The Marshall Woburn III is the largest speaker in Marshall’s home range, and this is the black colourway. It is a three-way design with 150W of Class D amplification, an HDMI socket with ARC so it can take over from your TV speakers, and the analogue bass and treble knobs Marshall has kept on the top panel for decades. Totot stocks the Marshall Woburn III in the UAE with a 1-year warranty and nationwide delivery.
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Marshall Woburn III: 150W Split Across Five Amplifiers
Marshall does not publish a single system wattage for the Marshall Woburn III. It publishes amplifier power per driver: one 90W Class D amplifier for the woofer, two 15W Class D amplifiers for the mids, and two 15W Class D amplifiers for the tweeters. Add those together and you get the 150W figure used in the product name. That number is amplifier power, not an RMS loudspeaker rating and not a peak output figure at a stated distortion level, so it cannot be compared directly with the peak wattages JBL and other party-speaker brands quote.
Giving the woofer its own 90W amplifier is the practical reason the low end stays separate from vocals when you push the volume. Marshall publishes a frequency response of 35 to 20,000 Hz and a maximum sound pressure level of 100.5 dB measured at one metre. Marshall does not publish the driver diameters for the Marshall Woburn III, so if you want to know exactly how big the woofer is, that figure is not available from the manufacturer.
HDMI ARC, RCA and 3.5 mm Inputs
The HDMI input supports ARC, which is what separates this model from the smaller Marshall home speakers. Connect it to an ARC-capable socket on your TV and the speaker becomes the TV sound system, with the TV remote handling volume. There is one HDMI socket and no optical input, so a TV without ARC will need the RCA or 3.5 mm connection instead.
RCA and 3.5 mm inputs cover a CD player or a turntable that has its own phono stage built in, since Marshall does not publish a phono preamplifier for this speaker. Wireless playback is Bluetooth 5.2, and Marshall states the Marshall Woburn III is ready for Bluetooth LE Audio. The supported codec list is not published by Marshall.
Analogue Knobs, Plus the Marshall Bluetooth App
On the Marshall Woburn III, source, volume, bass and treble sit on the top panel as physical gold knobs, alongside play, pause and skip. You can shape the tone by ear in a couple of seconds without reaching for a phone, which is still unusual on a speaker at this price. The vinyl-wrapped cabinet, brass fret and script logo carry over the look Marshall uses on its guitar amplifiers.
The Marshall Bluetooth app for iOS and Android adds further adjustment and delivers firmware updates over the air. The app is optional: the Marshall Woburn III plays and can be tuned entirely from the top panel if you never install it.
Mains Power and UAE Compatibility
Marshall specifies a power input of 100 to 240 V at 50 to 60 Hz. That range covers the 220 to 240 V supply used across the UAE, so this is not a 110 V-only unit and needs no voltage converter. A mains lead is included in the box.
There is no battery in the Marshall Woburn III at all. It is a stationary speaker that stays plugged in, which is the trade-off for the output a portable cabinet cannot reach.
Size, Weight and Where It Fits
The Marshall Woburn III cabinet measures 400 mm wide, 317 mm high and 203 mm deep, and weighs 7.45 kg. That is sideboard or console furniture territory rather than a shelf, and the weight means you will position it once and leave it there. Allow clearance behind it for the mains lead and any wired sources.
Who This Is Not For
The Marshall Woburn III is not a portable speaker. There is no battery, no carry handle and no published IP rating of any kind, so poolside, bathroom and outdoor use are out. If you want something you can take to a beach or a majlis garden, a battery party speaker is the right category, not this.
It is also not a smart or multi-room speaker. Marshall publishes Bluetooth and wired inputs only: no Wi-Fi, no AirPlay, no Chromecast, no Spotify Connect and no built-in voice assistant. If you already run a Wi-Fi multi-room system, the Marshall Woburn III will not join it.
Two further limits worth knowing before you buy. It is a single cabinet producing stereo, so the stereo separation is bounded by a 400 mm wide box and will not match two spaced speakers. And Marshall publishes neither driver sizes nor an RMS rating, so if you compare hi-fi gear on spec sheets you will find less data here than a traditional hi-fi brand gives you.
Order from Totot
The Marshall Woburn III in black is in stock at Totot with a 1-year warranty from Totot covering manufacturing defects. Shipping is free on orders from 300 AED, with delivery in up to 3 business days anywhere in the UAE.
Returns are accepted within 14 days for a defective or non-conforming item. If a parcel arrives with shipping damage, report it to us within 48 hours so we can resolve it.
Technical Specifications
- Model: Marshall Woburn III, black colourway
- Amplification: 1 x 90W Class D (woofer), 2 x 15W Class D (mids), 2 x 15W Class D (tweeters) – 150W total amplifier power, per Marshall; not an RMS or peak loudspeaker rating
- Driver sizes: not published by Marshall
- Frequency response: 35 – 20,000 Hz
- Maximum SPL: 100.5 dB at 1 m
- Bluetooth: 5.2, ready for Bluetooth LE Audio; codec list not published by Marshall
- Wired inputs: HDMI with ARC, RCA, 3.5 mm
- Wi-Fi / voice assistant: none
- App: Marshall Bluetooth app (iOS and Android)
- Power input: 100 – 240 V, 50 – 60 Hz – suits UAE mains
- Battery: none, mains powered
- Water resistance: no IP rating published by Marshall
- Dimensions: 400 x 317 x 203 mm (W x H x D)
- Weight: 7.45 kg
- In the box: speaker, mains lead, user manual with legal and safety information
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
Every specification above is taken from Marshall’s own product page for this model. Full details are published on the official Marshall Woburn III product page.
FAQ
Does the Marshall Woburn III run on UAE mains power?
Yes. Marshall specifies 100 to 240 V at 50 to 60 Hz, which covers the 220 to 240 V supply used across the UAE. No voltage converter is needed.
Is the 150W figure RMS or peak?
Neither. Marshall publishes amplifier power per driver – one 90W Class D amplifier for the woofer plus four 15W Class D amplifiers for the mids and tweeters. The 150W is the sum of those amplifier ratings, not an RMS loudspeaker measurement and not a peak figure at a stated distortion level.
Does it have a battery?
No. The Marshall Woburn III is mains powered only and ships with a mains lead. There is no battery and Marshall publishes no IP water rating for it.
Can it replace a soundbar?
Yes, in most setups. The HDMI input supports ARC, so it connects to an ARC socket on the TV and responds to the TV remote for volume. There is no optical input, so a TV without ARC would need the RCA or 3.5 mm input.
Does it support Wi-Fi streaming or voice assistants?
No. Marshall publishes Bluetooth 5.2, HDMI ARC, RCA and 3.5 mm only. There is no Wi-Fi, AirPlay, Chromecast, Spotify Connect or built-in voice assistant on this model.
How loud does it actually get?
100.5 dB at one metre is Marshall’s published maximum sound pressure level. That is enough for a large living room or a small gathering, measured at the speaker rather than across a room.
What warranty comes with it?
1 year from Totot, covering manufacturing defects, plus a 14-day return window for a defective or non-conforming item.
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