I sorta miss my Jubillee amp, which from memory, I bought back in the late '80s?. It was a good lookin' light grey tolex combo with 2x12s and had a great tone, though it did have an odd red footswitch for the dirty channel switching. Anyone out there got one of these babies -what's you...
It's not always the valve's fault! For a twenty year old amp, check the FX loop jacks (if not being used) and FX gain pot are not dodgy as it can cause things like that to happen, and by now, many of the power supply electrolytic capacitors will be getting tired. If you're not an amp tech, I...
To break-in or not to break-in a speaker, that is the question. What classic guitar recordings were made with new amps with new speakers and what ones were made with old worn-in amps and speakers?? A bit of both I suspect.:hmm:
Some useful info mentioned.. definately the FX loop gain pot on the back panel can be a cause of this kind of problem, as they can become scratchy. A quick trip to a tech is the best bet..get the FX jacks cleaned up and the gain pot cleaned or replaced -a simple job and should cost very little.
I've been using all sorts of Marshalls since the '70s and I'm currently using a 91/92 JCM900 100w dual reverb combo with 2x12s ( G12T 75 and G12M 70)and I can't really fault it. I bought it for a good price, well used and a bit dirty, and it nails certain "classic" hard rock styles cranked up...