+Leuff 5 watt is definitely fine for room practice - the volume you get depends a lot on the speakers you are using though and the acoustics in your room etc. Usually it is more than fine, you can even use a 15 or 30 Watt amp to practice in your room, (you roughly need to double the power to gain an increase of 3db) - depending on the volume you want, your pedals, guitar etc.
guys could you do a store walk through like through the whole store and talk about the different guitars/amps/pedals and all the other guitar stuff i would love to see that because i always like that part in the sounds like vid's when they go through the store and pick the stuff.and hey it would be a great ad for the store too.
+Nick Rosen What is your disability? I have spastic cerebral palsy, and I am in my early thirties, so I might be able to provide some advice (which would be a nice break from gear advice, though I am always glad to give that).
+Nick Rosen Good for you Nick. I am disabled with severe RA and I have been playing for over 30 years. I thought when I was diagnosed my playing days were over but they had just begun. I find it good to be stubborn as heck. GL!
I can say that 2525H with 2x12" vertical cab sounds amazing when played live. I was expecting much based on youtube reviews etc. but when I started playing it myself, I was blown away. Its such powerful setup! If you expect that 20W of tube power is "not loud, enough for home" then you are totally wrong. It is enough for practice with full band and for gigs in smaller clubs. For home usage is 5W switch, which still is makes this amp sound great, punchy, and incredibly loud. Seriously, I am never going higher with output master on 5W setting more than 4/10 (input gain 5/10, no clip engaged). Best money spent ever!
How quiet can you play this at? I have a 50w boss katana that I keep at volume 3/10 to stay below 85db at home (measured using an app), but I'd love to get a 2525h or c, just afraid I won't be able to use it at home without upsetting the wife and neighbours
I own the 20 watt head and even though I’ve owned a few Marshall’s before it including the DSL40C and the Class 5. This is the best Marshall I’ve owned so far and the best sounding. That with a Les Paul and its pure kick ass hard rock Guitar tone.
vuriby The clean channel is quite nice. While it’s not fender blackface clean it’s still very good. Also I’ve not tried a fuzz pedal thru it as I don’t own one at the moment
Man, so enjoy watching you guys!! Lee - you said it once - TH-cam success is about PERSONALITY and how you interact together as much, if not MORE, than the quality of the content/demo itself... Would that I could one day crack a cold one (or sip some tea??) with you guys...that'd be a truly special thing! (BTW - late CONGRATS guys on your CURRENT lives and children/new things as of 7/28/2017!)
They did make a mini version back in 1987...the 2553, and that has the 50 watt to 25 watt switch. Had matching 2x12 A and B cabinets, with G12H's, or the V model with Vintage 30's, and it was called the 3/4 stack. I own one, and was hoping to see with this video if the 2525 was a suitable substitute to keep the vintage rig at home, but still gig with the same tone.
That clean tone at 9:50 was sweet. Not the typical, albeit it awesome, Marshall roar... Good to see the other side of this amp's capability. Great demo guys.
I've got a marshall JCM 2550 head I bought brand new in 88, and not the Jubilee. Its all black tolex. I still own it and it still is all original. Great videos guys!
I have had the Marshall Mini Silver Jubilee head for almost six months now. And for six months I have had mixed feelings about it. One day I think it sounds great and the next it sounds just ok! It just seems like something is missing. Then a day ago I purchased the Marshall DSL40C. Needless to say I was blown away by it. It just sounded way more Marshall to me. It had that growl that I love from a Marshall amp. I run the Jubilee through a cab with vintage 30 speakers so a cab change wasn't needed. I don't know......maybe I am going a little crazy for thinking a foreign made amp sounds better then a British made one.
One of the best sounds to come out of the Anderson's video room in quite some time. Nice to see them demo products where it is difficult not to get a good tone, very musical and pleasant.
You said it's 50w and can go down to 25w. As far as I know, it's 20w and can be reduced to 5w. That would also make more sense with a 25w speaker in the combo, as 50w would blow it.
This is absolutely the very first time I've fancied a Gretsch, though I'd prefer hardtail in red. Oh, nice revamp of the opening, Chappers. And Captain, really appreciate all the new content on the Andertons channel. Even bass! What next? Drums? Make yer dad proud.
Hi Rob, Hi Lee All is want to say thank you guys, and I love you guys. I learned so much from your videos. I started watch your videos in the end of 2014 and I love to see how you are evolved, and learned from each other. How Rob become a more bluesy player, and how you Lee being more acceptable to high gain, rock, metal stuff.
