London, England (January 22, 2015) -- 1987 was a very special year for both
Marshall* Amplification and its founder, Jim
Marshall*, as it marked 50 years in the Music Industry for Jim, and the 25th Anniversary of his world-renowned British company. To celebrate these two momentous occasions,
Marshall* released the Silver Jubilee Series of amps, clad in silver vinyl. Of these critically acclaimed offerings, the 100 Watt 2555 stack quickly become one of
Marshall*’s most popular and significant products. It was adopted by countless artists, including the one-and-only Slash.
Due to incredible public demand,
Marshall* is offering a UK made, modern re-issue of the highly sought after 2555 stack that exactly duplicates its features and legendary tones. The models are the 2555X head plus the angled-front 2551A and straight-front 2551BV 4x12” cabinets.
2555X 100/50 Watt valve Head Features:
- 3 x ECC83 (12AX7) preamp valves and 4 x EL34 power valve
- Silver vinyl and silver front panel
- High/Low Output selection switch – this switches the power stage between Pentode operation (100 Watts) and Triode (50 Watts)
- 2 footswitchable channels – Rhythm and Lead.
- Presence, Bass, Middle and Treble EQ controls
- Output Master/Pull channel Control. This footswitchable push/pull control switches between Rhythm and Lead settings.
- Lead Master Control which sets the Lead mode volume.
- Input Gain/Pull Rhythm Clip Control. When pulled out if adds extra crunch to the Rhythm Mode of the 2555X.
- Series Effects Loop
- DI Output for PA or recording
- Footswitch included
- Made in Britain with Pride
2551AV and 2551BV Cabinet Features:
- Angled (2551AV) and Straight (2551BV) fronted 4x12” versions available
- 4 x Celestion Vintage 30 speakers (70 Watts a piece)
- 280 Watts
- Silver vinyl
- Mono/Stereo Switching – 16 or 4 Ohms Mono; 8 Ohms per-side, Stereo
- Castor wheels included
- Made in Britain with Pride
The recommend retail price of the 2555X head is $2580; the cabinets are $1800 each. These will all be available in May, 2015.
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