@@sfear6 it’s sad rly I wanted to buy myself a studio jubilee but they cost $3000 for the 2x12 and the head so ima have to get a dsl 20hr and a matching 2x12 cab which I will be very happy with tho
Been gigging mine for about 2 months.Indoor and outdoor gigs.. Simply amazing and the real tone sweetness isn't coming across on RUclips. Add a little echoplex boost and you got classic Marshall tones. 20 watt marshall are a God send for us bar/small venue players. I love the 30 watt JTM-45 but its just way to much volume to drive in most places.
Love it. I would love to walk in the shop and buy 1 tomorrow. But... I need to remind myself I bought the jubilee explicitly because of its awesome master volume. It gets pretty misleading when so many people say this and the SV20 - even the tone master stuff... is quiet enough to use at home. It's like, not if you want a cranked sound it isn't haha.
For this price you can start getting botique handwired to your specs amps. 1300 for a studio series will get you a handwired jtm45 and you can ask Ceriatone to add a ppimv, which has allowed me to crank it inside.
AN EMAIL ARRIVES FROM MARSHALL ANNOUNCING THESE MAGNIFICENT GLORIOUS BEASTS AT EXACTLY THE SAME TIME THIS VIDEO POPS OUT TWO GODS DOWN FROM MOUNT OLYMPUS
Early Marshalls did not have PCB mounted components and valve bases like these. Plus they also had valve rectifier personally I would say the Marshall 1974x (baby Bluesbreaker) is a more authentic made early Marshall amp design.
For the prices in the US, you might as well just buy a handwired clone from Ceriatone or Wangs, no point buying a non repairable 1300 dollar JTM that doesn’t even have a tube rectifier.
The vintage JTM's, which I have played, sounded completely different to me. What I hear hear here, are typical Origin 20 sounds and my Origin I sold after 2 weeks, as I did not like it's thin, scratchy sounds.
Origin is modeled after the jtm45. It's likely your speakers. Because mine origin has a lot of balls and is also great cleans . I have the 50 watt head.
@@rocknroll1973 Still the final sounds are completely different, at least for me. The tone stack works different and also the missing rectifier tube makes a difference. I know, how a real JTM45 sounds and an Origin maybe sounds similar but not 100% authentically. But, here the theme ist the ST-20 and this one has nothing at all to do sonically for me with a real vintage JTM45 or Bluesbreaker, sorry. I like the SV-20 as a nice lower watt 1959, but a JTM45 based amp without a rectifier tube and the KT66 tubes replaced by 5881 tubes is not my idea of an authentic vintage early 1960's JTM45 Marshall sound. Alone the fact, that the cabinets use Creambacks prove, that the sound is not authentically. A real JTM45 sounded best with 20W pre-Rola G12M's or Celestion alnicos. A Creamback sounds completely different.
@@HEZ63 speakers would make a lot of difference too from what you've played compared to this. There's just a lot of factors. Guitar, pickups, amp settings, speakers, and the player. And I disagree. Jtm45 sounds best with 25watt greenbacks. Malcolm youngs tone is heaven is for me. You know you can still play this head with those speakers right? You don't have to get the cab. Also, listen to the sv20h vs 1959slp comparisons. They are extremely similar, with the slp giving a bit more bottom end because of wattage difference. Otherwise it's a faithful recreation. I've no doubt it would be the same with the jtm. Also gotta factor in mics being used, and what it sounds like in the room vs through a mic. Example when I played my sv20h through my 2x12 with the greenback and anniversary speakers, oof it had a lot of balls. Same with my origin 50. And they sounded very different to other demos on RUclips even with the same speakers. And it had a bit of different sound when in my 4x12 with all greenbacks. I'd say play it for yourself then decide.
