Guitarist Mesa-ologist Jan 17, 2006 #1 All origional...your standard wear and tear. Model 2553, the small head cabinet. ? Last edited: Jan 17, 2006
O OlinMusic New member Jan 17, 2006 #2 Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? That's a geat question the used to be CHEAAAAP now they are TOO MUCH! I see them as much as 2000 for matching 2553 set.
Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? That's a geat question the used to be CHEAAAAP now they are TOO MUCH! I see them as much as 2000 for matching 2553 set.
Guitarist Mesa-ologist Jan 18, 2006 #3 Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? And what does that Slash model pull?
Jeff_H Dean Hardtail Fanologist Jan 18, 2006 #4 Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? Yeah...I see the heads regularly in the $1200-1500 range, and the 1/2 stacks for $1800+. Great amp...just a lot of $$.
Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? Yeah...I see the heads regularly in the $1200-1500 range, and the 1/2 stacks for $1800+. Great amp...just a lot of $$.
Guitarist Mesa-ologist Jan 18, 2006 #5 Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? Thanks for the info, JH.
Brow Active member Jan 18, 2006 #6 Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? The ex manager of the studio I work at has 1 of the small 50w heads and 1 of the 4x12 style angled 2x12 cabs. I think he paid about £400 for both a few years ago. It's a great sounding amp
Re: What's a Good Price for a Marshall Silver Jubilee? The ex manager of the studio I work at has 1 of the small 50w heads and 1 of the 4x12 style angled 2x12 cabs. I think he paid about £400 for both a few years ago. It's a great sounding amp
