I bought the 2554 combo in 1987 and still have it! I've fallen back in love with it recently and use a closed back 1 x 12 cab. The clean sound too is good. Mine was in black not silver (don't know why, where they a 'special' special edition?).
Got the Re-Issue Halfstack six months ago. It's my go to amp now. Love my 2203 from 82 but the Jubilee is way more practical because the Master Volume reacts more sensibly and the added loop is a bonus. There is a bit of a learning curve in regards to the EQ but once you dial it in it's great! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
You're gonna need hearing protection and a LOT of distance between yourself and neighbors. You're also going to need it to be in a room where nothing can rattle off walls/shelves, otherwise lots of things are going to break. This is why the studio versions exist and why 100 watt amps are no longer as popular. Modern players mic for gigs, so 20 watts is enough. And at home for practice, even a 5 watt Marshall is loud enough.
That sounds so F ing good!! I have bought and sold many amps in my life but always go back to Marshalls! Only amp out there in my opinion are Friedman's, but they are 3 times the cost
I used a Silver Jubilee 2554 1X12 combo as my main amp for 10 years, 1991-2001, it was an early production amp with a Celestion Sidewinder speaker. Perfect with my Les Pauls! I really regret selling it, one of only 2 amps I really regret selling, the other being my 1992 1962 Bluesbreaker Reissue!!
I'm glad I have an original 2555 silver jubilee head. It was my main gigging amp for 5 or 6 years. It would be great if Marshall could indicate how many of these were made.
Imagine going to take G&R concert and they’re being a big riot so you manage to get on stage and steal one of his Marshall heads and actually able to take it home. Lol.
Yep. The only difference is a dual sided PCB instead of single. I’m pretty sure that’s accurate. I own one of the new ones and the reason when I own Hiwatt and an Astoria Classic? Because I loved them in the 80’s and I couldn’t afford one,
Had a hate love to mine. Maybe, because I only owned the 2554 combo version. A single V30 and open back not really sounds great to me. It has something, but it certainly is not my favorite Marshall, I would say.
The new amps sound way better than the originals. So glad they changed the design. Congrats, guys! See how easy it is to post an opinion, and how little it matters?
I have a Silver Jubilee from 1987 , small mean yet sweet mofo.So unique.
It also has so much nuance.I love the rhythm clip.
Marshall is my fave.
Still one of the best amps of all time..
Love my Silver Jubilee Studio ❤️. I never want an other amp in my life
I bought a solid state orange crush pro 60/cr to pair with it, no bias and less to maintain. They look great together
Some jolly fine playing through a Slammer of a Classic Amp. Congrats ;)
as always fantastic guitar playing on that Tom Anderson. Great Video and sounds from the Silver Jubilee
My favourite readily available amp from Marshall
I have an original Jubilee 2555 and Marshall has done a great job on the reissue!
Nothing beats a Marshall 🤘!!
The one I’ve been waiting for ❤
I’m glad to own original 2553 small box Silverjubilee with matching 2x12” slant and straight cabinets from 1987. Sounds incredible!
Love my studio jubilee. It has a really distinctive “clang” that other Marshalls just don’t have. Great fun.
wonderful amp
It would be awesome if Marshall reissued the 50 watt small box Silver Jubilee.
I'm waiting to see when you guys are going to talk about Marshall 6100's LE, none LE, and LM (6L6 verison)
Sounds phenomenal 🤘
I bought the 2554 combo in 1987 and still have it! I've fallen back in love with it recently and use a closed back 1 x 12 cab. The clean sound too is good. Mine was in black not silver (don't know why, where they a 'special' special edition?).
Got the Re-Issue Halfstack six months ago. It's my go to amp now.
Love my 2203 from 82 but the Jubilee is way more practical because the Master Volume reacts more sensibly and the added loop is a bonus. There is a bit of a learning curve in regards to the EQ but once you dial it in it's great! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
The Amp made Slash live sound!❤
I have the studio version and love it. Just wish i could get it in blue to match my cab :)
Please don't ever discontinue these. At least until i can get myself a 100w and some space to crank it lol.
You're gonna need hearing protection and a LOT of distance between yourself and neighbors. You're also going to need it to be in a room where nothing can rattle off walls/shelves, otherwise lots of things are going to break.
This is why the studio versions exist and why 100 watt amps are no longer as popular. Modern players mic for gigs, so 20 watts is enough. And at home for practice, even a 5 watt Marshall is loud enough.
I love my Astoria's!! Cheers Steve!
That sounds so F ing good!! I have bought and sold many amps in my life but always go back to Marshalls! Only amp out there in my opinion are Friedman's, but they are 3 times the cost
buying this next week.
