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Name: Marshall - Stanmore II Bluetooth Speaker - White
Brand: Marshall
SKU: 6304066
Price: 379.99 USD
Rating: 4.7 (733 reviews)

Marshall - Stanmore II Bluetooth Speaker - White

Model:: 1002487; |
SKU:: 6304066

User rating, 4.7 out of 5 stars with 733 reviews.

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QuestionWhat are the demensions
Asked 6 years ago by Meow4u.
- Answer The Stanmore II Bluetooth has the dimensions of 13.78 x 7.68 x 7.28 inches.
  Answered 6 years ago by Customer Service
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QuestionPower supply 110V? 220V can use or not?
Asked 6 years ago by Rocky.
- Answer It is 120v.
  Answered 4 years ago by MDF312
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QuestionWhen hooked up to TV do you have the option of listening to both the Marshall speakers and headphones at the same time or does enabling bluetooth cut out the main speakers? I want to be able to listen to my Bose bluetooth headphones and wife to speaker.
Asked 6 years ago by FloridaMan.
- Answer Generally each audio source can only connect to one Bluetooth device at a time, we don't believe the setup you are describing is possible.
  Answered 6 years ago by Customer Service
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QuestionCould this function as wired sound for my TV? It’s got the design and feel I’m going for in my living room. I’d like to replace my sound bar.
Asked 6 years ago by Techtravelled.
This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Stanmore II Bluetooth Speaker - Brown
- Answer Yes, the Stanmore 2 can. It has an audio video plug in. You'll need the red, yellow and white cord to plug it into your tv
  Answered 6 years ago by Double
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QuestionIs the 2 way speaker the feature where you can connect two of the same together? If not, which Marshall speaker offers it?
Asked 6 years ago by Futurecustomer.
- Answer Yes you can connect together via the app
  Answered 6 years ago by Msjoeblow1
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QuestionDo I have to use the app to use this? I don't have a "smart" phone and I really don't want to get one either - my life does not revolve around a device.
Asked 6 years ago by cleopatrasattic.
- Answer No you don’t have to use the app you can use an AUX cord to listen to it.
  Answered 6 years ago by Josh
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QuestionCan this be connected, via bluetooth, to a desktop PC? Or do you have to use the marshall app to connect etc?
Asked 6 years ago by Anonymous.
This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Stanmore II Bluetooth Speaker - Brown
- Answer Bluetooth works great from all devices I’ve tried including my computer.
  Answered 6 years ago by Justinw22
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QuestionDoes this need to be plugged in to listen to?
Asked 6 years ago by Cowboyjoe.
- Answer Yes, it is not portable
  Answered 6 years ago by Mtnbiker8
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QuestionIs says that there is not a power cable included, is this true? How do you power the speaker? Does it run on batteries?
Asked 6 years ago by TTB.
- Answer This is speaker system only runs with AC power. There is no battery option for it. They do have another model by the same company for $100 more that can run on battery but it doesn't sound as good and it's shaped differently.
  Answered 6 years ago by QsReviews
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Questionwhat is the THD % (total harmonic distortion) of this unit ?
Asked 2 years ago by theninja.
- Answer Hello, I will not be able to offer an absolute value as readings in the air will vary depending on ambient sounds, Bluetooth transmission sound, distance from the speaker, and electrical interference. With our speakers, harmonic distortion is one of the important factors we reduce when designing the speakers. The overall distortion levels will be very low for speakers of this type when it comes to rogue harmonics and transients.
  Answered 2 years ago by Customer Service
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QuestionCan I pair 3 Marshall Stanmor IIs at the ssme time?
Asked 3 years ago by Lgyurov.
- Answer The Stanmore II Bluetooth speaker can only be coupled with other Homeline II speakers. At this time, the Homeline III speakers cannot be coupled with other speakers.
  Answered 3 years ago by Customer Service
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QuestionCan a microphone be connected to this speaker ??
Asked 6 years ago by Josh.
- Answer A pre-amp will be required between the mic and the speaker to bring the audio signal up to line level.
  Answered 6 years ago by Customer Service
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Marshall - Stanmore II Bluetooth Speaker - White

Q: QuestionWhat are the demensions

Q: QuestionPower supply 110V? 220V can use or not?

Q: QuestionWhen hooked up to TV do you have the option of listening to both the Marshall speakers and headphones at the same time or does enabling bluetooth cut out the main speakers? I want to be able to listen to my Bose bluetooth headphones and wife to speaker.

Q: QuestionCould this function as wired sound for my TV? It’s got the design and feel I’m going for in my living room. I’d like to replace my sound bar.

Q: QuestionIs the 2 way speaker the feature where you can connect two of the same together? If not, which Marshall speaker offers it?

Q: QuestionDo I have to use the app to use this? I don't have a "smart" phone and I really don't want to get one either - my life does not revolve around a device.

Q: QuestionCan this be connected, via bluetooth, to a desktop PC? Or do you have to use the marshall app to connect etc?

Q: QuestionDoes this need to be plugged in to listen to?

Q: QuestionIs says that there is not a power cable included, is this true? How do you power the speaker? Does it run on batteries?

Q: Questionwhat is the THD % (total harmonic distortion) of this unit ?

Q: QuestionCan I pair 3 Marshall Stanmor IIs at the ssme time?

Q: QuestionCan a microphone be connected to this speaker ??

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QuestionWhat are the demensions

QuestionPower supply 110V? 220V can use or not?

QuestionWhen hooked up to TV do you have the option of listening to both the Marshall speakers and headphones at the same time or does enabling bluetooth cut out the main speakers? I want to be able to listen to my Bose bluetooth headphones and wife to speaker.

QuestionCould this function as wired sound for my TV? It’s got the design and feel I’m going for in my living room. I’d like to replace my sound bar.

QuestionIs the 2 way speaker the feature where you can connect two of the same together? If not, which Marshall speaker offers it?

QuestionDo I have to use the app to use this? I don't have a "smart" phone and I really don't want to get one either - my life does not revolve around a device.

QuestionCan this be connected, via bluetooth, to a desktop PC? Or do you have to use the marshall app to connect etc?

QuestionDoes this need to be plugged in to listen to?

QuestionIs says that there is not a power cable included, is this true? How do you power the speaker? Does it run on batteries?

Questionwhat is the THD % (total harmonic distortion) of this unit ?

QuestionCan I pair 3 Marshall Stanmor IIs at the ssme time?

QuestionCan a microphone be connected to this speaker ??