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Portable speakers

1 The mid-sized model from Marshall’s portable Bluetooth range is only £30 cheaper than the Stanmore II and nearly half the size, but the sound quality is not far off its larger sibling; punchy mids, with plenty of low-end weight and high-end clarity. Of course, that relatively high price is likely paying for

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