most awesome full stack you saw

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This rocks!

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Go to 2:50 of this video.

 
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My vote goes to Geddy Lee's industrial washing machines.
 
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Plus itś just a pile of quad boxes.
Hereś the biggest/most awesome " full stack ¨.

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...right next to the 'little' BV300. I've got one of those: 3 pre channels into an SVT Classic power section. 300w of 6550 goodness that is about 40 lbs too heavy for my lower back.
 
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My vote goes to Geddy Lee's industrial washing machines.

I was going to post that earlier but I couldn't find a good pic of them.

In the DEC 2010 edition of Bass Player magazine, Geddy Lee appears in an advertisement for Orange amplification. The washing machines may be history.
 
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I don't have a picture but a story:

I was in 5th grade (1981ish) and I went over to my friends after school to hang out and do kid stuff. He and his brothers always had cool stuff (bikes, dirt bikes, pinball games, etc). So we go into a room in the back of his house to play Airhocky and there is his older brother Rich (he was about 2-3 years older than us and one of the neighborhood "cool" dudes) standing there in front of a full Marshall stack and a Gibson Explorer hangin on his shoulder. My friend said "come on lets get out of here, it's gonna get loud!". I couldn't move, I was awestruck by the sight of an amplifier that was 2-3 feet taller than me and the lines of the Explorer. I asked his brother if I could stay and listen and he replied with a grin "sure man" and proceeded to rip into the ending of Freebird. SOLD! DONE! HOOKED FOR LIFE!!!!! That day was a very important crossroads for me. It left a permanent impression in my brain, so if your out there, Thanks Rich!!!!!!
 
Re: most awesome full stack you saw

I don't have a picture but a story:

I was in 5th grade (1981ish) and I went over to my friends after school to hang out and do kid stuff. He and his brothers always had cool stuff (bikes, dirt bikes, pinball games, etc). So we go into a room in the back of his house to play Airhocky and there is his older brother Rich (he was about 2-3 years older than us and one of the neighborhood "cool" dudes) standing there in front of a full Marshall stack and a Gibson Explorer hangin on his shoulder. My friend said "come on lets get out of here, it's gonna get loud!". I couldn't move, I was awestruck by the sight of an amplifier that was 2-3 feet taller than me and the lines of the Explorer. I asked his brother if I could stay and listen and he replied with a grin "sure man" and proceeded to rip into the ending of Freebird. SOLD! DONE! HOOKED FOR LIFE!!!!! That day was a very important crossroads for me. It left a permanent impression in my brain, so if your out there, Thanks Rich!!!!!!

**** like that is priceless, man.
 
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A mates old plexi full stack from about 1980, it was awesome. Don't know what happened to it but it was already beat to death and full of mofo back then but man it sounded fantastic.

In recent times I was quite partial to this.....
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