23:09 i like how it soun outside. i am thinking on Stanmore 2 or Woburn 2. I like how look stanmore 2 in house but i think i will get short in quality and loud sound waves. Would be nice have comparasion side by side on each.
I really like how informative and comprehensive your reviews are. I recently purchased 2 LG PK7s due to your review (got them at 50% off each in Amazon's sale). Was considering getting the Stanmore II, but you're right. The price hike doesn't justify the gain. Happy with the PK7. Looking forward to more reviews and recommendations.
@@AxemanMessiah Have bought too many speakers since my original comment haha but I might give it a shot after a quick demo. Most of my acquisitions recently were bookshelf speakers.
@@AxemanMessiah The one I've been using the most is the Airpulse A300 because of this whole work from home thing. It's a powered bookshelf. For towers I'm eyeing the Buchardt A700 or the new Polk R700. It's been extra difficult to do auditions because of lockdowns
Which speaker setup would you recommend that would be better for the same price or cheaper? Looking to get a speaker setup for my two car garage and I want it loud. Thank you
Hello. Thank you for your detailed reviews. Please advise me on choosing between the woburn2 and stanmore2. My usage would be for indoors, around 600 square feet sized room. I am looking for sound clarity over loudness - generally play at low volume but am seeking for maximum clarity at low volumes. Any thoughts on what would work best for my requirement. Thanks.
Thanks for your video. You said we can find better for the price, could you tell me what is your top 3 speakers ? (I need Bluetooh and RCA for a mix desk/ music room). Thanks !
this is a decent unit and 2 would be great. Personally i wouldn't buy two of these as the price wouldn't justify the gain. I would then get a hifi that comes with two speakers already. LG have good units that sound very good with hard rock and metal. I have reviewed some. Here is a cheap LG which would give 2 x Stanmore II a run for it money: ruclips.net/video/KLwgVBSpSLg/видео.html Personally i dont like the look of the LG, but its an example for you.
Is the difference between the Acton II and Standmore II significant? I am looking for more volume, in terms of music the Acton is loud but when plugging in a guitar through the AUX it isn't as loud. Would the Stanmore solve that? Thanks!
yes from sound source. But you can measure volume at any distance depending on your application. If i am ina factory and want to know the SPL at the operators ear, i can put the SPL meter at the person even though the sound source is 10 meters away. But i am aware of the standard on SPL measurements.
Hey Bro ! Superb Review .. Covered almost everything quite well ...I am am looking at purchasing one ,but highly confused between the Stanmore or the Klipsch three Pls advise what should I get ( listen to House ,classical & slow Rock ) Thankss
@@dependrat3180 I looked at the studio monitor speakers after researching as my main need was to get the best audio experience in my budget. Try edifiers for that if you want or Triangle elaras/Klipsch if you can import.
yes they do. Some input signals are low and the power amp is tuned to provide high gain to allow you to still get decent outputted sound. have you never played a song on your cellphone and it was too loud and it distorted? Well same thing. Its up to the end user to moderate the output volume so the speakers do not distort and blow.
I brought one and it sounds excellent, I have no problems with it at all😀
Everybody is always looking for lots of boomy bass. As a drummer, I want a nice tight bass and crisp high end cymbal sounds.
Because this one is made to listen to music, not necessarily play music with it.
There's a lot of better suited Marshall amps for playing
Best review hands down!
23:09 i like how it soun outside.
i am thinking on Stanmore 2 or Woburn 2. I like how look stanmore 2 in house but i think i will get short in quality and loud sound waves.
Would be nice have comparasion side by side on each.
I really like how informative and comprehensive your reviews are. I recently purchased 2 LG PK7s due to your review (got them at 50% off each in Amazon's sale). Was considering getting the Stanmore II, but you're right. The price hike doesn't justify the gain. Happy with the PK7. Looking forward to more reviews and recommendations.
The Stanmore II is fairly priced now, it's worth getting if you are looking to upgrade.
@@AxemanMessiah Have bought too many speakers since my original comment haha but I might give it a shot after a quick demo. Most of my acquisitions recently were bookshelf speakers.
@@sleeper1023 What has been the best for you so far in bookshelfs? I love compact speakers personally so bookshelves are usually not on my list..
@@AxemanMessiah The one I've been using the most is the Airpulse A300 because of this whole work from home thing. It's a powered bookshelf. For towers I'm eyeing the Buchardt A700 or the new Polk R700. It's been extra difficult to do auditions because of lockdowns
Please review woburn II
Below 50-60% volume, Stanmore 2 sounds pretty low, and when changed to 70%, it use to get pretty loud. Is it the case?
Hi, brillient review man! So would you reconmend say the Marshall-Woburn III idealy for listening to heavy metal rock music? Thank you man.
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Meron po bang saksakan ng mic yan?
