| X box? |
| Fire up |
| Pump up |
| Step up |
| Energize |
| Gig gear |
| E&M unit |
| Gig need |
| PA power |
| Rock box |
| Rock buy |
| Band buy |
| Rev (up) |
| Band aid |
| A.C. unit |
| Band gear |
| Fuse unit |
| Band item |
| Band prop |
| Make loud |
| Tour tote |
| Band box? |
| Hype (up) |
| Jack (up) |
| Tool box? |
| Fuse word |
| Music box |
| Jazz (up) |
| Bread box? |
| Curr. unit |
| Elec. word |
| Fuse abbr. |
| Gig equip. |
| Rock tool? |
| An SI unit |
| Band piece |
| Elec. term |
| Hi-fi part |
| Juice unit |
| Hi-fi item |
| Crank (up) |
| Stage item |
| Elec. unit |
| Roadie load |
| Roadie tote |
| Concert box |
| Concert aid |
| Stereo unit |
| Stereo part |
| Band's need |
| Hearing aid? |
| Current unit |
| Box on stage |
| Concert need |
| Hi-fi device |
| Mike adjunct |
| Onstage gear |
| Roadie's box |
| Bass hook-up |
| Concert prop |
| Fuse measure |
| Ratchet (up) |
| Band booster |
| Band blaster |
| Physics unit |
| Gig component |
| Roadie's haul |
| Gig equipment |
| Roadie's load |
| Elec. measure |
| Electric unit |
| Blasting aid? |
| Concert haul? |
| Current meas. |
| Fender hookup |
| Fuse box unit |
| Roadie's unit |
| Rock booster? |
| Rocker's need |
| Sound blaster |
| Sound carrier |
| Speaker's box |
| Arena blaster |
| Bandstand box |
| Guitar hookup |
| Roadie's item |
| Unit of elec. |
| Music blaster |
| Rock blaster? |
| Roadie's tote |
| Music booster |
| Sound booster |
| Bit of current |
| Band equipment |
| Woodstock gear |
| Band's blaster |
| Band's booster |
| Bassist's need |
| Concert equip. |
| Marshall, e.g. |
| Rock tour need |
| Vol. increaser |
| Roadie's cargo |
| Rock band gear |
| Signal booster |
| Band accessory |
| Concert piece? |
| Rock band need |
| Fender product |
| Volume booster |
| Guitar adjunct |
| Guitar booster |
| Sound enhancer |
| Guitar blaster |
| Electricalmeas. |
| Stage equipment |
| Roadie's burden |
| Current measure |
| Unit of current |
| Arena rock need |
| Band eqpt. item |
| Bit of gig gear |
| Power increaser |
| Roadie's armful |
| Acoustic device |
| Concert booster |
| A little juice? |
| Music store buy |
| Boost, with "up |
| Concert blaster |
| Speaker go-with |
| Guitarist's aid |
| Hi-fi component |
| Speaker's place |
| Guitar accessory |
| Electrical unit. |
| Roadie equipment |
| A bit of current |
| Abbr. on a gauge |
| A roadie lugs it |
| Bit of band gear |
| Box in an arena? |
| Guitar store buy |
| Meas. of current |
| Receiver go-with |
| Roadie's armload |
| Roadie's charge? |
| Rock requirement |
| Speaker on stage |
| War vet, perhaps |
| Rock band staple |
| Sound check item |
| Speaker's cousin |
| Electricity unit |
| Electrical abbr. |
| Fuse rating unit |
| Rock band's need |
| Electrical meas. |
| Excite, with "up |
| Stereo component |
| Sound investment? |
| Rock-concert gear |
| Concert equipment |
| Audio system part |
| Band aid, briefly |
| Bass player's box |
| Electricity meas. |
| Fender connection |
| Load for a roadie |
| Mike's complement |
| Pump up the sound |
| Rock band blaster |
| Rock band booster |
| Solid-state, e.g. |
| Speaker's adjunct |
| ___ up (increase) |
| Band trailer item |
| Fuse abbreviation |
| Piece of gig gear |
| Sound-system part |
| Fender attachment |
| Rock concert need |
| Guitar attachment |
| Bit of electricity |
| Raise, with ''up'' |
| Gear on a tour bus |
| Pump up the volume |
| Electrical measure |
| Measure of current |
| Acoustic accessory |
| Bass player's tool |
| Burden for roadies |
| Car-radio enhancer |
| Elec. flow measure |
| Elec.-current unit |
| Energy drink brand |
| Guitarist's hookup |
| Piece of band gear |
| Rock group booster |
| Rock-and-roll need |
| ___ up (intensify) |
| Booster for a band |
| Concert stage item |
| It's with the band |
| One for the roadie |
| Performance piece? |