I used a Silver Jubilee 2554 1X12 combo as my main amp for 10 years, 1991-2001, it was an early production amp with a Celestion Sidewinder speaker. Perfect with my Les Pauls! I really regret selling it, one of only 2 amps I really regret selling, the other being my 1992 1962 Bluesbreaker Reissue!!
Now do a video with Steve on the JCM 2000!!!!!
You also made 2x12 Silver Jubilee combo amp in the 80s. I have one of those and its my main rehearsal / gigging amp.
I have the 20W version and love it! Unfortunately they did not make 1W version!
Why should they, you can get the 20w version as quiet as a 1watt amp? And a 1watt amp has almost no headroom.
@florisvanlingen I would love to add it to my collection if they make it!!
@@florisvanlingen A 1 watt tube amp is great for the bedroom because you can crank it without it being too loud.
I'm glad I have an original 2555 silver jubilee head. It was my main gigging amp for 5 or 6 years. It would be great if Marshall could indicate how many of these were made.
I’m sure they can.
Imagine going to take G&R concert and they’re being a big riot so you manage to get on stage and steal one of his Marshall heads and actually able to take it home. Lol.
Did you use any reverb or chorus in your demos? Or was it straight from the amp?
Best museum ever!
Marshall Mini-Me 2525H Silver Jubilee for me. 20W down and 80W to go. HaHa.
Also hunting for a Marshall 1W 50th Anniversary JCM-1H from the 1980s.
I get the same sound out of my 1974x with the Soldano XLO pedal as well
What settings are you using at the 5:20 mark and at the 8:20 mark?
I agree with you. It would be good if they showed the settings and signal chain
JVM next, please? 🔥
Didn’t know it had a solid state boost. Does the reissue have that as well?
Yep. The only difference is a dual sided PCB instead of single. I’m pretty sure that’s accurate. I own one of the new ones and the reason when I own Hiwatt and an Astoria Classic? Because I loved them in the 80’s and I couldn’t afford one,
Hello! Both the original and reissue heads have clipping diodes in the circuit, which are classed as solid state. Thanks, Team Marshall
@@marshallamps Thanks, Gabriel
🤣
I believe the great Alvin Lee ( Ten Years After ) used one, possibly on the 50 watt setting.
Why do you think the 50 w setting? If you’re playing on stage might as well go to the hundred.
@@nimitz1739 People mic now. They do not need 100 watts, let alone 50. A 20 watt Jubilee studio is more than enough amp these days.
@@thegrandpencil4374if you actually owe this amp you’d know the 50w setting Sucks! If you have 100w you used it.
And have fun with your 20w \m/
How come the 2554 has a G12H-100? Didn't these come with a G12 Vintage?
Yep, I have an original 1987 model (from new) - and that is what it's loaded with.
We're those stock T-75s in that 1936 cab?
Hello! 2x G12T-75s in the 1936 cab, which you can read more about here marshall.com/amps/products/cabinets/1936. Thanks, Team Marshall
That’s one I play. It’s a JCM amp.
Do you service/repair original Silver Jubilee amps?
Yes we do! For more information, please visit our servicing page marshall.com/amps/amp-workshop/faqs/service-your-amp. Thanks, Team Marshall
T75s or Vintage30s in the 1936?
Hello! 2x G12T-75s in the 1936 cab, which you can read more about here marshall.com/amps/products/cabinets/1936. Thanks, Team Marshall
2553 reissue, please!
When will it be available again in EU stores in 2024???out of stock...
Had a hate love to mine. Maybe, because I only owned the 2554 combo version. A single V30 and open back not really sounds great to me.
It has something, but it certainly is not my favorite Marshall, I would say.
You can buy a cab and use that instead, if you want.
@@thegrandpencil4374 I anyway sold mine years ago...
😎👍💗🇺🇸🇸🇪🎸🎹💣🔥🎼🔊 YNGWIE!!!
ill take the vox ac 30 anyday over this😂
Yeah, cause nothing says balls and distortion like a Vox lol. Marshall amps are beast amps, not clean pedal platforms. Two different things.
@@thegrandpencil4374Pedals aren't needed with the SJ, but it eats them up. It's easily one of the best sounding amps, period.
The originals sound way better then the reissues. Why did you change the design. Shame shame
The new amps sound way better than the originals. So glad they changed the design. Congrats, guys!
See how easy it is to post an opinion, and how little it matters?
THAT AMP blOWS ONLY PLEXIS ARE REAL MARSHALLS😂 EVEN JCM 800 BLOWS
Posting in all caps is basically like wearing a shirt that says, "Do not listen to me. I do not know what I'm talking about."