The Marshall Emberton II Portable Bluetooth Speaker is on sale at Amazon for 50% off, and it "looks and sounds amazing." ...

Funny enough, I bought my Marshall Emberton 2 speaker from an airport on my way back from a trip. I only picked it up because I got $50 off, but it’s ended up being my best Bluetooth speaker ...

Get ready to rock your world with the Marshall Emberton II, now slashed to just $89.98 on Amazon-a staggering 50% off!

The Marshall Emberton II is one of these holdout deals, dropping to a new all-time low since Friday morning that wasn’t available during the preliminary week: This iconic portable speaker now costs ...

Show off your wild side with this bluetooth speaker that looks just like a Marshall amp.

The Marshall Emberton II Portable Bluetooth Speaker is now $99.99, down from $179.99, a 44% discount on one of the most stylish and best-sounding compact speakers around. Known for its iconic guitar ...

Marshall portable speakers are up to 25 percent off right now via Amazon. The sale includes the attractive and highly useful Middleton speaker, which is available for $237. This is a discount of 21 ...

Marshall is updating its most popular portable speakers with powerful 360º sound and more new features. The new Marshall Emberton III delivers 32+ hours of battery life, while the tiny Marshall Willen ...

Marshall speakers are among the best-looking ones in the market. They aren’t always the most convenient, though, as many of them need to stay plugged in. If you’re looking for something more portable, ...

If you’ve been hunting for a portable Bluetooth speaker on Black Friday, then you’ve probably considered the Marshall Emberton – after all, the British guitar amp company has an outstanding reputation ...

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Nothing brings down the vibe of a party, gathering, occasion, etc. quite like a lack of music — trust me, I was once at a wedding reception where not a single song was played and it is still a topic ...