| Roadies' equipment |
| Rock concert sight |
| Rockers' equipment |
| Physics class unit |
| Rock-band equipment |
| Unit of electricity |
| Current measurement |
| Audibility improver |
| Bit of concert gear |
| Current constituent |
| Electrician's meas. |
| Guitar input: abbr. |
| Hookup at a concert |
| Mesa Boogie product |
| One coulomb/ second |
| PA system component |
| Product from Fender |
| Rock bass supplier? |
| Rock concert hookup |
| Rock music enhancer |
| Sound-boosting gear |
| MTV Unplugged" lack |
| Energize, with 'up' |
| It's for the Byrds? |
| One coulomb per sec |
| Speaker's position? |
| Concert stage sight |
| Live show equipment |
| Circuit breaker word |
| Electric guitar must |
| Electric guitar need |
| Electricity measure |
| Fender's attachment? |
| Guitar music blaster |
| Intensify, with 'up' |
| It was for the Byrds |
| Rock band's enhancer |
| Rock guitarist's aid |
| Rock-concert blaster |
| Sound studio machine |
| Band's sound booster |
| Increase (with "up") |
| PepsiCo energy drink |
| Rock concert fixture |
| Accelerate, with "up |
| Bit of band equipment |
| Bit of gear for a gig |
| Brand of energy drink |
| Concert music blaster |
| Concert sound blaster |
| Power unit, for short |
| Rock band's accessory |
| Rock guitarist's need |
| Sound stage equipment |
| Rock star's accessory |
| Speaker's connection? |
| Transmitter component |
| You can rock with one |
| Concert sound booster |
| Mike gets juice here? |
| Unit of elec. current |
| Rock-concert equipment |
| Concert hall equipment |
| Bit of sound equipment |
| Booster of a rock band |
| Box on a concert stage |
| Certain speaker's spot |
| Electrical unit: Abbr. |
| Energy unit, for short |
| Rock concert implement |
| Rocker's sound booster |
| Small amount of juice? |
| Sound booster, briefly |
| Volume-boosting device |
| Cousin of the speaker? |
| It pumps up the volume |
| Audio system component |
| Part of a sound system |
| Sound system component |
| Electric guitar hookup |
| Roadie's responsibility |
| Booster for a rock band |
| Electric guitar adjunct |
| Electric guitar go-with |
| Equipment in a tour van |
| Guitar blaster, briefly |
| Guitar hero's equipment |
| Item on a concert stage |
| Item with a treble knob |
| Multimeter display unit |
| Piece of band equipment |
| Power-increasing gadget |
| Place to connect a mike |
| Stratocaster attachment |
| Turn (up), as intensity |
| Electric guitar booster |
| Piece of Woodstock gear |
| Part of a roadie's load |
| Current unit, for short |
| Unit of electric current |
| Band equipment component |
| Bit of concert equipment |
| Current measure, shortly |
| Electric unit, for short |
| Electricity unit (abbr.) |
| One of the SI base units |
| Piece of stage equipment |
| Rock-music sound booster |
| Sound booster, for short |
| Touring band's equipment |
| Unit of power, for short |
| What a roadie might haul |
| Electrical unit, briefly |
| Meter reading, for short |
| Electric guitar loudener |
| Piece of sound equipment |
| Band's sound-boosting box |
| Electric guitarist's need |
| Guitarist's sound booster |
| Musician's volume booster |
| PepsiCo rival of Red Bull |
| Rock blaster at a concert |
| Rock band's music blaster |
| Speaker's site, for short |
| Mountain Dew energy drink |
| Acoustic guitarist's lack |
| Rock band's sound booster |
| Music blaster at a concert |
| Orange or Marshall product |
| Rap concert volume booster |
| Sound blaster at a concert |
| Sound booster at a concert |
| Current measure, for short |
| Electrical unit, for short |
| Rock guitarist's accessory |
| Rock concert sound booster |
| Electric guitar attachment |
| Piece of rock concert gear |
| Piece of concert equipment |
| Measure of electric current |
| Bit of dance club equipment |
| Bit of gear for a rock tour |
| Fuse-rating unit, for short |
