which amp you think is the best of these

[soulreaper_msd1]

Marshall 2555X Silver Jubilee Replica 100 Watt Guitar Amplifier Head

Hughes & Kettner GrandMeister Midi Guitar Amplifier Head 36 Watts

Marshall JCM900 4100 Dual Reverb 100 Watt Guitar Amp Head

Marshall JVM210H 100 Watt Guitar Amplifier Head

thanks for opinions

[Justin Thomas]

Do you REALLY need 100 watts? Do you play in stadiums? Seriously - unless you do, it's an incredible waste of money, power, and time. Unless you can play as loud as you want in your house. Wear hearing protection.

Even 36W is pretty friggin' loud through the right speakers...

That said, gimme the Jubilee. It's the "oldest-school" amp on the list.

Justin

[Steve A.]

Do you REALLY need 100 watts? Do you play in stadiums? Seriously - unless you do, it's an incredible waste of money, power, and time. Unless you can play as loud as you want in your house. Wear hearing protection.

Even 36W is pretty friggin' loud through the right speakers...

That said, gimme the Jubilee. It's the "oldest-school" amp on the list.

Justin

They make a 20 watt version of the Silver Jubilee (the 2525)...

[soulreaper_msd1]

thanks iam not sure which yet, I like the jubilee, isn't it like the silver anniversary back in the 80's? those were real nice..
I really also like with the 100 watt the 4 speaker outputs
really want a mesa mark 5 but no payment plan that I can get lol

[olddawg]

To answer your question we need to know what style(s) you play and what kind of venues. If you are playing clubs and want a JCM800 dimed like sound at a lower volume, check out a Jet City JCA 22 series and save a lot of money. You can still use a 4x12" cab if you have to have the look if that's important. You may still need a speaker attenuator.

[soulreaper_msd1]

mostly metal, but I like a good clean and blues sound also... anyways the Marshall 2555X Silver Jubilee Replica 100 Watt Guitar Amplifier Head
is on its way...thanks

[big_teee]

I like the sound of the jubilee clips.
Has nice clean and vintage rock tones.
Unless your playing stadiums, I would think the 50 watt, and a 4x12 cab would suffice.
If you need louder, you can always mic it!

[Justin Thomas]

What Terry said. I truly hope you are able to use the amp to its fullest potential! IOW, <LOUD!!!>

Congrats on a fine amp!

Justin