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Uploaded by on Jun 2, 2008

Sloppy jam on my Silver Jubilee 2555 through Marshall Greenbacks with a Gibson Les Paul Standard.

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  • @murfdog19

    Murfdog you are correct about the solid state diode clipping in the jubilee...but it assisted gain rather than was the sole source of the amplfiers gain.

    I'm a big Slash fan and I was a bit taken a back by this fact but the Jubilees do have that unique tone.

  • The JCM900 MKIV SL-X was all tube

  • @murfdog19 Yea, you're right. JCM2000 was the first all-tube channel switching Marshall.

    Diode clipping isn't a bad thing when combined with tubes though.

  • @slash1128 Are you serious? Every Jerry's Kid knows that Marshall channel switching amps made before the JCM2000 series used solid state diode clipping to creat distortion. Maybe YOU should do some research before posting such an uninformed comment. You have Slash in your username, and you don't even know your shit....come on man!!!

  • @murfdog19 theyre not solid state, its an all tube head, do some fucking research before you post a comment

  • @urentertainment Marshall amps from the 80's and 90's that had any sort of channel switching used solid state diode clipping for distortion; including the Jubilee amps. It wasn't until the JCM2000 series was released that Marshall used an extra preamp tube for added gain. The JCM2000 was the first channel switching Marshall to be truly all tube.

  • These amps don't sound too bad for having solid state distortion.

  • It really grooves!

  • really has a Zepplin I/II sound to it!

  • Hehe Led Zeppelin eh?

    Great tone. Any chance of a Led Zep cover? :D

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