- AMPS
- Led Zeppelin's gear
- Meas.of current
- Stack behind 5-Across, at a concert
- Intensifies, with {/up/}
- Pumps (up)
- Pedals might go into them
- They may be used to provide feedback during a show
- Roadie's burdens
- Energizes, with "up"
- Garbage crew's haul?
- Concert gear
- Equipment with gain and master knobs
- Fenders are often attached to them
- Bonnaroo gear
- Marshall boxes
- Journey's gear
- Tool boxes?
- Squeeze boxes?
- Marshall gear
- Pavement boxes?
- Spoon boxes
- Rock roadies' gear
- Roadie's charge
- Pumps up the volume
- Gear hauled by roadies
- Sound boosters
- Roadie's load
- Marshalls
- Queen's gear
- Bands' boosters?
- PA system components
- Band aids?
- Hi-fi parts
- Coulombs per second
- Current units
- Guitar boosters
- Roadies carry them
- Current units, informally
- Some concert equipment
- Stage set
- Tour group?
- Rock concert gear
- Rock concert pieces
- Dance club speakers
- Rock band blasters
- They're hauled on concert tours
- Fuse units
- Rockers' equipment
- Concert equipment, for short
- Gig gear
- Heavy metal concert necessity
- B-52s' gear
- Band boosters
- Music boxes
- Rock blasters
- Roadie load
- Band boxes?
- Band gear
- Units of electrical current
- They might be for the Byrds
- Current measures
- Concert equipment
- Rock concert equipment
- Bass boosters
- Parts of PA systems
- Roadie responsibilities
- Stage equipment
- Stereo components
- Sound equipment
- Concert blasters, briefly
- Cranks (up)
- PA system parts
- Rock band equipment
- Current info
- Gig equipment
- Rock band's equipment, familiarly
- Concert sound equipment
- Equipment for Crash Test Dummies
- Guitar store buys
- Sound system components
- Roadies move them
- Elec. currents
- Rock concert musts
- Units of current
- U2's equipment
- Elec. units
- Roadies' concerns
- Rockers' boom boxes
- Electrical current units
- Rock groups' equipment
- Musical equipment
- Roadies' loads
- Rock tour gear
- Roadie's burden
- Rock boomers
- Measures of current, briefly
- Where mics plug in
- Electrical units, briefly
- Rock band boosters
- Current matters
- Electrical units, for short
- Metal band's equipment
- Ratchets (up)
- Music boosters
- Rock boosters
- Tour bus cargo
- Coldplay gear
- Lollapalooza gear
- Bandstand boosters
- Increases, with "up"
- Tour gear
- Equipment not used in "Unplugged" albums
- Miami Sound Machine sound machines
- Rockers' sound machines
- Concert array
- Critical measurements in "Apollo 13"
- Excites, with "up"
- Rock-blasting equipment
- Stage flankers
- Measures of current events?
- Roadie's haul
- Concert blasters
- Gear on a tour bus
- Roadie's vanload
- Boomers at a concert?
- Roadie's cargo
- Rock-concert needs
- Word on a fuse
- Rock equipment
- DJ gear
- Concert-hall fixtures
- Electrical units
- Bandstand boxes
- Concert lineup
- Concert tour's load
- Roadie gear
- Roadies' responsibilities
- Concert's sound boosters
- Concert-stage lineup
- Music-store offerings
- Concert-stage gear
- Rock-band boxes
- Rock-band sound boosters
- Audio boosters
- Stage gear
- Audio gear
- Jazzes (up)
- Rock guitarists' plug-ins
- Circuit measures
- Fuse measures
- Sound-boosting boxes
- Concert boxes
- Power boosters
- Sound system boxes
- Accelerates, with "up"
- Rock-concert sound boosters
- Sound-boosting boxes, for short
- Tour bus equipment
- Tour bus gear
- Audio plug-ins
- Electrical measures
- Livens (up)
- Concert boosters
- Electric guitar's volume boosters
- Help for the power hungry
- Rock concert devices
- Boxes in concert halls
- Boxes on a concert stage
- Concert's sound-boosting boxes
- They're bought for blasting
- Stereo parts
- Current standards
- Current units, for short
- They travel with the band
- Yamaha products
- Electricity units
- Band blasters
- Coulombs per sec
- Stereo store purchases
- Band equipment
- Sound blasters
- Units of electric current: Abbr.
- Electrical units: Abbr.
- Part of the electrician's argot.
- Units of electrical current: Abbr.
- Electrician's term.
- Electric units: Abbr.
- Electrical abbreviation.
