Review on Portable acoustics Marshall Acton II, 60 W, brown by Mateusz Smoliski ᠌

With Bluetooth in multi-host mode, there is an overlay related to the fact that when sound is supplied from another connected source, the previously connected PC starts playing music automatically, but not through the speaker, but through its own speakers. Has some pros The sound, as always, is on top - the frequency, the bass is perfectly audible. At maximum volume, it does not hiss, does not wheeze. The presence of AUX is a big plus, Bluetooth is more convenient for portable devices. I was looking for stationary acoustics loud enough for a room up to 20m2 and small enough to be placed on a table, and in the end I found it - my expectations were more than justified. A good choice for lovers of rock music and high-quality clear sound, close to Hi-Fi. Its cons: Not quite obvious power button - looks like a slider, but works like a toggle switch. As long as it doesn't screw up, it looks more or less reliable. The AUX connector is on the top, not on the back or side - you will have to purchase an L-shaped connector. Not very happy that there is no wire for connecting to AUX in the kit. You can find something, but a branded native would be handy.