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Marshall shrinks its party speaker again.

Following the 52-pound Bromley 750 that launched last year and the 27-pound Bromley 450 announced in March, the new 14-pound Bromley 150 is now the lightest and cheapest Bluetooth party speaker that Marshall makes, and it still features the array of white LED stage lights hidden behind its front speaker grill. You can preorder it from Marshall’s online store for $499.99 with shipping starting next month.

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<em>The Bromley 150 has up to 40 hours of playback time from a rechargeable battery that’s user replaceable.</em>
<em>Controls include volume, bass, and treble dials as well as dials to control the volume of sources connected to the speaker’s inputs.</em>
<em>While much smaller and lighter than previous versions, at $499.99 the Bromley 150 is still an expensive party speaker.</em>
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The Bromley 150 has up to 40 hours of playback time from a rechargeable battery that’s user replaceable.
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