Marshall Woburn III | 150W Three-Way Output | HDMI ARC and RCA Inputs | Bluetooth 5.2
Church halls, large homes and weekend gatherings get full-bodied low notes and clear vocals without a separate subwoofer or amplifier.
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The Marshall Woburn III is in stock at Mascom International, priced at KSh 56,000, brand new and sealed. It is the biggest of the three Marshall home speakers we stock, with 150W of Class D amplification across a three-way driver system, Bluetooth 5.2 and a 100.5 dB peak level at one metre. The Marshall Woburn III plays down to 35 Hz and accepts HDMI ARC, RCA and 3.5mm inputs. Find it at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, and hear it in the shop before you pay. Black, Cream and Brown are the finishes to choose from, and the speaker arrives with its mains lead, ready to plug in.
Built for large homes in Karen and Runda, church and community hall volunteers, and film fans who want a proper upgrade over their TV speakers, the Marshall Woburn III turns a living room into a listening room. A woofer, midrange drivers and tweeters share the work, so voices stay clear while the low notes stay deep. One HDMI ARC cable ties the speaker to a compatible TV, and a PS5 or Xbox game sounds fuller through it. Bass, treble and volume knobs sit on the speaker itself, so you tune the sound by hand and never hunt through a menu.
At Mascom International, we're seeing more buyers choose the Marshall Woburn III as their TV sound system, because HDMI ARC removes the need for a separate soundbar. Customers across Nairobi tell us the extra size shows most in big rooms, where smaller speakers run out of breath, and that a single speaker can replace a TV soundbar and a music system together. The Marshall Woburn III costs KSh 16,000 more than the Marshall Stanmore III and KSh 19,500 more than the Marshall Acton III. Walk in Monday through Saturday, or order on WhatsApp and pay on arrival.
Common Questions About the Marshall Woburn III
How much does the Marshall Woburn III cost in Kenya?
The Marshall Woburn III costs KSh 56,000, brand new and sealed, at Mascom International in Nairobi CBD. The price includes a 12-month warranty and pay-on-arrival delivery to all 47 counties. It is KSh 16,000 above the Marshall Stanmore III at KSh 40,000 and KSh 19,500 above the Marshall Acton III at KSh 36,500. The extra money buys 150W of output, a three-way driver system and an HDMI ARC input. Message us on WhatsApp to confirm the colour in stock. You pay the listed price on arrival.
Is the Marshall Woburn III worth KSh 16,000 more than the Marshall Stanmore III?
Yes, if your room is large or your TV is the main source. The Marshall Woburn III has 150W of output against 80W, a 35 Hz low end against 45 Hz, and a 100.5 dB peak level against 97 dB. It also adds midrange drivers and an HDMI ARC input, which the Stanmore III lacks, and it weighs 7.45 kg against 4.25 kg. For a medium room or a bedroom, the Stanmore III is enough,. Choose the Woburn III for size and one-cable TV sound.
Can the Marshall Woburn III connect to my TV with HDMI ARC?
Yes. The Marshall Woburn III has an HDMI ARC input, which carries your TV's sound to the speaker through one cable. Plug the cable into the TV port labelled ARC, select the external speaker in your TV settings, and the Woburn III replaces the built-in TV speakers. Many recent TVs have an ARC port, but check yours first. The HDMI cable is not in the box, so ask Mascom International for one. A TV without ARC can use the RCA or 3.5mm input instead. Once connected, the Source button on the speaker switches inputs.
Can the Marshall Woburn III handle Kenyan conditions such as surges, humidity and thin apartment walls?
The Marshall Woburn III is a mains-powered indoor speaker with no dust or water rating listed. Use a surge protector against KPLC voltage swings, and keep the speaker away from open windows in lakeside Kisumu or coastal Mombasa, where humid air gets into any electronics. In Industrial Area offices, wipe dust off the grille often. Bass down to 35 Hz carries through thin walls, so turn the bass knob down at night in a flat. Place the speaker on a firm shelf, because 7.45 kg of cabinet shakes a weak surface.
Who should buy the Marshall Woburn III, and who should skip it?
Buy the Marshall Woburn III for a large living room, a church or community hall, a home cinema corner or an open-plan house. Skip it for a bedroom or desk, where the Marshall Stanmore III at KSh 40,000 or the Marshall Acton III at KSh 36,500 fits better. Skip it also if you want to carry a speaker outdoors, because it has no battery and weighs 7.45 kg. The Marshall Kilburn III at KSh 41,000 is the portable choice in our shop. Tell our team your room size and we will suggest one.
How loud is the Marshall Woburn III, and does it need a subwoofer?
The Marshall Woburn III reaches 100.5 dB at one metre and plays down to 35 Hz, with a 90W amplifier driving the woofer alone. That is a full low end for films and music in a large room without a separate subwoofer. At normal listening levels the speaker has plenty of headroom, so voices and instruments stay clean as you turn it up. Bass fans who want more can still add a subwoofer later. The 90W woofer amplifier does the heavy work, so the rest of the speaker stays clear.
What does the three-way design of the Marshall Woburn III do for music?
