Emberton II

I spend a lot of money sourcing goods from different countries in the hope of finding quality products. Like I prefer to stick to a particular brand for each category, and I keep on experimenting till I find the right thing. I have completely stopped buying substandard products, and this has made an

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Copy pasting one of my old comments I spend a lot of money sourcing goods from different countries in the hope of finding quality products. Like I prefer to stick to a particular brand for each category, and I keep on experimenting till I find the right thing. I have completely stopped buying substa

I have the Emberton II In general its just a good looking speaker with good sound packed in a small size. The 1 thing i wish it had is a mini jack in Don't know much about the Bose

Love it’s aesthetic, reminds me of my Marshall Emberton II speaker with the rubbery texture :)

I am in this situation exactly. I realised that the design of the Marshall speakers is very appealing and makes me want to listen to them more than my JBL Charge 6 and my Bose Soundlink Flex. I have tried the Emberton II and III, and the Middleton I and II. I ended up keeping the Emberton III and th