A:AnswerHi, thanks for your question. The Emberton III is built to be Bluetooth LE Audio-ready, a future technology that will enable new audio-sharing features, improved sound quality, and lower energy consumption once supported by connected devices and a future update.
At this time, the Emberton III does not support the previous Stack Mode technology and therefore cannot be paired or stacked with other models.
A:AnswerNo, this speaker only supports audio via a Bluetooth connection. There is no wired audio input or output with Emberton III. If you need a portable speaker with wired audio input, check out Middleton, Middleton II, Kilburn III, or Stockwell II, which all have a 3.5mm auxiliary audio input.
A:AnswerHey Billy, if the Emberton III is connected to your phone, you can activate Google Assistant on your phone and then speak into the microphone to give commands to Google. Hope this helps, let us know if you have any other questions.
A:AnswerHello Woj, thanks for your question about the Emberton III. With proper care and charging practices, you can expect the battery to last for years. Proper battery care and practices are listed on the official online site in the Product Support guides. While the battery isn't replaceable by the user, we do have Service Centers that can assist you should the battery need to be replaced.
A:AnswerHello Nile,
The loudness of the Emberton III is measured by its SPL rating: 90 dB SPL @ 1 m. The SPL rating measures it's loudness at a 1 meter distance from the speaker, this is a more consistent means of measuring the power (volume level) of a speaker than its wattage.
A:AnswerHello DG, thanks for your question. To charge the Emberton II, you will want to use a USB-C charging cable into a charger with 5V/3A. Be sure to avoid fast chargers. Hope this helps, let us know if you have more questions.
A:AnswerHello, if the your TV supports Bluetooth, then it will most likely connect to your TV, yes. Keep in mind that Audio lag will be a factor: connecting a speaker with a cable to your TV will remove any audio lag.
A:AnswerMarshall measures its speakers' loudness with their SPL rating: SPL rating measures how loud they are, indicating the sound level (in decibels, dB) produced at a specific distance (usually 1 meter) with a standard power input (usually 1 watt). The Emberton II has an SPL rating of 87 dB SPL @ 1 m.
A:AnswerHello, the Emberton II will connect with a phone using Android 14, it can connect by Bluetooth. If you need any assistance with the connection, please reach out to the Support Team through the official online shop.
A:AnswerHello Beck, thanks for your question. The Emberton III offers Bluetooth as the only input, it is unlikely that it will connect with your record player. We recommend a speaker that offers RCA or 3.5mm aux inputs to use with a record player, such as the Stanmore models. Note, a pre-amp will be required as well.
A:AnswerThis stupid of Marshall to develop a second generation willed speaker and remove the stack ability from the new generation. I will provide bad press to future buyers. False business practice.