| Garage band's sound booster |
| It helps pump up the volume |
| Rock concert volume booster |
| Sound box at a rock concert |
| Sound strengthener, briefly |
| Unit of current, informally |
| ___ up (boost the sound of) |
| Rock band's need, for short |
| Sound investment for a band |
| Energy drink sold by PepsiCo |
| Equipment hauled by a roadie |
| Piece of music festival gear |
| Rock concert's sound booster |
| Sound box on a concert stage |
| Electrical current for short |
| It pumps up the band's volume |
| Loudness increaser, of a sort |
| One often turned up in a club |
| One turned on by a rock star? |
| PepsiCo brand of energy drink |
| Piece of gear for a rock band |
| Rock band's device for short |
| Sound-boosting band equipment |
| Sound-boosting rock band gear |
| ___ up (energize, as a crowd) |
| Electrical measure, for short |
| Basic unit of electric current |
| Lead guitarist's sound booster |
| Necessity for a rock guitarist |
| One not seen on "MTV Unplugged |
| Sound strengthener, informally |
| A guitar may be connected to it |
| Box bought at Best Buy, perhaps |
| Box used for sound at a concert |
| Electric guitar hookup, briefly |
| Electric guitar must, for short |
| Music blaster at a rock concert |
| Part of a public address system |
| Piece of gear at a rock concert |
| ___ up (energize, like a crowd) |
| It can bring music to your ears |
| Sound booster at a rock concert |
| These go to eleven" audio device |
| Energy drink produced by PepsiCo |
| Guitarist's accessory, for short |
| Increase the intensity, with "up |
| Item of concern in a sound check |
| Loudness increaser, at a concert |
| MTV show that played electronica |
| Stage device for boosting volume |
| You might plug a guitar into one |
| Connection for an electric guitar |
| Device that makes a guitar louder |
| It pumps up the volume, for short |
| Piece of equipment at a rock show |
| What a guitar may be hooked up to |
| Part of a rock band's sound system |
| Piece of equipment for a rock band |
| Stereo system component, for short |
| Carrying one is part of a tour duty |
| Equipment not needed for air guitar |
| Where to plug in your electric bass |
| One could be attached to your Fender |
| Sound engineer's device at a concert |
| Soundstage device that boosts volume |
| Unit of electric current, informally |
| Sound booster for an electric guitar |
| What a guitarist plugs a guitar into |
| Item that's onstage at a rock concert |
| PepsiCo rival of Monster and Rockstar |
| Rival of Red Bull produced by PepsiCo |
| What a rocker might plug a guitar into |
| Item used by the Byrds and the Bee Gees |
| Sound-boosting device at a rock concert |
| Sound-boosting piece of equipment (abbr) |
| Thing an electric guitar is plugged into |
| Box that makes musical instruments louder |
| Piece of band equipment that boosts sound |
| Piece of sound equipment at a rock concert |
| Sound-boosting equipment at a rock concert |
| One could go up to 11 in "This Is Spinal Tap |
| Piece of equipment that makes a guitar louder |
| Piece of gear carried by a rock band's roadie |
| Piece of concert equipment carried by a roadie |
| Piece of sound equipment at a rock band's show |
| What a guitarist plugs an electric guitar into |
| Piece of electronics on stage at a rock concert |
| Piece of band equipment that increases sound levels |
| Sound-boosting item that can be hooked up to a guitar |
| Box that the sound of an electric guitar comes through |
| Spinal Tap guitarist's equipment with a high setting of 11 |
| Energy drink brand named after a music blaster at a concert |
| Energy drink brand named after a sound booster at a concert |
| Energy drink that implies you are a guitar that needs to be louder |
| Bit of controversial equipment for Bob Dylan, at the 1965 Newport Folk Festival |