@@rocknroll1973 I know, how a real vintage JM45 or Bluesbreaker sounds, but the ST-20 sounds completely different for me. Also with 25 or 20W Greenbacks. The SV-20 is close to a 1959, the SC-20 close to a JCM800, but I do not hear any similarities between a vintage JTM45 and the ST-20, sorry. Alone because of the misssing rectifier tube and also because of the - for me - worse sounding 5881 power tubes. KT66 give you a much more beefier, fuller bodied sound in my opinion. A Dirty Shirley gives you more convincing Ac/CD or ZZ-Top sounds, than this amp does, in my opinion. although it works woth 6L6 tubes.
@@HEZ63 I'll have to see that, the plexi does angus tone. Jtm45 is Malcolm's. Angus didn't use a jtm45 which many think he did. And I go for Malcolm's tone.
More than enough. 5 watt mode is what you'll be using for a pub gig. Dude, I had my sv20h in a 4x12, gull band setting, 5 watt mode. I had the volume on about 4, and cab facing toward me for it not to annoy the band at rehearsal, and it cut through the mix like butter even then
If it’s like an actual JTM and an actual Plexi, barely anything, other than a few component values to give the plexi a little more gain. The main difference is actually missing from this amp, the main reason to get a JTM over a Plexi is the tube rectification, without it, it’s just a plexi with less gain. With it though, you get the phenomenon that is tube sag that comes from the inherent inefficiency of the tube rec. Very fun to play amp, if you get to experience the real deal, which you can if you can afford the studio series.
Probably not much (if any) quieter than a regular 30 watt 2245 reissue! and it’s got an SS rectifier, it’s just a SV20 with different cosmetics. the rectifier it’s the biggest difference between a plexi and jtm, totally different feel, the bass vs lead circuit is not as significant of a factor
The sound in this demo is the worst of the many that have hit RUclips following the release of the embargo by Marshall. Don't know why but it sounds like crap here and it sounds great on the other demos. I wonder if it might be a faulty amp. A loose component in the circuit board or even a dud pre-amp tube?
On a positive note every replica builder breaths a sigh of relief that they are so far off spec. These are just tributes not reissues and certainly not replicas. They got some badges, smooth tolex, knobs and such but everything else is a ground up brand new design. Not even the sizes of the cabs are correct, so why bother with the cosmetics?
Thanks for the support! Glad you love it!🤘
If you send me one I'm sure I'll love it too 😁
Me too
send me a mini silver jubilee pls
Will give 5 star review and will be very happy
Another cant afford marshall amp
@@sfear6 it’s sad rly I wanted to buy myself a studio jubilee but they cost $3000 for the 2x12 and the head so ima have to get a dsl 20hr and a matching 2x12 cab which I will be very happy with tho
Honest to god Dagan, you're the only player on RUclips who makes the amps sound the way we want to hear them. Legend mate 🤘
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
Good to see Marshall using Creambacks now. I’ve run my SV20 through a Creamback loaded Friedman cab and it’s the real deal.
I use my sv20 in a 4x12 with greebacks, or my 2x12 which has a green back and an anniversary. My god it has a lot of balls in the 2x12.
Been gigging mine for about 2 months.Indoor and outdoor gigs.. Simply amazing and the real tone sweetness isn't coming across on RUclips. Add a little echoplex boost and you got classic Marshall tones. 20 watt marshall are a God send for us bar/small venue players. I love the 30 watt JTM-45 but its just way to much volume to drive in most places.
I have never seen Dagan this excited. Must be good!
sound amazing, sort of 70s punk vibes for sure!!
Love it. I would love to walk in the shop and buy 1 tomorrow. But... I need to remind myself I bought the jubilee explicitly because of its awesome master volume. It gets pretty misleading when so many people say this and the SV20 - even the tone master stuff... is quiet enough to use at home. It's like, not if you want a cranked sound it isn't haha.
For this price you can start getting botique handwired to your specs amps. 1300 for a studio series will get you a handwired jtm45 and you can ask Ceriatone to add a ppimv, which has allowed me to crank it inside.
Hey Dagan, I love the studio Marshall amps. For 20 watt amps, they are loud.
