Marshall 2525C Studio Silver Jubilee 1x12" 20/5-watt Tube Combo Amp

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[custom_html] 20/5-watt Tube Guitar Amplifier Combo with DI Output, Effects Loop, Footswitch, and 12" Celestion G12M Greenback Speaker [/custom_html][video]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VKfuee-GBI[/video] This 20-watt 2525C Mini Silver Jubilee Combo gives you everything you love about Marshall's highly coveted 2-channel, 100-watt combo in a smaller and more volume-friendly unit. The 2525C has all the tone and look of the original, including high- and low-output switching for 5- and 20-watt performance, offering you the sound of a Marshall at full roar, but at studio and club levels. The Marshall 20-watt 2525C Silver Jubilee combo also gives you even lower noise performance and improved reliability over the 1980s originals. Classic lineage The original Marshall Silver Jubilee is one of the most sought-after tube amplifiers in all of rock history. Their aggressive sound was widely used in the '80s and early '90s by hard rock players of all types. Marshall's reissue started with that iconic design and upgraded it. And the 2525C Mini Silver Jubilee takes that one step further by putting all of that sound into a more compact combo amp with a usable 20 watts of tube power. Perfect power If you're a gigging guitarist, you know that keeping the stage volume down is becoming an absolute necessity. While older 100-watt amps sound amazing, they often require a lot of stage real estate and sound their best when you're pushing the volume. The Marshall 2525C solves this problem by putting the Silver Jubilee sound into a 1 x 12" combo that pushes 20 watts of all-tube power, the perfect amount of power for headroom and grind on modern stages. And if you need even quieter performance, you can switch the amp to 5-watt mode. Straightforward design Marshall amplifiers are historically known for their ease of getting a great tone. Though Marshall has some powerful designs with a lot of tonal options, amp designs like the original Plexi, the JCM 800s, and the Silver Jubilees h