A three-way system splits sound between a woofer for bass, midrange drivers for voices and guitars, and tweeters for treble. Each driver covers a narrower range, so none strains. On the Marshall Woburn III, vocals and instruments stay clear while the 90W woofer drives the bass. A two-way speaker such as the Stanmore III shares the midrange between its woofer and tweeters. The three-way layout suits films, gospel, jazz and rock alike, from a quiet evening at home to a busy Sunday gathering.
Can I use the Marshall Woburn III with a PS5, Xbox or turntable?
Yes, in three ways. A PS5 or Xbox connected to an HDMI ARC TV sends its sound to the Marshall Woburn III through the TV's ARC port. A CD player or a turntable with a built-in preamp uses the RCA input, and a laptop or phone uses the 3.5mm input or Bluetooth 5.2. The Source button on the speaker switches between inputs, and our team at Mascom International can advise on cables. Bring the model of your TV or player, and we will match the connection before you leave the shop.
Technical Specifications
Audio Hardware
- 90W Class D woofer amplifier — a dedicated amplifier for the bass driver, so low notes stay full at high volume.
- Two 15W Class D amplifiers for the midrange drivers — they carry voices, guitars and pianos, the part of music we hear most.
- Two 15W Class D amplifiers for the tweeters — they handle treble such as cymbals and the edge of a vocal.
- 150W total amplification — the sum of all three groups, enough for a large lounge, a hall or a party.
- Three-way driver system — woofer, midrange and tweeter each play their own range of pitch, so none has to strain.
- 35 to 20,000 Hz frequency response — the range of pitch the speaker plays, reaching low notes that smaller models cannot.
- 100.5 dB peak sound level at one metre — loud enough to fill a big space without the music breaking up.
Wireless Connectivity
- Bluetooth 5.2 — pairs with Android phones, iPhones, laptops and tablets for cable-free music.
- 10 metre range — keep your phone within the same room for a steady link.
- Marshall app for iOS and Android — change the sound and manage the speaker from your phone.
- Over-the-air firmware updates — new features reach the speaker through the app, with no cable and no shop visit.
- Works with any streaming app — Bluetooth carries your phone's audio, so playlists, podcasts and video soundtracks all play.
Power and Energy
- Mains-powered design — the speaker runs from a wall socket, which suits a permanent spot in a lounge or hall.
- No internal battery — it plays only while plugged in, so there is nothing to charge and nothing to wear out.
- Mains lead in the box — you can plug in on day one without buying extras.
- Power switch on the top panel — turn the speaker off completely when you are away.
- Steady supply for 150W of amplification — wall power lets the big amplifiers work hard through a long evening.
Build and Durability
- Dimensions of 400 by 317 by 203 mm — about 40 cm wide, so measure your TV stand or shelf first.
- Weight of 7.45 kg — heavy enough to stay put when the bass plays, and too heavy to carry far.
- Colours in Black, Cream and Brown — pick the one that suits your furniture and confirm stock on WhatsApp.
- Cabinet and grille styled after Marshall's guitar amplifiers — a look that stands out in a living room.
- No dust or water rating listed — keep it indoors and dry, away from splashes and open windows.
- Larger cabinet than the Stanmore III — the extra volume of air inside helps the woofer reach lower.
Controls and Inputs
- HDMI ARC input — one cable carries TV sound to the speaker, which replaces a separate soundbar.
- RCA input — the red and white audio sockets on many CD players and turntables with a preamp.
- 3.5mm line-in — the headphone-style socket on laptops, phones and tablets, for a wired link.
- Source button — one press moves the speaker between Bluetooth, HDMI ARC, RCA and 3.5mm.
- Volume, bass and treble knobs — shape the sound by hand for a lounge, a hall or a favourite genre.
- Play/pause and skip control on the top panel — run your music from the speaker, with no need to unlock a phone.
- HDMI, RCA and 3.5mm cables not supplied — the box holds the speaker, the manual and the mains lead only.
Package Contents
The box contains the Marshall Woburn III speaker, a user manual and the mains lead. That is enough to power up and pair over Bluetooth on the day it arrives. Cables for the HDMI, RCA and 3.5mm inputs are not included, so tell our team at Mascom International what you plan to connect and we will supply the right one.
Warranty
Mascom International backs the Marshall Woburn III with a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects under normal use. If a fault appears in that period, bring the speaker to our service desk at Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD, where our team handles the claim.
Where to Buy the Marshall Woburn III in Kenya
You will find the Marshall Woburn III at Mascom International, Old Mutual Building, First Floor Room 4, Kimathi Street, Nairobi CBD. The doors are open Monday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and we welcome you to test it beside the smaller Marshall models. Black, Cream and Brown are the colours Marshall makes, so ask which are on the shelf today.
Reach us here before you travel:
- Phone/WhatsApp: +254 708 852 521
- Email: info@mascomintl.com
- Website: www.mascomintl.com
Delivery covers all 47 counties, and you pay when the speaker arrives. Nairobi and its environs receive same-day delivery, and major towns such as Nakuru, Kisumu, Eldoret and Mombasa receive it the next business day. Mandera, Wajir, Marsabit, Lamu, Tana River, and Turkana receive delivery within 2-3 business days.
The 12-month warranty above covers the speaker after you buy. Mascom International stands behind each listing with honest specifications, accurate pricing and a team you can visit when you need help.
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