5 Watts is still loud !
Awesome amp
Marshall is the King 👑 . . I'd have to dial this one in myself. Honestly, it sounds like a transistor amp as played.
Glorious amp!
Kicks tushy! 🤘🏻🎸🔊🎶🫨🫨🫨🫨🫨
AN EMAIL ARRIVES FROM MARSHALL ANNOUNCING THESE MAGNIFICENT GLORIOUS BEASTS AT EXACTLY THE SAME TIME THIS VIDEO POPS OUT TWO GODS DOWN FROM MOUNT OLYMPUS
holy moly how'd you get that much bottom end out of it??
Early Marshalls did not have PCB mounted components and valve bases like these. Plus they also had valve rectifier personally I would say the Marshall 1974x (baby Bluesbreaker) is a more authentic made early Marshall amp design.
For the prices in the US, you might as well just buy a handwired clone from Ceriatone or Wangs, no point buying a non repairable 1300 dollar JTM that doesn’t even have a tube rectifier.
Great amps. Sound at their best with a Strat imo.
For imo it's a grestch
So far with my JTM, I’ve found high output humbuckers or a tele bridge to be my favorite gain tones
This is pretty wooly to my ear. It's a sound but I prefer my 2525H for what I play.
Marshall makes a 'range' of amps.
Edge of desire!!
The vintage JTM's, which I have played, sounded completely different to me. What I hear hear here, are typical Origin 20 sounds and my Origin I sold after 2 weeks, as I did not like it's thin, scratchy sounds.
Origin is modeled after the jtm45. It's likely your speakers. Because mine origin has a lot of balls and is also great cleans . I have the 50 watt head.
@@rocknroll1973 Still the final sounds are completely different, at least for me. The tone stack works different and also the missing rectifier tube makes a difference. I know, how a real JTM45 sounds and an Origin maybe sounds similar but not 100% authentically.
But, here the theme ist the ST-20 and this one has nothing at all to do sonically for me with a real vintage JTM45 or Bluesbreaker, sorry.
I like the SV-20 as a nice lower watt 1959, but a JTM45 based amp without a rectifier tube and the KT66 tubes replaced by 5881 tubes is not my idea of an authentic vintage early 1960's JTM45 Marshall sound.
Alone the fact, that the cabinets use Creambacks prove, that the sound is not authentically. A real JTM45 sounded best with 20W pre-Rola G12M's or Celestion alnicos. A Creamback sounds completely different.
@@HEZ63 speakers would make a lot of difference too from what you've played compared to this. There's just a lot of factors. Guitar, pickups, amp settings, speakers, and the player. And I disagree. Jtm45 sounds best with 25watt greenbacks. Malcolm youngs tone is heaven is for me. You know you can still play this head with those speakers right? You don't have to get the cab. Also, listen to the sv20h vs 1959slp comparisons. They are extremely similar, with the slp giving a bit more bottom end because of wattage difference. Otherwise it's a faithful recreation. I've no doubt it would be the same with the jtm. Also gotta factor in mics being used, and what it sounds like in the room vs through a mic.
Example when I played my sv20h through my 2x12 with the greenback and anniversary speakers, oof it had a lot of balls. Same with my origin 50. And they sounded very different to other demos on RUclips even with the same speakers. And it had a bit of different sound when in my 4x12 with all greenbacks.
I'd say play it for yourself then decide.
@@rocknroll1973 I know, how a real vintage JM45 or Bluesbreaker sounds, but the ST-20 sounds completely different for me. Also with 25 or 20W Greenbacks.
The SV-20 is close to a 1959, the SC-20 close to a JCM800, but I do not hear any similarities between a vintage JTM45 and the ST-20, sorry. Alone because of the misssing rectifier tube and also because of the - for me - worse sounding 5881 power tubes. KT66 give you a much more beefier, fuller bodied sound in my opinion.
A Dirty Shirley gives you more convincing Ac/CD or ZZ-Top sounds, than this amp does, in my opinion. although it works woth 6L6 tubes.
