Battery
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1 Answer 2 Score |
Volume is too Low - Used to be much better |
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11 Answers 1 Score |
Kilburn no sound from speaker |
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8 Answers 2 Score |
Fuse blows immediately but the speaker works from battery |
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1 Answer 2 Score |
Main fuse blows immediately, device is not recharging (or running). |
Tools
These are some common tools used to work on this device. You might not need every tool for every procedure.
Troubleshooting
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Marshall Kilburn Troubleshooting
Background and Identification
The Marshall Kilburn portable bluetooth speaker, model 04091189, is a compact loud speaker in relation to its size and mass. The dimensions are 242 x 140 x 140mm respectively, weighing under 7 pounds to make for a light, easy to carry device. The speaker on its default setting offers a balanced sound, while the base and treble knobs allow you to have a wide range of control in fine tuning the audio to your preferred liking.
In order to travel with the device, The Kilburn is one of two Marshall speakers that offer a cordless experience, through a built in battery life of 20 hours. However, unlike the other Marshall speakers, the Kilburn is the only one with a leather strap that capably transports the Kilburn. The Marshall Kilburn is bluetooth compatible, allowing for music of your choice while on the go. The speaker has an amplifier style build with a classic Marshall logo on the front speaker grilles.
Though it carries the Marshall logo, the Marshall Kilburn was licensed to Zound Industries, rather than Marshall Stack Manufacturers.
Additional Information
For additional information about this device from reviewers, see PC Magazine Review and Rating page.
For purchasing information and details from the Manufacturer, visit Marshall Kilburn, Amazon page.
To read a detailed review by from a freelance contributor to TechHive, see Marshall Kilburn Bluetooth speaker review: Vintage style and throwback sound page.
For information from the Manufacturer on current Marshall Kilburn model, see Marshall Kilburn II page.