The Jubilee and 800 sound pretty faithful to the originals, but the mini plexi comes up short. Not that it sounds bad, because it's not, it just doesn't sound anything like a plexi. Then again, at 20 & 5 watts, how could it?
in the vid CAPT sez that the amp switches from 25 to 50 watts at about the 3 min 45 second mark ...but on the Andertons website...its stating that its a 20 watt amp switchable to 5?? so im thinking with a bit of research its 20 / 5 watt...but id love to have this in a 25 / 50 watter...that would be awesome
+dragonclaw88 -It was available in the original series - I have the 50/25 Combo (had it since '89) it's great - but you never want to switch it to the 25W mode, as it loses something!
not sure if it was available when you made the video but marshall now makes a Marshall 2536A Silver Jubilee Slant Angled Speaker Cabinet 140 Watt 2 x 12 Cab!
You guys should review the Marshall Handwired 1974X and compare it to the new Jubilee amps. Wish the new Jubilee amps did not have tubes mounted directly to a PCB.
The only thing I can say is that the simplifier has served me well over the years and I just happened to run across this old demo, but truly when I got the combo, the speaker absolutely sucked. I would have never put a green back in what I wanted to call a silver jubilee, it changed the voice thing of the app and I thought it really was terrible. Either way changing out that speaker and adding an extension cab change the whole picture. Thanks again. Enjoy cheers for the future. 20:11
I'm confused about the rhythm clip feature. Lee said that it doesn't do anything in the lead channel but in other videos about this product, they do demonstrate the rhythm clip in the lead channel. Does it do anything in the lead channel?
Finally some decent song playing in the intro obviously no disrespect to rob who is a great player, but at least we know how they sound if we want to replicate our heroes please do it more often guys to keep it fresh and not just constent shredding and keep up the great content :D
I'm still looking for a shootout between the mini Jubilee and mark 25:5 and maybe even the transatlantic 15 as I'm considering all 3 but not sure which is best for studio/practice use.
I have the combo version and it’s amazing. I just wish the clean tone were a bit better. It DOES have a lot of headroom on the clean channel, but it could use some jangle.
All these years later I still come back to watch this. And I own the 100watt version. One of the best amps ever made !
You guys are totally right about the spec of this amp being switchable from 20w down to 5w - its me getting my 2550 & 2555X amps mixed up - sorry!!
+CaptAnderton Cap you need to invest in a Gretsch suits you sir
+Vivian Stanshall, if memory serves, he has one. Revealed in his 'cribs' episode.
+CaptAnderton Would you say 5w mode is quiet enough to be usable for room practice?
+Vivian Stanshall I believe he has one I could be wrong though
+Leuff 5 watt is definitely fine for room practice - the volume you get depends a lot on the speakers you are using though and the acoustics in your room etc. Usually it is more than fine, you can even use a 15 or 30 Watt amp to practice in your room, (you roughly need to double the power to gain an increase of 3db) - depending on the volume you want, your pedals, guitar etc.
guys could you do a store walk through like through the whole store and talk about the different guitars/amps/pedals and all the other guitar stuff i would love to see that because i always like that part in the sounds like vid's when they go through the store and pick the stuff.and hey it would be a great ad for the store too.
Yea
Yea
yep
Aye
Yeah!
Lee Anderton has the greatest job in the history of jobs.
YEA RIGHT, PORN STARS HAVE HANDS DOWN THE GREATEST JOB
+Matt Bailey no
+Harry Evans yea I don't know how you guys do it accross the pond but in the US you have to pass a std test and be cleared
+MB215 k but they're a thing in the rest of the world
You don't have to be a porn star to get an STD...
It's funny because rob is the only channel that i enjoy that actually reads and responds to the comments
"Modern and new is great, but that'll get you laid" truer words have never been spoken
that intro, that riff, that timeless tone, and that chappers's laugh, a well thumb up deserved
This video is a much better representation of these amps than any I’ve found going down the 2525c rabbit hole
Haven`t heard a Marshall sound so good in a long time.
Why is it that all the top comments on all videos are lame jokes about coming early? The last time it happened to me, nobody was laughing.
i cant wait to start playing the gutar even though i got a disability its not going to stop me from playing
+Nick Rosen Good man, go for it!
