Marshall 2555X Jubilee Replica Guitar Amplifier Head (100 Watts)

Made in England, the 2555X is a painstakingly accurate reissue of the much-loved 1987 Silver Jubilee 2555, featuring pull channel and rhythm clip knobs.

Overview

After much customer demand, Marshall is pleased to offer the most popular product from their Silver Jubilee range. First released in 1987 to celebrate 25 years of Marshall Amplification, and to commemorate Jim Marshall's 50th year in the music industry, the 2555 has become a legendary and much sought after amplifier due to its distinct looks, sound and features.

The 2555X is a modern day reissue, featuring all of the original panel features found on the 2555 and reproducing its signature tone perfectly.

Features:

- 100 watt output
- FX Loop
- Lead master output adjustment
- Pull channel output master
- Made in England
- Footswitch included

Specs

- Output (RMS): 100 Watt
- Output: High/low
- Controls: Presence, bass, middle, treble
- Output Master: Pull channel, lead master
- Input gain: Pull Rhythm Clip
- Pre-Amp valves: ECC83
- Power Amp valves: EL34
- Speaker outputs: 8/16 ohm
- Weight: 52.8 lbs
- Dimensions: (H x W x D) 32 x 15 x 14

Dimensions and Weight in Packaging
Base Item: Shipping Weight: 58.25 lbs; Shipping Dimensions: 34 x 16 x 15 in; Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 2555X-US

Documents and Manuals

For support or warranty questions, please contact the manufacturer:
Phone: 800-877-6863

Reviews

(2 ratings)

Submitted January 19, 2017 by Anthony Frederick in Nottingham, MD

"Marshall 2555X"

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I love it...I did have one before, but I kept receiving defective items, so at the time I gave up. I caught this amp for much cheaper and brand new! I told my wife and she said, "GET IT!" And now, I went back to see if the price went back up to $1899.99...Yep, it sure did, so I got this brand new sealed amp for the price of a used one...This particular amp I received sounds just like a brutal JMP/JCM800. I can take out the Rhythm clipping if I want. Well, when I first turned it on and played hard, I noticed I didn't even have the clipping switch on!lol...I turned it on to see the difference and there was not much of a difference. This amp didn't have that mid scoop sound where the others sounded like a JCM2000 and that was not what I got this time. It sounds like it was biased perfectly. I work on my own amps as well as good friends Marshalls and I put this one right up there with the way I would make it sound. Beefy as anything and VERY quiet when even using pedals. I don't use any distortion, I prefer the Marshall sound. I use a tube screamer here and there and it is so quiet! This amp I personally own should be more than the JVM's and over two grand amps. Some might not thing so, but I suggest checking the bias. I would normally do that and take a reading, but with the way this amp sounds, it sounds just like my JMP's I've owned for 20 or so years. Thank you zZounds!!!! The best ever....