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Harry Padoan

17 bass drivers, a 3D-printed phonograph cylinder, and Jason Momoa on repeat: Marshall’s audio engineers tell us how they made its first-ever soundbar stand out

Marshall Heston 120 below TV with Marshall headphones and 4k UHD blu-rays below that.

Marshall has announced to the world that it is taking its first step into the world of soundbars. With the Heston 120, the audio specialist is aiming to compete with some of the best soundbars around, supplying massive Dolby Atmos sound while still nailing music reproduction.

The all-in-one configuration of Marshall’s soundbar sees it compete directly with the great Sonos Arc Ultra, and at $999 / £899, there’ll be high expectations on the company’s debut effort. So, as you may expect, Marshall’s attempt to forge one of the best Dolby Atmos soundbars has been far from a quick and easy operation.

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