Good on you, mate! We wish you well! :)
+Nick Rosen havent played in 28 years. now thats a disability. rock on dude. you got the heart, you got the skills. rock on
+Nick Rosen What is your disability? I have spastic cerebral palsy, and I am in my early thirties, so I might be able to provide some advice (which would be a nice break from gear advice, though I am always glad to give that).
+Nick Rosen Good for you Nick. I am disabled with severe RA and I have been playing for over 30 years. I thought when I was diagnosed my playing days were over but they had just begun. I find it good to be stubborn as heck. GL!
I can say that 2525H with 2x12" vertical cab sounds amazing when played live. I was expecting much based on youtube reviews etc. but when I started playing it myself, I was blown away. Its such powerful setup! If you expect that 20W of tube power is "not loud, enough for home" then you are totally wrong. It is enough for practice with full band and for gigs in smaller clubs. For home usage is 5W switch, which still is makes this amp sound great, punchy, and incredibly loud. Seriously, I am never going higher with output master on 5W setting more than 4/10 (input gain 5/10, no clip engaged). Best money spent ever!
How quiet can you play this at? I have a 50w boss katana that I keep at volume 3/10 to stay below 85db at home (measured using an app), but I'd love to get a 2525h or c, just afraid I won't be able to use it at home without upsetting the wife and neighbours
Man that Gretch and Lee soun great together!
+CharlieChaz Estabrook Yes they do
A severely underrated gigging amp. Put these little jubs through a decent 2x12 or 4x12 and it'll do any gig.
Lee.. man.. That Gretsch suits you so well!!
And damn the tones!!!!
+Jon Kattrup Agreed!
+Jon Kattrup I have one similar, great guitars, very affordable and they just look dam cool.
I own the 20 watt head and even though I’ve owned a few Marshall’s before it including the DSL40C and the Class 5. This is the best Marshall I’ve owned so far and the best sounding. That with a Les Paul and its pure kick ass hard rock Guitar tone.
Hey I might buy the head too, what do you think about the clean channel, is it pretty dynamic/ sparkling ? Ever tried a fuzz pedal on this amp ?
vuriby The clean channel is quite nice. While it’s not fender blackface clean it’s still very good. Also I’ve not tried a fuzz pedal thru it as I don’t own one at the moment
@@seanyiscubsfan1 Thanks for the reply !
one of the best sounding demos ive heard from these guys
Man, so enjoy watching you guys!!
Lee - you said it once - TH-cam success is about PERSONALITY and how you interact together as much, if not MORE, than the quality of the content/demo itself...
Would that I could one day crack a cold one (or sip some tea??) with you guys...that'd be a truly special thing!
(BTW - late CONGRATS guys on your CURRENT lives and children/new things as of 7/28/2017!)
Been watching all your videos non stop for months now. Great work
They did make a mini version back in 1987...the 2553, and that has the 50 watt to 25 watt switch. Had matching 2x12 A and B cabinets, with G12H's, or the V model with Vintage 30's, and it was called the 3/4 stack. I own one, and was hoping to see with this video if the 2525 was a suitable substitute to keep the vintage rig at home, but still gig with the same tone.
20 Or 5 Watts NOT 50/25 watts
Marshall 2525C Mini Silver Jubilee - 20/5W 1x12" Combo 20/5-watt Tube Guitar Amplifier Combo with DI Output, Effects Loop, Footswitch, and 12" Celestion G12M Greenback Speaker
Old comment but that threw me off as well
Very true
The jams are getting better and better, you guys are seriously hitting the same wavelength its awesome
That clean tone at 9:50 was sweet. Not the typical, albeit it awesome, Marshall roar...
Good to see the other side of this amp's capability. Great demo guys.
I've got a marshall JCM 2550 head I bought brand new in 88, and not the Jubilee. Its all black tolex. I still own it and it still is all original. Great videos guys!
Nothing like the sound of a good marshall amp.
Could't agree more bro
"Modern and new is great, but that'll get you laid".....words to be carved in stone!
I'm looking forward to hearing this super group! Thank you chaps! As ever keep making me want to play! Thanks, really need to visit the store!
I love these videos with a burning fiery passion
Broken glass/ mug sound effect never gets old!
you guys have come a long way with your videos. it's fun looking at these old ones...like a little time capsule
Chappers playing around 4:30 is solid!!