Paano gamitin sa mic@@NK_s2407
Very informative! Thank you!
did your stanmore 2 come with an aux cord? because i dont remember seeing one in my box
when i did the unboxing if it was not shown then its not there in the box.
Great review thanks and awesome sound
wonder selection of song man
That is called as review 👍
Which speaker setup would you recommend that would be better for the same price or cheaper? Looking to get a speaker setup for my two car garage and I want it loud. Thank you
only thing i dont like the removal of the optical connection.
Hello. Thank you for your detailed reviews. Please advise me on choosing between the woburn2 and stanmore2. My usage would be for indoors, around 600 square feet sized room. I am looking for sound clarity over loudness - generally play at low volume but am seeking for maximum clarity at low volumes. Any thoughts on what would work best for my requirement. Thanks.
thank you. i have not tried all of those so i cannot comment.
@Lalit Kalra Hi! I bought the Woburn II and I think it is good for 300-600 sqft. Not as loud as I feared or hoped ;)
@Lalit Kalra Welcome and sorry about the delay.
Can i pair two stanmore 2 speakers playing as one or must i have the multiroom version?
sorry i no longer have this speaker anymore. maybe another person can comment.
NO ADJUSTMENT FOR - MID ?
BOSE IS GOOD IN MID
Very good review, well done
thanks
can I use the stanmore plugged in a receiver and a turntable?
Should I buy killburn 2 or stanmore 2?
I got the speaker today .. up to 60% the volume is very low .. is that true or my price is defective ?
bro I got a stanmore multiroom and even tht volume is very low till 60percent
Thanks for your video. You said we can find better for the price, could you tell me what is your top 3 speakers ? (I need Bluetooh and RCA for a mix desk/ music room). Thanks !
the JBL all round are hard to beat but sound quality on JBL is not my best.
How do you think heavy metal would sound if it's paired with a second Stanmore II?
this is a decent unit and 2 would be great. Personally i wouldn't buy two of these as the price wouldn't justify the gain. I would then get a hifi that comes with two speakers already. LG have good units that sound very good with hard rock and metal. I have reviewed some. Here is a cheap LG which would give 2 x Stanmore II a run for it money: ruclips.net/video/KLwgVBSpSLg/видео.html
Personally i dont like the look of the LG, but its an example for you.
Is the difference between the Acton II and Standmore II significant? I am looking for more volume, in terms of music the Acton is loud but when plugging in a guitar through the AUX it isn't as loud. Would the Stanmore solve that? Thanks!
it would be louder, but it is not designed to be a guitar amp.
@@krusher74 Are you kidding? It IS designed to be a guitar amp, lmao. I also looked up the SPL and it's 91. That's more than fine.
@@AxemanMessiahNo, it’s designed as a home Bluetooth speaker
Good info
Can you do Harman Kardon Sounstick 4 please?
Great sound better than b&O m5
Is it produce sound at 10-40% of volume?
Hey
Mine too is very low below 50%. Is this how they are designed or ours has some problem ?
???? you always measure volume at a distance of 1m!
yes from sound source. But you can measure volume at any distance depending on your application. If i am ina factory and want to know the SPL at the operators ear, i can put the SPL meter at the person even though the sound source is 10 meters away. But i am aware of the standard on SPL measurements.
Nice video
Como compara con Hardman Kardon Onix Studio 4 ??
Except that it won't sync with video over bluetooth so what's the point of it?
Because no one buying a Marshall would use it for video.
Nice review sir....
Hey Bro ! Superb Review .. Covered almost everything quite well ...I am am looking at purchasing one ,but highly confused between the Stanmore or the Klipsch three
Pls advise what should I get ( listen to House ,classical & slow Rock )
Thankss
thank you. have not tried Klipsch so cannot comment on that.
This vs Acton II?
What is the better choice between a stanmore 2 and harman kardon aura studio 3?
Which one did you buy? Cause i am confused between the same two 😃
@@dependrat3180 I looked at the studio monitor speakers after researching as my main need was to get the best audio experience in my budget. Try edifiers for that if you want or Triangle elaras/Klipsch if you can import.
@@dependrat3180 Out of these two harman kardon sounded better to my ears at the stores. Though Marshall has better customer service in India*
@@ramansingh1257 thank you so much! I think i shall go for harman kardon🙏
thx bro
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Turning those nobs like that probably got you an insane v-shape bias. You boosted treble and bass a lot, but not mids. Should've just left it I think
I doubt very much that a company would make such an item in which it would blow it's own speakers.
yes they do. Some input signals are low and the power amp is tuned to provide high gain to allow you to still get decent outputted sound. have you never played a song on your cellphone and it was too loud and it distorted? Well same thing. Its up to the end user to moderate the output volume so the speakers do not distort and blow.
You like heavy metal without distortion? LOL
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Let the music sound make a noise, not your talking noise:(
then you basically just testing my microphone