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Marshall Is Launching the Rare Party Speaker That You’ll Actually Want to Display

Marshall is launching its first party speaker, the Bromley 750, which borrows design cues from its iconic guitar amps

By Jonathan Zavaleta

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August 26, 2025

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Marshall’s amp-inspired Bluetooth speakers have long been favorites of ours, but lately, the brand’s consumer audio wing has been branching out beyond portable speakers and headphones. Marshall announced its first soundbar in May, and it’s now getting into the party speaker business. The Bromley 750 is available to preorder now for $ 1,300, and hits shelves on Sept. 23.

Marshall Gets In the Party Speaker Game With Release of Bromley 750

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Marshall launched the speaker with a campaign featuring rapper Denzel Curry, which you can check out here. According to the brand, the speaker has a 40-hour battery life, and the battery can be swapped out and replaced.

In a departure from the typical RGB lighting of most party speakers, Marshall outfitted the Bromley 750 with white “stage lights,” with three preset modes to synchronize with the music. Arguably, the most fun feature is the amplifier knobs that control volume, bass/treble, lighting, and “sound character.”

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At over 50 pounds, the Bromley 750 unsurprisingly comes with wheels and a luggage handle, but it also features handles on the sides for lifting. As for audio specs, the speaker is outfitted with two 10-inch 150W woofers, two 5.25-inch 50W mid-ranges, two 1-inch 7W tweeters, and two 0.8-inch 14W tweeters for 360-degree sound.

It connects via Bluetooth 5.3, with support for Auracast, letting you pair it with another compatible speaker. You can also connect to the speaker using an AUX 3.5mm port or USB-C, and Marshall also added XLR connectors for microphones if the party turns into a jam session.

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