Thanks bro :-)
+Mannes heh pretty solid? Wish I could solo like that... :(
+Dan 2c plus yeah you said it. throughout the rest of the video as well
Yes it is.
+Dan 2c plus just practice some scales a few hours daily, like one or two for a couple week and that's all!!!
I have had the Marshall Mini Silver Jubilee head for almost six months now. And for six months I have had mixed feelings about it. One day I think it sounds great and the next it sounds just ok! It just seems like something is missing. Then a day ago I purchased the Marshall DSL40C. Needless to say I was blown away by it. It just sounded way more Marshall to me. It had that growl that I love from a Marshall amp. I run the Jubilee through a cab with vintage 30 speakers so a cab change wasn't needed. I don't know......maybe I am going a little crazy for thinking a foreign made amp sounds better then a British made one.
One of the best sounds to come out of the Anderson's video room in quite some time. Nice to see them demo products where it is difficult not to get a good tone, very musical and pleasant.
nice banter. Played in a band in mid 90's who played this amp with a LP. He sounded awesome. I think you've prompted me to get one
Nice one lads, sweetest jam I've heard you do. These amps may only have one sound but WHAT a sound. Carry on.
You guys have the best videos on the whole TH-cam 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🎸🎸🎸
You said it's 50w and can go down to 25w. As far as I know, it's 20w and can be reduced to 5w. That would also make more sense with a 25w speaker in the combo, as 50w would blow it.
you know, the both of you jamming out and the ..just banter makes your vids cool. hardware is secondary.....thanks. cheers
I love that they are actually using EL34 in a lower wattage amp...
Probably the best sound I've heard coming through my earphones.
Capt. and Chappers playing is great! Always love it!
Cool sounding REAL amps! Thing is, they made 50/25 Jubilee heads back in '87, with the slightly larger head box.
To get a Peter green tone you need to make the middle position out of phase my reversing the magnet in one of the humbuckers
That is really THE sound! My next amp is going to be a Marshall Jubilee! Fabulous demo.
This is absolutely the very first time I've fancied a Gretsch, though I'd prefer hardtail in red. Oh, nice revamp of the opening, Chappers. And Captain, really appreciate all the new content on the Andertons channel. Even bass! What next? Drums? Make yer dad proud.
You didn't mention that Rob predicted this smaller mini Jubilee when you did the demo for the100w version in 2015.
Nice playing Rob ! Always great demos from u guys the amp sounds great
Was rewatching the im back video and was thinking congratulations on all youve accomplished i know how it feels to fight the darkness
Also i know it has nothing to do with this video but all ill say is think about it
The sound of The Captain playing around 12:00 is the best sound ever.
Hi Rob, Hi Lee
All is want to say thank you guys, and I love you guys.
I learned so much from your videos. I started watch your videos in the end of 2014 and I love to see how you are evolved, and learned from each other. How Rob become a more bluesy player, and how you Lee being more acceptable to high gain, rock, metal stuff.
I must buy the combo. In the early 80's I played with a guy who had the original amp....... Sounded great!!
Ive heard hundreds of amplifiers.... nothing beats this...
Yes, i play it my self and its the best AMP in the world!
That tone Rob has is filthy!!!! 😈
Nice to see the ML2 classic. Not mentioned that often, but probably the classiest chapman
The Jubilee and 800 sound pretty faithful to the originals, but the mini plexi comes up short. Not that it sounds bad, because it's not, it just doesn't sound anything like a plexi. Then again, at 20 & 5 watts, how could it?
The tone with the JEM. Sweet !!
Little correction - the wattage switch isn't changing the voltage, it's pentode/triode.
The Jubilee amps all sound great to my ears. Classic Marshall tone in relatively affordable packages.
I loved Chappers tone with the ML2! It sounded sick!
in the vid CAPT sez that the amp switches from 25 to 50 watts at about the 3 min 45 second mark ...but on the Andertons website...its stating that its a 20 watt amp switchable to 5?? so im thinking with a bit of research its 20 / 5 watt...but id love to have this in a 25 / 50 watter...that would be awesome
+dragonclaw88 -It was available in the original series - I have the 50/25 Combo (had it since '89) it's great - but you never want to switch it to the 25W mode, as it loses something!
Hey. Your videos are great! It's the ten minutes of talking that I can do without.
Gents, Is it 25 and 5 watts? Seems you said 25 and 50 Watts at 3:46.
