Marshall Acton IV And Stanmore IV To Officially Arrive In Malaysia On 20 August 2026
Marshall has announced two new additions to its range of Bluetooth home speakers for the Malaysian market. The Acton IV and Stanmore IV serve as the successors to the Acton III and Stanmore III, which officially debuted globally back in 2022. According to the brand, the new speakers pack enhanced sound and powerful performance into […] The post Marshall Acton IV And Stanmore IV To Officially…
Marshall has announced the arrival of two new Bluetooth home speakers, the Acton IV and Stanmore IV, set to officially launch in Malaysia on 20 August 2026. These devices are the successors to the Acton III and Stanmore III, which were introduced globally in 2022. Both the new models maintain the signature amp-like look but feature an upgraded brass control panel, a customizable M-button, and RCA and AUX inputs.
Notably, the inputs have been relocated to the underside of the speakers, allowing them to be placed flush against a wall. The Acton IV and Stanmore IV have distinct sizes, with the Acton IV measuring 260 x 170 x 150 mm and weighing 2.65kg, while the Stanmore IV measures 350 x 203 x 185 mm and weighs 4kg. The new speakers boast enhanced sound and performance, featuring two 0.75-inch 25W Class D tweeters and a 60W Class D woofer.
The tweeters and waveguides work together to disperse sound more evenly across a wider area, creating a more expansive soundstage. Additionally, the bass port has been redesigned to improve airflow, resulting in cleaner and more powerful bass. The new speakers also come equipped with Marshall's Adaptive Loudness feature, as well as Auracast support, enabling users to connect multiple speakers together.
Both models are available in Black and Cream finishes. The Acton IV will retail for RM1,699, while the Stanmore IV will cost RM2,399. The speakers will be available for purchase starting 20 August 2026 through Marshall's official Shopee store and select retail partners, such as Harvey Norman, Thunder Match, CG Computers, Switch, and Urban Republic.
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