Connect and pair
Short answer
Push and hold the Bluetooth button until the LED turns to a slow pulse to start pairing mode. Or, plug in an audio device with an analogue output and a 3.5 mm stereo jack.
Pairing a new device
Kilburn III can be connected with 2 devices at a time and remembers up to 8 previously paired devices. When in range, it will try to reconnect with the last connected device.
Make sure that speaker is on.
Push and hold the Bluetooth button until the LED turns to a slow pulse.
Select Kilburn III from your audio device’s Bluetooth list.
Connecting an AUX device
Connect a lead with a 3.5 mm stereo jack to the AUX input on the back of the speaker.
Connect the other end of the lead to the audio output on your audio source.
Make sure all connected Bluetooth audio devices are paused.
Note: Audio leads are not included.
CONNECTING TO A MARSHALL MUSIC STREAMING HUB
Multiple Marshall speakers can connect to a Heddon music streaming hub to play in sync. Go to the Marshall app and follow the in-app instructions to connect the speaker or follow the instructions below.
Make sure the Heddon music streaming hub is configured correctly.
Push the button on the Heddon for 3 seconds, until the red LED on the front starts pulsing. The hub is now in setup mode for 3 minutes.
Turn on the speakers and set them to more than mid volume.
Push and hold the M-button on the speaker for 4 seconds, until you hear a success sound.
Start playing music on your streaming app. Select Heddon as the audio output using AirPlay, Cast, or Connect.
Adjust the volume or EQ settings on your speaker to find the right balance.
Note: Marshall Heddon is sold separately.
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