The Heston 60 is Marshall’s most compact soundbar and also very repairable.
Marshall’s lineup of non-rockstar-grade audio gear just got a little bigger. As a part of IFA 2025, the company announced the Heston 60, a more compact soundbar that complements its previously released Heston 120. As usual, Marshall is keeping things mid-century with a design that invokes its classic amps and includes tactile controls (buttons instead of knobs like those used on the Heston 120), woven fabric, and PU leather. It also comes in either cream or black, but if you don’t buy the cream version, you’re just wrong in my opinion.
While the look is mostly the same as the Heston 120, aside from the knobs (bummed those are gone, by the way), there are some key differences between the two soundbars. For one, the Heston 60 is much more compact, which makes it ideal for anyone with less room, though you’ll get less boom for your buck. The Heston 60 has seven amplifiers compared to the Heston 120’s 11 amplifiers. It’s much quieter at 56W of total power compared to 150W of peak power.
