker solution with 2 XLR inputs, 40 hours of battery life, and it can fill a large room with loud, thumping, clean sound. If you want an instant party maker, the Bromley 750 has you covered. PROS - Loud - Signature Marshall sound - Gorgeous - Actually like the light effects - Strobe! - Bass thumps - Long range bluetooth reception - Sturdy - Wheels and handles - Multiple source inputs (bluetooth, ⅛ mic input, 2 XLR inputs) - 40 hours of battery life - A true party speaker CONS - HEAVY - about 51 lbs - Not the highest end sound quality - App doesn’t do much