Marshall

General

Marshall designed the Hanwell portable speaker to celebrate their fiftieth anniversary. It also resembles their first step into the home-audio segment, which is great news, as it means that you can enjoy the unique quality of a genuine Marshall off-stage as well. The Hanwell was designed to look like a Marshall amplifier. It isn't an amplifier, however, but a speaker in a wooden housing finished with white vinyl and golden details in full Marshall style!

Marshall Hanwell Anniversary Edition portable speaker

A fun fact is that this portable speaker was named after the location of Marshall's first shop in London: Hanwell. As we mentioned before, the white Hanwell has a wooden housing. There's a special Anniversary Edition badge on the white vinyl that says 'Fifty Years of Loud' and a brushed brass plate for the volume, bass and treble controls. The brushed brass is also home to the audio input, the retro analogue on/off switch, and the red power indicator.

The Hanwell: stylish looks, Loud sound

This stylish portable speaker naturally gives you an amazing sound that is worthy of the Marshall name, or - as the gentle people at Marshall call it - Loud. Loud is mainly due to a 100W (yes you read that right) Class-D amplifier, two 6-inch long-throw woofers and two Hi-Fi tweeters. Additionally, it features a 3.5mm input. Easily connect your music player with the included 3.5mm jack coil cord.

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