- Electrician's concern.
- Watts' cousins: Abbr.
- Watts' relatives: Abbr.
- Elec. term.
- Electric units, for short.
- Current measures, for short
- Watts' kin
- Elec. measurements
- A.C. amounts
- Cur. units
- Elec. current units
- Elec. measures
- Units of elec.
- Juice units
- Units of elec. current
- Concert hall equipment
- Music enhancers
- Galvanometers measure them
- Roadie's responsibility
- Rock concert necessities
- Woodstock gear
- Big concert equipment
- Boosters, for short
- Some stage equipment
- They may stand at the side of the stage
- Hearing aids?
- Rock concert blasters
- Boosts, with "up"
- Gear to help you hear
- They're schlepped on tours
- Concert stack
- Concert pieces
- Concert stage equipment
- Some concert gear
- Sound boxes at a concert
- Hypes (up)
- Charges (up)
- Sound investments?
- Stack at a rock concert
- Audio equipment
- Hookups at a gig
- Some sound equipment
- Volume enhancers
- Units in Ohm's law
- Rock music boosters
- Boxes in an arena, maybe
- Roadies' equipment
- P.A. gear
- Some gear for a gig
- Some sound equipment on stage
- AC units?
- Circuitry units
- Items in tour vans
- They often have clean and distorted channels
- Audiophiles' purchases
- Hi-fi components
- Guitars' needs
- Need them to plug in
- Plugged-in items
- Electric guitars' need
- Not guitars or cords
- Electric guitars need them
- Guitarists' need
- Guitars' need
- Not the guitars or cords
- They come in stacks
- Boomers at a Stones concert?
- Band stuff
- Current force
- Roadies lug them around
- Bandstand equipment
- Guitar Center buys
- Units of current, for short
- Pieces of equipment set up by roadies
- Fuse measurements
- Voice projectors
- Sound projectors?
- Certain projectors
- Rock buys
- Current concern
- Fab Four equipment
- Stage items, sometimes
- Concert gadgets
- Rock gear
- Arena equipment
- Concert props
- Bands' accessories
- Some stand at the side of the stage
- Some were for The Byrds
- They were seen at Woodstock
- They're on stage before the band
- Devices for electric guitars
- Sound boxes for a band
- Bits of current
- Brief current matters
- Measures of electrical current
- Fender products
- Items on a concert stage
- Roadie loads
- Pieces of concert equipment
- Accessories for a touring band
- Some band equipment
- Concert equipment, briefly
- Music blasters
- Electric guitar attachments
- Audio elevators
- Chord blasters
- Mic enhancers
- Rock projectors
- Coachella blasters
- Electric guitars plug into them
- Rock band gear
- Sound-boosting devices
- ___ up (intensifies)
- Roadies lift them
- Rocker's blasters
- What roadies lift
- Concert blasters [#UniversalXwordPride]
- Rock bands' boxes
- Bandstand volume boosters
- Equipment for blasting rock?
- Sound-boosting equipment
- Sound-boosting gear
- Volume boosters
- Fires (up)
- Boomers at a rock concert?
- They make (sound) waves at concerts
- Musicians' accessories for short
- Rock band equip.
- Electric measure
- Stereo components: abbr.
- Units of electric current, briefly
- There were many at Woodstock
- They're for The Byrds
- Fuse rating
- Many of these went to Woodstock
- Woodstock lineup
- Electrician's concerns
- Equipment for Coldplay
- They're at all the big concerts
- They're lugged to concerts
- Dance club equipment
- Concert stage array
- Rock concert array
- Rock group's boosters
- Some music store wares
- Woodstock stage array
- Woodstock stage gear
- Woodstock stage lineup
- Concert sound boosters
- Much of a roadie's haul
- Woodstock array
- 6-Down components
- Band devices
- Equipment for bassists
- Boxes for bassists
- Concert devices
- Devices for electric cellos
- Gear connected to loudspeakers
- Gear for guitarists
- Volume-boosting devices
- ___ up (energizes)
- Gear for some concerts
- Lollapalooza equipment
- REM gear
- Combo gear
- Fender attachments
- Signal-boosting devices
- Boxes for REM or TLC
- Roadie's gear
- Concert stage sights
- Concert stage collection
- Rock concert sights
- Bass connections
- Builds (up)
- Axe augmenters
- Band's boomers
- They pump up the volume
- Fender's Frontman and Champion, e.g.
- Loads for roadies
- Rock band needs
- Band's volume boosters
- Stadium show equipment
- Boosts the intensity of
- Burdens for roadies
- Concert boomers
