Hello 
I just wanted to share my experience I made searching for portable speakers for travel purposes.
I actually started the search with my Boss GT1 which never reaches the quality of the Kemper, but it is light and easy to use. Now I own a KEMPER and I love it.
If you want to get a portable speaker you might start to search among the Bluetooth speakers – some of them sound very good. The problem with these Speakers is that many of them have noticeable latency when you connect the guitar/modeler to the Aux Input.
After searching a lot and trying out quite some of these speakers I got 2 of them that work. These are:
- Marshall Stockwell 1
- Marshall Kilburn 2
The Stockwell (first Version) is light and sounds quite good, but it has its limits with the Bass. But if you travel and you have to keep the weight low, it’s a good option. The Kilburn (second Version) sounds much better, for its size it sounds very good in my opinion.
Some months
ago I found the IK Multimedia iLound Micro Monitor and after some research I bought
them (with bag). If you don’t need a battery powered speaker, they have an incredibly
good sound for the size and the weight. I used them on a long Argentina trip
with the Boss GT1 and travel guitar and travel bass and the sound was quite ok, but at home with the Kemper they
sound GREAT !! You have to try it out to believe
I would recommend
them to anyone who likes to carry around good speakers to use them as Monitors
for Guitar, other Instruments or portable recording. I would also recommend
them for someone who likes good stereo sound in a hotel room. They definitely
beat the portable Bluetooth battery powered speakers as Marshall Kilburn in my
opinion.
If you have a home recording studio you can use them as second motitors, works great!