The Bromley 750 is Marshall’s first-ever “party speaker” – and it has a built-in lighting rigMarshall – traditionally a guitar amp brand – is continuing its foray into the world of consumer audio with its first-ever “party speaker”, the Bromley 750.
What makes it a party speaker, you ask? Well, many things, but perhaps none more than the fact it has integrated stage lighting, which can sync up with the music being played through it.

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“Inspired by stage lighting, we’ve incorporated lights in a new way, enhancing the atmosphere and elevating the entire experience” says Ella Renneus, Senior Manager Design at Marshall Group.
Elsewhere, the Bromley 750 features 360-degree True Stereophonic sound, with an integrated Sound Character control which can be tweaked to fit the mood or setting.
When it comes time to fine-tune the output, there is a basic two-band EQ to take care of lows and highs. Then, for added clarity, there is a knob that adjusts between “loud” and “dynamic” settings, in case the historic power of Marshall is too much for a certain indoor space. For some fun coloring, another knob can activate delay and reverb effects.
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For the more remote situations, the Bromley 750 has 40+ hours of battery life. There is also a backup battery if 40 hours is just not enough. And if these out-of-the-way places are dirty (which is often the case), the build is dirt and splash-resistant, and it features a built-in handle and wheels for easy transport.
And if there are artists waiting in the wings, the Bromley 750 has two XLR inputs that swap between mic and instrument settings for whoever is getting ready to perform. Other inputs include RCA, USB-C, and an auxiliary in and out.
Marshall has collaborated with American rapper Denzel Curry on a video campaign to promote the launch of the speaker, which you can check out below.

“Meet Bromley 750. Our most powerful speaker to date just showed up to make your next party the LOUDEST around. And take it from us, no one knows how to throw a party like Denzel Curry,” Marshall writes, speaking of the artist . “We’re just getting started…Turn it up and let’s make it LOUD.”
The Bromley 750 is currently available for pre-order, priced at £899.99. Shipping begins September 23. Learn more at Marshall.
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