In fact, you’ll likely never need to use the full volume option, even in a loud party situation. This is both good and bad. Good, because you have the power if you need it, but bad as the top end does distort ever so slightly. Since you’ll likely never leave it on full volume, it’s not a massive issue. And if you really want ear-melting power, you can always opt for the slightly larger Stanmore II instead. Which means that the difference between 101 vs 98 dB is MUCH more than the difference between, say, 83 vs 80 dB. But for engineering products like speakers? Personal tastes and preferences probably still play a role. But shouldn't it be less? If you won't be gentle to these speakers, don't get them. Their coverage and overall structure aren't made to stand against strikes and scratches. It seems like it's almost possible to peel the surface with my bare fingertips.

Le + : conception sans PVC qui comprend 70 % de plastique recyclé ainsi que des matériaux 100 % vegan. L'enceinte Marshall Acton II comprend une connexion sans fil Bluetooth 5.0, sans perte de qualité, avec une portée de 10 m.

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It delivers high quality, well balanced, natural and powerful sound and is equipped with three dedicated class D Amplifiers that power dual tweeters and a subwoofer Comprendre la plage de fréquence : Plus le premier chiffre est bas, plus l'enceinte pourra restituer des sons graves ; plus le deuxième chiffre est élevé, plus l'enceinte pourra restituer des sons aigus

The Kilburn II offers multi-directional sound which the Acton II doesn't, the Acton II only has forward facing speakers.Marshall has its own Bluetooth app for both Android and iOS devices which you can use to personalize or customise your music experience. Battery: My first beef with decibel metric is that it isn't all that accurate in measuring loudness since it's affected by the room acoustics and materials.