My old amp rig

[jps]

I just found an old photo of my rig back in my top 40/disco days!

[cjj]

Uhhhh.... Huuuhhh...

[rickenbrother]

...and he used to fit all that in a VW Bug!

[beatlefreak]

Yeeeeaaahhhh....

[kiramdear]

No wonder you like the little Markbass amps nowadays.

[bassduke49]

Back in MY day (mid '70s), I had one of those (on the far left, I think). The Acoustic 370 head and the folded single 18" speaker cab (collectively known as the 371). I loved the caution sticker on the back: "Caution: Sound levels may exceed 120 Db within six (or was it 10 or 12) feet of this cabinet." The cab had wheels and inset handles, so it was easy to move, but not to lift. I think only the Ampeg SVT was heavier. Those were the days.

[kiramdear]

I had an Acoustic 150B that I built my sound with for many years, in the late Seventies. Very nice head.

[heinpete]

I just found an old photo of my rig back in my top 40/disco days!

Do you have some "spare" one?

[paul_yan]

Love the wall of Jimi, Jeff!

[Lefty4003S8]

Hey Jeff.....Australia just called.....They want to know if you could turn it down!!!!!

[ram]

So Jeff, what were you using for the bridge pickup?

[jps]

What makes you think this was for one pickup? Try just the E string!

[seyesbass]

Check this SVT!

All these stacks are now out in the desert as part of the Strategic Arms Limitation agreement.

Wouldnt you love to turn up at a gig and stand that stack next to the drum kit?

[cjj]

Sure, as long as I didn't have to pack them all in and set them up myself...

[jps]

Actually, the above pictured Acoustic rig was part of a secret weapon, you can read about it in Atlas Shrugged.