Review on 🔊 Black Marshall Stockwell II Portable Bluetooth Speaker: Enhancing SEO by Ross Decoteau

I spend hours searching the web for reviews and YouTube videos and information on buying audio/video/PC accessories. 100 to 200.) I bought a Stockwell II from WHD for 140 and it is by far the best BT speaker in my small collection. Basically it is a big difference to Divoom Outdoor2. The sound is FULL and the built in EQ is a real luxury. The bass is balanced, not boomy! Not cloudy! Very clean. For those who don't know, the Outdoor2 and Stockwell II have drivers both in front of and behind the speakers. Soundstage effects and stereo separation are now a must for me. I don't think I can't use a BT speaker that doesn't play "360" sound in this way. The Stockwell 2 is the best off-axis portable speaker I can think of. It sounds great from many angles, not just front and center. i love this shop The black and brass version is very smooth. The main cons: It's not super-duper-loud. If you're recording this with other outdoor sounds, you might be better off using a larger, boombox-style speaker. It probably won't cut it for you. Volume settings 1-5 *fairly low compared to other louder, dirtier mono BT speakers. 6-8 mostly where I stay. It's about the sound quality. And it delivers, whether you use 10% or 100% volume - across all genres. Extreme metal, synthwave, R&B, you name it. Put aside your preconceived notions about the Marshall brand, this speaker ticks all the boxes and is worth every penny.