You guys are some of my favorite people. Rock on.
not sure if it was available when you made the video but marshall now makes a Marshall 2536A Silver Jubilee Slant Angled Speaker Cabinet 140 Watt 2 x 12 Cab!
You guys should review the Marshall Handwired 1974X and compare it to the new Jubilee amps. Wish the new Jubilee amps did not have tubes mounted directly to a PCB.
he said he was getting a peter green tone..... it sounded exactly nothing like peter green
actually not, and you'd not notice any difference from switching pu's or engaging that EP3 booster either!
Can anyone remind me what that riff Rob plays at 17:57 please, it's driving me nuts.
My favorite show on TH-cam,Love these guys!!
The only thing I can say is that the simplifier has served me well over the years and I just happened to run across this old demo, but truly when I got the combo, the speaker absolutely sucked. I would have never put a green back in what I wanted to call a silver jubilee, it changed the voice thing of the app and I thought it really was terrible. Either way changing out that speaker and adding an extension cab change the whole picture. Thanks again. Enjoy cheers for the future. 20:11
Lee, ur right. Kelliher has the sig Friedman, Brent hinds is orange dt as far as I know.
would love to hear it A/B vs the DSL40
YES I AGREE, CHAPPERS YOU AND THE CAPT SHOULD DO THIS VIDEO LIKE YOU GUYS DID WITH THE BASSBREAKER AND THE BLUES JR
This would be great!
It's so refreshing to see Chappers playing a Chapman that isn't a ghost fret.
Some of the best sounding jamming I've seen you do (and that says A LOT). Awesome amps. Wishlist +1
Thanks for the video!
you are right captain bill kelliher has a friedman sig amp now
I'm confused about the rhythm clip feature. Lee said that it doesn't do anything in the lead channel but in other videos about this product, they do demonstrate the rhythm clip in the lead channel. Does it do anything in the lead channel?
I think it engages the clipping diodes on all channels. More gain, in both cases.
Am I the only one who enjoys Capt's playing more?
at 07:14 Rob says he's got what booster on the floor? Did anybody catch that?
+Jackson Taylor thanks!
+agarwaengrc just got it! Superb in vintage mode
I always knew The Captain could play lead guitar! Awesome video!
Captain Lees best playing yet and killer monster tone from those Silver Amps of Love
Nice thing is it uses el34"s. Hence the classic Marshall tone, unlike most moderately powered amps.
Hello.Nice Demo!...Can you please possibly tell me,What is or...What are the mics in use?Cheers
how do the combo compares to SL-5. Other than the voltage ? Please answer, im really cucrious
p.s. nice new tattoo Rob!
The head version sounds very nice - wow. By "wow" I mean, holy hell that sounds incredible for a mini head amp.
Finally some decent song playing in the intro obviously no disrespect to rob who is a great player, but at least we know how they sound if we want to replicate our heroes please do it more often guys to keep it fresh and not just constent shredding and keep up the great content :D
I'm still looking for a shootout between the mini Jubilee and mark 25:5 and maybe even the transatlantic 15 as I'm considering all 3 but not sure which is best for studio/practice use.
I think Captain Lee needs a Gretsch. This is the best playing and tone i have heard from him. Plus he totally has the look down.
Amazing review, you nailed the tones of it and you picked interesting guitars!
Please help me! What is the intro riff he plays at the end of his playing at 18:00 I can't find it!
Thank god!!! It's Steve vai's Erotic Nightmares!
Captain, your playing throughout was awesome.
lee, you are getting better and better, god
I have the combo version and it’s amazing. I just wish the clean tone were a bit better. It DOES have a lot of headroom on the clean channel, but it could use some jangle.
Try changing the pre-amp tubes.
When I play my Strat on that channel, it's straight up glass heaven. Even prettier sounding than my Twin.
Greetings, who would have thought that Rob could play beautyful music.
Can I haz 25 Watt version of the AFD100? kthxbye.
Lee flying cheap is setting a good example. Great video!!!!
I have a blues jr. Silver face & I have no problem seeing the writing, even on stage.
Trying to decide between the Mesa V:25 or the Marshall 2525. I like both tones!
I come back periodically to hear the intro jam here
The 2525 is actually switchable from 20 watts to 5 watts, not 25 watts to 50 watts, right?
Dennis GarryOwen right spot on.
That lil jam on the Ibanez was sweet. I LIKE
for my ears it is one of the best sounding amps you`ve ever tested...