Marshall Silver Jubilee 100W reissue: low volume output, fizzy and glitchy

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Hi everyone - this is my first post here - I am glad to have found this forum as I bought a new Marshal Silver Jubilee 100W reissue and, as of today, the output is low volume, fizzy and glitchy

Am I looking at a bad tube or something more serious?
 

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Going with tubes, take to a reputable repair shop for a once over... Unless you are a tech, peace of mind...
 

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Actually upon reading this agqin, I see it says "new". How old is it? Mention this to the seller for warranty.,

Yea New?. If it's new, as in new just bought new use the warranty.


Yeah - about 2 months old

Will check tubes tomorrow and if it is not the tubes, will open a warranty claim
 

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Hi everyone - this is my first post here - I am glad to have found this forum as I bought a new Marshal Silver Jubilee 100W reissue and, as of today, the output is low volume, fizzy and glitchy

Am I looking at a bad tube or something more serious?
Welcome mFer!!
Send me the Jubilee, its obviously a fake.
Lol

These mFers will get you squared away.
 

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Most times when I've had this sort of issue with an amp that I know has good tubes in it (new or recently retubed), the amp itself was not the problem. Here's what was:

- oxidized pickup selector switch on guitar
- jack not fully inserted in pedal
- faulty stomp switch on pedal
- dirty pedal jack
- faulty pot on pedal
- failing battery in pedal (better to use high quality power supply)

Anyways, that has been my experience FWIW.

AND

:welcome: to the forum!
 

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Most times when I've had this sort of issue with an amp that I know has good tubes in it (new or recently retubed), the amp itself was not the problem. Here's what was:

- oxidized pickup selector switch on guitar
- jack not fully inserted in pedal
- faulty stomp switch on pedal
- dirty pedal jack
- faulty pot on pedal
- failing battery in pedal (better to use high quality power supply)

Anyways, that has been my experience FWIW.

AND

:welcome: to the forum!
Very wise and sage advice !
 
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