Review on Portable Acoustics Marshall Acton II, 60 W, black by Agata Gajda ᠌

1. Build quality and materials: the first thing you feel when opening the box is that the speaker is pleasantly heavy, the body is finished with good leatherette, the smell of leather is present. The front side is tightened with a dense "mesh", the control panel is metal. Divisions, either through with LED indication or laser engraved - will not be erased. Separately, I will say about the controls - everything is as convenient as possible - from the power lever to the setting knobs (they do not have an end to the stroke). Two "traditional" buttons on the panel - switching from AUX to BlueTooth and Play / Pause - in all their splendor looks strange and superfluous, but it is hardly possible to offer something better. I did not find any flaws in the assembly, everything is very neat. From plastic on the case, only the Marshall nameplate, the body of the volume controls, the settings for two channels and the service access hatch. 2. Ease of use. Despite the seemingly abundance of handles on the panel, only one is actually used - the inclusions. Everything else is much better and more convenient (with presets) to set up from the Marshall BlueTooth application. LED indication is a separate aesthetic and practical plus. The sound of turning on / off will not leave anyone indifferent. 3. Sound quality. The sound quality of this model is much higher than average (among mono systems), the volume is sufficient for a small room or kitchen, and the bass is convincing. In my case, there is just enough power for the kitchen of 10 square meters.