ACTON III

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THE SMALL BUT MIGHTY WORKHORSE

RE-ENGINEERED WITH A WIDER SOUNDSTAGE

As the most compact speaker in the home line-up, Acton III fits in anywhere, with sound that really stands out. Acton III has an even wider soundstage than its predecessor, delivering room-filling Marshall signature sound that has been re-engineered for a more immersive experience. This new generation of Acton has tweeters angled outwards and updated waveguides to deliver a consistently solid sound that is so wide it chases you around the room.

ROOM-FILLING SOUND

Acton III has an even wider soundstage than its predecessor, delivering immersive, room filling Marshall signature sound.

PAIR, PLAY AND TURN IT UP

Acton III is straight to business, so you can just pair and play without the hassle of a complex set-up.

NEXT-GENERATION BLUETOOTH

Acton III is ready for the future of Bluetooth technology and has been built to deliver next generation Bluetooth features the moment they are available. 

ICONIC DESIGN THAT STANDS APART

Marshall has taken its signature rock ’n’ roll home speaker line-up and given it a stripped back look that makes a loud statement.

A MORE SUSTAINABLE APPROACH

While staying true to the iconic design that speaks to the brand’s heritage, Acton III has a PVC-free build that comprises 70% recycled plastic and only vegan materials.

CONNECT AND CONTROL

With next-generation Bluetooth 5.2 and the 3.5 mm input, connecting to Acton III and listening  to your music has never been so effortless.

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