- - Some sound equipment on stage
- - Boxes on a concert stage
- - Large, boxy items you'd see by a concert stage
- - Rock concert array
- - Woodstock lineup
- - There were many at Woodstock
- - Items on a concert stage
- - Concert stage equipment
- - Woodstock stage array
- - They're on stage before the band
- - They were seen at Woodstock
- - They may stand at the side of the stage
- - Stage items, sometimes
- - Stage gear
- - Stacked on stage for guitars
- - Some stand at the side of the stage
- - Many of these went to Woodstock
- - A politician beginning to survey current measures
- - guitar speakers
- - Concert gear, for short
- - Rockers' devices
- - Maps out equipment required for gig
- - Rock bands' boosters
- - Audio boosters at a rock concert
- - Concert hall volume enhancers, for short
- - Pieces of band equipment that boost sound
- - Stadium show equipment
- - Roadies vanload
- - Sound gear, for instance, plugged by representative
- - Electric guitarists' sound boosters
- - Sound boosters from Hampstead
- - Volume boosters
- - Sound boxes for a band
- - Sound boosters for a band example
- - Some gear for a gig
- - lollapalooza equipment
- - Cargo on a band's tour bus
- - signal-boosting devices
- - Band's volume boosters
- - Sound boosters you can find at Guitar Center
- - maps out current units
- - Heavy metal band's sound blasters
- - Rock concert gear, for short
- - they give account indications for a pharmacist
- - Devices for electric guitars
- - Electric guitars' hookups
- - Squeeze boxes?
- - Units of electric current, in short
- - Current makers of maps
- - Guitarists' sound boosting boxes
- - a man who dispenses with current measures
- - Stereo devices
- - Electric current amounts [abbr.]
- - Electric current units, for short
- - Volume enhancers in a concert
- - Music blasters at arena concerts
- - sound-boosting equipment
- - ... up (turns up the volume)
- - help for the power hungry
- - equipment moved by roadies
- - Marshall gear
- - Volume enhancers, for short
- - Rock concert equipments that boost sound
- - Audio equipment in Hampstead
- - sound-blasting boxes
- - ... up (increases the energy level of)
- - current measures when around politician
- - Rock band's sound equipment
- - Sound boosters at dance clubs
- - Audio equipment for rock bands
- - Sound boosters for a rock band, for short
- - Cargo on a bands tour bus
- - Concert blasters [#UniversalXwordPride]
- - rock concert devices
- - Pumps up the volume
- - Concert blasters
- - Fuse measurements
- - They're schlepped on tours
- - Concert boosters
- - Word on a fuse
- - They're for The Byrds
- - Stereo parts
- - Sound-boosting boxes
- - Roadies' loads
- - Current units, for short
- - Current measures, for short
- - Big concert equipment
- - Bands' accessories
- - Voice projectors
- - Sound blasters
- - Rock band's sound boosters
- - Rock band's gear
- - Roadie's loads
- - Ratchets (up)
- - PA system components
- - Not the guitars or cords
- - Gear for gigs
- - Electrical units, for short
- - Electric guitar boosters
- - Elec. measures
- - Certain projectors
- - Band boxes
- - Arena equipment
- - Units of elec. current
- - Tour gear
- - They're lugged to concerts
- - They're at all the big concerts
- - Rockers' equipment
- - Rock-band boxes
- - Rock tour gear
- - Rock gear
- - Rock concert needs
- - Rock concert necessities
- - Rock buys
- - Rock boosters
- - Roadies' responsibilities
- - Roadies carry them
- - Roadie's burden, in part
- - Roadie loads
- - Need them to plug in
- - Music enhancers
- - Music boosters
- - Measures of electrical current
- - Fuse rating
- - Fender products
- - Equipment for Coldplay
- - Electrician's concerns
- - Electric guitar needs
- - Elec. measurements
- - Elec. current units
- - Dance club equipment
- - Current matters
- - Concert's sound boosters
- - Concert stack
- - Concert load
- - Concert lineup
- - Bass boosters
- - Bandstand boxes
- - Bands' gear
- - Band's blasters
- - Audio boosters, briefly
- - ...... up (makes louder)
- - Watts' kin
- - Volume enhancers
- - Units of loudness?
- - Units of electric current: Abbr.
- - Units of elec.
- - Units in Ohm's law
- - Tour bus cargo
- - They often have clean and distorted channels
- - They might be for the Byrds
- - Stereo store purchases
- - Stereo components: abbr.
- - Stack at a rock concert
- - Spam (anag)
- - Sound expanders
- - Sound equipment carried by roadies
- - Sound boxes at a concert
- - Sound boosters for electric guitars
- - Sound boosters for a band
- - Sound boosters at rock concerts
- - Sound boosters at concerts
- - Sound blasters at an outdoor concert
- - Some were for The Byrds
- - Some sound equipment
- - Some music store wares
- - Some concert gear
- - Some band equipment
- - Rockers' sound machines
- - Rock-band sound boosters
- - Rock guitarists' plug-ins
- - Rock groups' equipment
- - Rock group's boosters
- - Rock concert sound blasters
- - Rock concert sights
- - Rock concert blasters
- - Rock band's gear, familiarly
- - Rock band's equipment, familiarly
- - Rock band's equipment
- - Rock band's accessories
- - Rock band loudeners, familiarly
- - Rock band equip.
- - Roadies lift them
- - Roadie's load, in part
- - Roadie's burdens
- - Roadie gear
- - Rap concert blasters
- - Queen's gear
- - Plugged-in items
- - Pieces of concert equipment
- - Parts of PA systems
- - PA system parts
- - Not guitars or cords
- - Musicians' accessories for short
- - Miami Sound Machine sound machines
- - Metal band's equipment
- - Marshalls
- - Marshall boxes
- - Lollapalooza gear
- - Juice units
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