Iconic guitar amp and consumer audio company Marshall has unveiled its new Bluetooth Acton IV and Stanmore IV speakers, which deliver a revamped soundstage with more even frequency response.

They also feature Dynamic Loudness, which activates limiters when volume increases to ensure nothing gets distorted. Whether you’re rocking out or putting on a techno dance party, the music will be crystal clear.

“Since first launching in 2012, Marshall’s home speakers have evolved while remaining  true to our heritage. These always-in-place speakers form the foundation of any home setup,” says Simona Berbec, Product Manager at Marshall Group.

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Logistically and aesthetically, these two speakers are a great choice. The RCA and AUX cable ports are in the bottom so the speakers can line up snugly against the wall, within a bookshelf, or anywhere right angles make for the best fit. Plus, these cables open connectivity for record players and all manner of analog audio sources.

Then for the look and feel, the speakers maintain the classic Marshall design, flaunting the unmistakable cursive logo against a salt-and-pepper amp mesh with a brass control dashboard featuring precise knobs for volume, bass, and treble. The Marshall app opens even more audio options with an expanded EQ and audio placement optimisation.

And if you ever decide you want to make a stack of Bluetooth speakers (like a true Marshall enthusiast), Auracast technology allows multiple Acton IVs and Stanmore IVs to play music from the same source. Acton IIIs and Stanmore IIIs are compatible as well.

“Acton and Stanmore [are] chosen time and again for their iconic design, premium build quality, rich, powerful sound, and intuitive tactile controls,” Berbec continues. “With our fourth generation, the focus has been on protecting and strengthening these core qualities, building on what people love rather than reinventing it.”

The Acton IV and Stanmore IV are available now in black and cream colors. The Acton IV starts at $329.99, and the Stanmore IV starts at $429.99. For more information, head to Marshall.

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