Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionWhat is the size of the woofer in the Woburn III?

• A:Answer The Woburn III has a 6-inch woofer.

Q: QuestionWhat materials are used in the construction of the Woburn III?

• A:Answer The Woburn III is built with a PVC-free construction using 70% recycled plastic and only vegan materials.

Q: QuestionWhat is the frequency response range of the Woburn III?

• A:Answer The Woburn III has a frequency response range of 35Hz to 20,000Hz.

Q: QuestionDoes the Woburn III speaker have a built-in microphone?

• A:Answer No, the Woburn III speaker does not have a built-in microphone.

Q: QuestionHow does the Dynamic Loudness feature work on this speaker?

• A:Answer The built-in Dynamic Loudness adjusts the tonal balance of the sound, ensuring your music sounds brilliant at every volume.

Q: QuestionWhat kind of connectivity options does the Woburn III offer?

• A:Answer You can connect to the Woburn III using Bluetooth, RCA, 3.5mm input, or HDMI.

Q: QuestionIs this speaker compatible with future Bluetooth updates?

• A:Answer Yes, the Woburn III is ready for the future of Bluetooth technology and has been built to deliver next-generation Bluetooth features the moment they are available. Over the Air (OTA) updates via the app ensure your speaker is always up-to-date.

Q: QuestionCan I connect a microphone to this speaker for karaoke?

Asked 5 months ago by Leo3387.

• A:Answer No, you could technically hook a microphone up if you have either an RCA or 1/8” plug on it, but you wouldn’t be able to play music simultaneously. You would need a small mixer to bring your music and microphone in and then connect the mixer output to the speaker.

  Answered 5 months ago by Thumper

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Q: QuestionCan you plug a guitar into it?

Asked 1 year ago by Brody.

• A:Answer NO, don't even try.

  Answered 1 year ago by JoeV

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Q: Questioncan you connect to radio receiver using wire ?

Asked 1 year ago by tom.

• A:Answer AUX wire connection is best! So, YES!

  Answered 1 year ago by JoeV

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Q: QuestionWhat's the maximum wattage output on this unit?

Asked 1 month ago by Wait.

• A:Answer Hey Rob, the Woburn III has an SPL rating of 97 dB @ 1 m. Marshall no longer measures the max wattage output, instead we look at the SPL rating of the speakers.

  Answered 1 month ago by Customer Service

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Q: Questioncan more than 1 speaker be used in a large home at the same time with the same music?

Asked 3 months ago by steve.

This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Woburn III Bluetooth Speaker - Cream

• A:Answer Hi Steve, for the moment the Woburn III speakers cannot be used in a speaker group, however, they are firmware ready for speaker grouping once Bluetooth LE Audio is available, but for the moment, this technology isn't released and the functionality isn't yet available. Once the technology is readily available through connecting devices (cell phones, computers, etc), the speakers will also receive an update and this functionality will be available at your fingertips.

  Answered 2 months ago by Customer Service

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Q: QuestionCan 2 woburniii bluetooth speakers be paired for stereo?

Asked 4 months ago by Marshal.

This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Woburn III Bluetooth Speaker - Cream

• A:Answer Hello, thank you for your question. The Woburn III speakers are not offering coupled, stereo playback at this time. Stay tuned for Audio LE and speaker grouping options to be available in the near future.

  Answered 4 months ago by Customer Service

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Q: QuestionWith the available RCA plug in, can I simply connect a compact disc player to the Marshall Woburn III to play CDs ?

Asked 4 months ago by oldfashioND.

• A:Answer Hello, thanks for your question. Depending on the compact disc player, a pre-amp may be required to bring the audio signal up to line-level.

  Answered 4 months ago by Customer Service

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Q: QuestionHi!I hooked up my Denton fully automatic turntable system DP-300F turntable using the RCA plug, and I get only a tiny bit of sound, does not project. It is hooked up to the Stanmore III Please advise!!! Thank you!

Asked 10 months ago by Rosey.

• A:Answer Hello Rosey, thanks for your question. Most Turntables will require a pre-amp when being connected to a Marshall speaker, do you have a pre-amp in your setup?

  Answered 9 months ago by Customer Service

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Q: QuestionI have a wood burn ll. Do they still make them

Asked 1 year ago by Rick.

• A:Answer You have to check out the Woburn III! It is amazing compared to the Woburn II,night and Day dofference in sound if you can beleive that.

  Answered 3 months ago by LorenNVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionCan I use 220 Volt plug ?

Asked 1 year ago by Mindy.

This question was asked about the related product: Marshall - Woburn III Bluetooth Speaker - Cream

• A:Answer Hi Mindy, thanks for your question. The Woburn III speaker is safe to use from 110 - 240V, so yes, you can safely use a 220V plug with it.

  Answered 1 year ago by Customer Service

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Q: QuestionHow close to a wall can the back of the speaker be?

Asked 1 year ago by MusicFan.

• A:Answer Give it 6 inches, not a real issue... you will see that this speaker is top quality.

  Answered 1 year ago by JoeV

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Q: QuestionCan I hook up 2 of these to a turntable at the same time with the rca rather then the bluetooth coupling due to the lose of audio quality it will cause

Asked 1 year ago by JustinHowe.

• A:Answer Just get one speaker than can be "daisy-chained," then you can add 10 speakers... no loss of quality. Behringer! Not sure you know what you are doing...

  Answered 1 year ago by JoeV

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