
If, somehow, you don’t know what Marshall is, let me take you on a quick journey. Started by a drummer in 1962, Marshall amplification has become known for its guitar and bass amplifiers. You may know some of the artists that use its equipment — Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, and Eric Clapton to name but a few. Well, that same company also makes some very nice home audio stuff, and the Emberton III is its "Goldilocks" Bluetooth speaker. Not too big, not too small; just right.
I’ve had a chance to test the Marshall Emberton III for a good few weeks now, and I’ve come out of my experience the other side with a great picture of the speaker. Don’t get me wrong there are a couple of aspects I’d like to see improved on, but overall? This is one of the best Bluetooth speakers I’ve tested this year — let’s find out why.