@@HEZ63 I'll have to see that, the plexi does angus tone. Jtm45 is Malcolm's. Angus didn't use a jtm45 which many think he did. And I go for Malcolm's tone.
I like hit the front of Marshall amps with a tube screamer.
Would the head and 2x12 cab be loud enough to gig (typical pub gig) without using mic’s in front of the speakers?
More than enough. 5 watt mode is what you'll be using for a pub gig. Dude, I had my sv20h in a 4x12, gull band setting, 5 watt mode. I had the volume on about 4, and cab facing toward me for it not to annoy the band at rehearsal, and it cut through the mix like butter even then
wow!!!!! speaks hard!!!!! and beautiful... crazy...I will sell my left kidney for to by one for me.
Marshall just take my money 🤣 sounds great i have 20 watt plexi 🤟
Why does no one ever plug into the lower gain channels when reviewing this amp
What’s the difference between this and the SV20 apart from a reskin?
@@RiffMaster92 hmm. I thought they were both essentially plexis
The thomann video has a bit where they explain it pretty well.
Plexi is a more brighter. Jtm is more mid.
Malcolm and Angus use the jtm45 and the plexi. Angus the plexi, Malcolm the jtm45.
If it’s like an actual JTM and an actual Plexi, barely anything, other than a few component values to give the plexi a little more gain. The main difference is actually missing from this amp, the main reason to get a JTM over a Plexi is the tube rectification, without it, it’s just a plexi with less gain. With it though, you get the phenomenon that is tube sag that comes from the inherent inefficiency of the tube rec. Very fun to play amp, if you get to experience the real deal, which you can if you can afford the studio series.
🤘
Probably not much (if any) quieter than a regular 30 watt 2245 reissue! and it’s got an SS rectifier, it’s just a SV20 with different cosmetics. the rectifier it’s the biggest difference between a plexi and jtm, totally different feel, the bass vs lead circuit is not as significant of a factor
Yes that's a slight disappointment about the lack of valve rectifier, unless they've managed to replicate the effect of it somehow.
@dagan how much difference in the Sound is betwen the 112 Box with Head and the Combo?
There is a small difference as expected, but one isn't better than the other, just different! 🤘
@@PMTVUK thy a lot... i will order the Top with a Box... in this case i think it is sound more open!
Very very good Video by the way!
Keep rockin 🤘🏼
I'm not sure but I think he likes them. LoL
And now? Plexi or Jtm, what a hard decision
I'd say a Plexi and a JCM
Mud city. Not my thing, but I guess it could be for others.
The sound in this demo is the worst of the many that have hit RUclips following the release of the embargo by Marshall. Don't know why but it sounds like crap here and it sounds great on the other demos.
I wonder if it might be a faulty amp. A loose component in the circuit board or even a dud pre-amp tube?
Mic placement and speakers are the majority of your recorded tone.
i'm not a fan of the the amp yet. I'm a big Marshall guy, but it sounds like this amp needs a presence boost. It did sound better with the Strat.
Put an eq in the loop.
It sounds very dark on this demo. Perharps his presence setting isn't ok?
Are you going to buy yourself one Dagan 🤔?
On a positive note every replica builder breaths a sigh of relief that they are so far off spec. These are just tributes not reissues and certainly not replicas. They got some badges, smooth tolex, knobs and such but everything else is a ground up brand new design. Not even the sizes of the cabs are correct, so why bother with the cosmetics?
I hate amps without reverb
It hurts to say this but, doesn't really sound very good. It's all bass. It didn't sound like this in that other companies video. Which is real?
They both are really - just depends how you dial it in - I'm a big fan of the darker/sludgier tones from the JTM vs the Plexi
I think he should turn the presence knob.
Do you think it looks cool when you move around when you play? Embarrassment is for the aware I guess.
Where's the link for your stoic guitar gear review videos?
It's a niche market, but I'd like to check it out.