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Embodying the raw and selfish spirit of rock and roll

Embodying the raw and wayward spirit of rock and roll, the Kilburn Portable Active Stereo Speaker takes the unmistakable look and sound of a Marshall, unplugs the cord and puts on the show on the go.

Weighing less than 7 pounds, the Kilburn is a lightweight piece of vintage-style engineering. Setting the bar as one of the loudest speakers in its class, his Kilburn is a compact, rugged hero with balanced audio, boasting well-defined mids and extended highs. It delivers a clear and distinct sound. Analog knobs allow you to fine-tune the controls to your liking, and a guitar-influenced leather strap makes traveling easy and stylish.

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Marshall sound, unplug the cord and put on a show on the street.
Weighing less than his seven pounds, the Kilburn is a lightweight piece of vintage-style engineering. Setting the bar as one of the loudest speakers in its class, his Kilburn is a compact, rugged hero with balanced audio, boasting well-defined mids and extended highs. It delivers a clear and distinct sound. Analog knobs allow you to fine-tune the controls to your liking, and the guitar-influenced leather strap makes travel easy and stylish.

FM radio is probably gone entirely, assuming a jury ruled in favor of streaming over the internet. IR Blaster is also a deprecated feature. The S6 had it, the Note5 didn’t, but the S7 has a clearer trend.

perfectly done

Meanwhile, IP68 water resistance is an improvement over the S5, allowing you to submerge it in up to 5 feet of water for 30 minutes, and there’s no pesky flap covering the charging port.

• No FM radio (except T-Mobile units in the US so far)
• No IR blaster
• no stereo speakers

If you stick your phone in the bath, you’ll need to let the charging port dry before you plug it in. Samsung didn’t reinvent the wheel in its Galaxy S7 design, but it didn’t need to . to improve on that.