Possible Questions:
- Electrical unit
- Elec. unit
- Physics unit
- Sound investment?
- Pump up the volume
- Current unit
- Unit of current
- Electrical measure
- Sound booster
- Current measure
- Hearing aid?
- Speaker's place
- Increase, with "up"
- Rock blaster
- Spinal Tap guitarist's equipment with a high setting of 11
- Roadie's load
- Band aid?
- Stereo component
- Hi-fi component
- Band booster
- Roadie's burden
- Guitar accessory
- Concert equipment
- Band blaster
- Stage item
- Guitar blaster
- Roadie's tote
- Fuse unit
- Jazz (up)
- Current measurement
- Unit of electricity
- Gig gear
- Electrical meas.
- Woodstock gear
- Unit of elec. current
- Rock band equipment
- Guitar booster
- Excite, with "up"
- Band aid
- Accelerate, with "up"
- Crank (up)
- Speaker go-with
- Sound enhancer
- Rock concert gear
- Measure of current
- Live show equipment
- Intensify, with "up"
- Current unit, for short
- Unit of electric current
- Rock concert equipment
- Rock blaster?
- Rock band's need
- Roadie's responsibility
- Elec. measure
- Concert hall equipment
- Bit of electricity
- Bit of current
- Rock booster
- Roadie's haul
- Piece of concert equipment
- Physics class unit
- Music booster
- Fuse word
- Energize, with "up"
- Electrical abbr.
- Electric guitar attachment
- Band gear
- Band box
- Acoustic guitarist's lack
- Stereo part
- Step (up)
- Stage equipment
- Sound-system part
- Sound system part
- Rock concert need
- Rock concert fixture
- Roadie load
- Rev (up)
- Piece of gig gear
- Mountain Dew energy drink
- It's for The Byrds
- It can bring music to your ears
- Guitar adjunct
- Fender attachment
- Electric guitar loudener
- Electric guitar hookup
- Elec. current unit
- Concert prop
- Concert piece?
- Audio system component
- AC unit
- A little juice?
- You can rock with one
- What a guitar may be hooked up to
- Unit of elec.
- Speaker's cousin
- Speaker's connection?
- Sound investment for a band
- Signal booster
- Rocker's equipment
- Rock-band gear
- Rock star's accessory
- Rock band's need, for short
- Roadie's cargo
- Raise, with "up"
- Pump (up)
- Piece of Woodstock gear
- Piece of sound equipment
- Performance piece?
- Part of a roadie's load
- One for the roadie
- One coulomb per sec
- Meter reading, for short
- Measure of electric current
- It's with the band
- It's for the Byrds?
- It pumps up the volume
- Hi-fi part
- Guitarist's aid
- Guitar hookup
- Gig equipment
- Gig component
- Fuse rating unit
- Fuse measure
- Fuse abbreviation
- Electrical unit, briefly
- Elec. term
- Current measure, for short
- Cousin of the speaker?
- Concert stage sight
- Concert stage item
- Bass hook-up
- Band trailer item
- Band piece
- Band equipment
- Band buy
- Arena blaster
- Acoustic device
- "MTV Unplugged" lack
- X box?
- Where to plug in your electric bass
- War vet, perhaps
- Volume booster
- Unit of power, for short
- Unit of electric current, informally
- Unit of current, informally
- Transmitter component
- Tour tote
- Stereo unit
- Speaker's site, for short
- Speaker's adjunct
- Speaker on stage
- Sound studio machine
- Sound strengthener, informally
- Sound strengthener, briefly
- Sound stage equipment
- Sound carrier
- Sound booster, briefly
- Sound booster at a concert
- Solid-state, e.g.
- Rock tour need
- Rock tool?
- Rock requirement
- Rock guitarist's aid
- Rock guitarist's accessory
- Rock group booster
- Rock concert implement
- Rock buy
- Rock booster?
- Rock blaster at a concert
- Rock band's enhancer
- Rock band's device for short
- Rock band's accessory
- Rock band need
- Rock band booster
- Rock band blaster
- Roadie's unit
- Roadie's item
- Roadie's equipment
- Roadie's charge?
- Roadie's armful
- Roadie tote
- Roadie equipment
- Pump up the sound
- Power unit, for short
- Place to connect a mike
- Piece of stage equipment
- Piece of band equipment
- Part of a public address system
- PA system component
- PA power
- Orange or Marshall product
- One often turned up in a club
- One of the SI base units
- One coulomb/ second
- One could go up to 11 in "This Is Spinal Tap"
- Multimeter display unit
- MTV show that played electronica
- Mike's complement
- Mike gets juice here?
- Mike adjunct
- Mesa Boogie product
- Meas. of current
- Marshall, e.g.
- Make loud
- Loudness increaser, of a sort
- Loudness increaser, at a concert
- Load for a roadie
- Item with a treble knob
- Item used by the Byrds and the Bee Gees
- Item of concern in a sound check
- It was for the Byrds
- It pumps up the volume, for short
- It pumps up the band's volume
- It helps pump up the volume
- Intensify, with up
- Intensify, with 'up'
- Intensify, with ''up''
- Increase the intensity, with "up"
- Hi-fi device
- Guitarist's hookup
- Guitarist's accessory, for short
- Guitar store buy
- Guitar input: abbr.
- Guitar hero's equipment
- Gig equip.
- Fuse-rating unit, for short
- Fuse box unit
- Fuse abbr.
- Fender's attachment?
- Equipment not needed for air guitar
- Equipment in a tour van
- Energy unit, for short
- Energy drink brand
- Electricity measure
- Electrician's meas.
- Electrical unit: Abbr.
- Electrical unit, for short
- Electrical measure, for short
- Electrical current for short
- Electric unit, for short
- Electric guitar need
- Electric guitar must, for short
- Electric guitar must
- Electric guitar hookup, briefly
- Electric guitar go-with
- Electric guitar adjunct
- Elec.-current unit
- Elec. word
- Elec. flow measure
- E&M unit
- Current meas.
- Current constituent
- Curr. unit
- Connection for an electric guitar
- Concert music blaster
- Concert booster
- Concert blaster
- Circuit breaker word
- Certain speaker's spot
- Carrying one is part of a tour duty
- Brand of energy drink
- Booster of a rock band
- Blasting aid?
- Bit of sound equipment
- Bit of gear for a rock tour
- Bassist's need
- Bass player's tool
- Basic unit of electric current
- Bandstand box
- Band's sound booster
- Band's need
- Band's booster
- Band prop
- Band eqpt. item
- Band box?
- Band aid, briefly
- Band accessory
- Audio system part
- Audibility improver
- Arena rock need
- An SI unit
- Abbr. on a gauge
- A roadie lugs it
- A guitar may be connected to it
- A bit of current
- "These go to eleven" audio device