Why does my Marshall Amplification Speakers Bluetooth connection keep dropping out?
If your Marshall Amplification Speakers Bluetooth connection drops out, it might be due to distance or obstacles. Move the devices closer, within 10 meters, removing obstacles like walls or doors. Electrical disturbances from microwave ovens, wireless network adapters, fluorescent lights, and gas cookers can also interfere, as they use the same frequency range.
What to do if my Marshall Amplification Speakers are not responding?
If your Marshall Amplification Speakers are not responding, a software problem may have occurred. Unplug the mains power plug from the wall socket, wait 15 seconds, and then plug it back in.
Why is the audio distorted on my Marshall Amplification Speakers?
If the audio from your Marshall Amplification Speakers is distorted, first turn down the playback volume on your audio source. Try using another audio file or music player. If that doesn't work, lower the volume on the speaker itself, and also try lowering the bass or treble levels.
What to do if there is no audio from my Marshall Amplification Speakers?
If there is no audio or the audio is too low on your Marshall Amplification Speakers, ensure that your device is properly connected to the speaker. Also, slightly increase the volume on both your audio source and the speaker itself.
Why are my Marshall Amplification Speakers making a crackling sound?
If your Marshall Amplification Speakers are producing a crackling sound, the amplifier may be clipping because it has run out of output power. Try decreasing the volume on your audio source. You can also lower the volume or bass on the speaker itself.
What causes erratic performance in Marshall Amplification Speakers?
If your Marshall Amplification Speakers are showing erratic performance, it might be due to interference from another electronic device. Try moving the speaker to another spot, or turn off or move the interfering electronic device.
Details the speaker's top panel controls including volume, bass, treble, source, and play/pause buttons.
Details the speaker's top panel controls including volume, bass, treble, source, and play/pause buttons.
The Marshall Woburn II Bluetooth speaker is a wireless home speaker designed to deliver high-quality audio. It offers multiple connectivity options, including Bluetooth, AUX, and RCA, making it versatile for various audio sources. The speaker features a classic Marshall design with tactile control knobs for adjusting volume, bass, and treble, allowing users to fine-tune their listening experience.
The Woburn II functions primarily as an audio playback device, capable of receiving audio signals wirelessly via Bluetooth or through wired connections via its 3.5mm AUX input and RCA inputs. It is designed to produce a rich and powerful sound, suitable for a home environment. The speaker incorporates a play/pause control button, enabling direct management of music playback.
Power On/Off: To turn the Woburn II on, pull and hold the power lever towards the front of the speaker until the power-on sound plays and the indicators light up. To turn it off, pull and hold the power lever towards the front until the power-off sound plays and all indicators turn off.
Setting Up with Marshall Bluetooth App: For optimal use and to unlock additional features, the Woburn II can be configured using the Marshall Bluetooth app. This app is available for download on both the App Store and Google Play. Users should download the app and follow the in-app instructions for setup.
Selecting Audio Source: The Woburn II offers three main audio sources: Bluetooth, AUX (3.5mm stereo jack), and RCA (double RCA left and right jacks). Users can toggle between these sources by pushing the "SOURCE" button on the top panel. A lit indicator will show which source is currently selected. The audio source can also be selected via the Marshall Bluetooth app.
Connecting via Bluetooth (Pairing):
Connecting via AUX Input:
Connecting via RCA Input:
Adjusting Audio (Volume, Bass, Treble): The Woburn II features three dedicated knobs on the top panel for adjusting the audio output:
Play/Pause Control: The speaker has a dedicated play/pause button for music control:
Couple Speakers (Ambient Mode / Stereo Mode): Two Acton II, Stanmore II, or Woburn II speakers can be coupled to act as one sound system. This feature is managed through the Marshall Bluetooth app.
Standby Mode: If left unused for 20 minutes, the Woburn II automatically enters standby mode to conserve energy, and all indicators turn off. To wake the speaker from standby, interact with any button or knob on the top panel. The speaker can also be woken from the Marshall Bluetooth app.
General| Brand | Marshall |
|---|---|
| Model | WOBURN II BLUETOOTH |
| Category | Speakers |
| Type | Bluetooth Speaker |
| Bluetooth Version | 5.0 |
| Wireless Connectivity | Bluetooth |
| Wired Connectivity | 3.5 mm Input, RCA Input |
| Power Output | 110 W |
| Adjustable Bass and Treble Controls | Yes |
| Stereo/Mono | Stereo |
| Amplifiers | Class D |
| Mains Input Voltage | 100-240V |
| Mains Frequency | 50/60Hz |
| Drivers | 2 x 1" tweeters |
| Dimensions | 400 x 310 x 200 mm |
| Color Options | Black, Brown |
| Frequency Range | 30Hz - 20kHz |
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