JiveTurkey
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The Jubilee is cool 100% because of the tolex color.
Line 6 Helix Stadium Talk
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molul
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@Digital Igloo is there any chance of a release date reveal for non-XL Stadium at NAMM '26? I would love to much to know when will my agony end.
marshall2553
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It could be 5. Normal and Vibrato for the Super and Clean, Rhythm Clip and Lead on the Jubilee.
Karl Houseknecht
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The second amp in that picture looks like a head that has controls at the top. I'm guessing a Mark V.
The first looks like a tiny combo, probably with a silver face.
The third is clearly a recto.
The first looks like a tiny combo, probably with a silver face.
The third is clearly a recto.
Good point. That's how they count the crunch on the Soldano as well.
That would mean there's a third lower-gain amp with two channels that has never appeared in Helix. Matchless Chieftain, mayhaps?
The placement between "Brit Plexi" and "Brit 2203" is what makes me sure that's a Marshall. Nothing else would make sense in that exact spot.
The look of the one to the right of the 2203 seems different, so I'm guessing/hoping that's a Recto or more specifically....a Badlander.
So yeah, my official guesses have evolved to: Super Reverb (2 channels), Silver Jubilee (3 channels) and a Badlander (2 channels with 3 modes each). 7 channels total with two amps that have never been in an HX before
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Honestly, I'd be disappointed if we ended up with a bunch of Marshalls adding, and no Mesa. But I like your guesses, and I'd definitely take a Badlander. They're killer amps.
Mooselake
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Seems quite logical, and I'm going to continue to hold out irrational hope that it's the "Brit 4140" I've long awaited, lol. Never played one, of course, but if it was good enough for both Stevie Ray and Lerxst at one time, it's one I'd like to give a spin of a model of.
EOengineer
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There’s a certain amount of hopium that had me seeing the mark series GEQ sliders on that second amp but it has to be something British based on its location in the list.
The 4140 might be the winner honestly. It’s the only Marshall I can think of where they’d use a combo amp icon with the control panel seemingly at the top of the face of the amp instead of the bottom. Or maybe a blues breaker combo. Any other Marshall would be represented as a head.
MirrorProfiles
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Got a 4140 here that I picked up because it was £500 more than any connection to SRV or Rush. Didnt really have any expectations for it and within a couple of chords it instantly became one of my favourite Marshall's ever. It gets compared to a Fender but honestly that seems more like the marketing and intended customer base for it than anything. Celestions really make a lot of circuits sound and feel like a Marshall, I think the C&C amps with other brands of speakers in are a part of the reason why that line didnt succeed.
