Crossword clues for amps
amps
- Band's blasters
- ___ up (makes louder)
- Woodstock stage gear
- Woodstock stage array
- Woodstock array
- What roadies lift
- Voltage hikers
- Units of loudness?
- Units of elec
- Units in Ohm's law
- Tour bus gear
- Tour bus equipment
- Tour bus cargo
- They're on stage before the band
- They were seen at Woodstock
- They travel with the band
- They pump up the volume
- They often have clean and distorted channels
- They might be for the Byrds
- Stereo store purchases
- Stage items, sometimes
- Stage gear
- Stage flankers
- Stacked on stage for guitars
- Spends time outdoors, in a way
- Spam (anag)
- Sound-boosting devices
- Sound system boxes
- Sound expanders
- Sound boosters for a band
- Sound boosters at rock concerts
- Sound boosters at concerts
- Some were for The Byrds
- Some stand at the side of the stage
- Some music store wares
- Some band equipment
- Rockers' sound machines
- Rocker's blasters
- Rock-concert sound boosters
- Rock-concert gear
- Rock-blasting equipment
- Rock-band sound boosters
- Rock-band equipment
- Rock-band boosters
- Rock projectors
- Rock music boosters
- Rock guitarists' plug-ins
- Rock groups' equipment
- Rock group's boosters
- Rock concert sound boosters
- Rock concert sound blasters
- Rock concert sights
- Rock bands' boxes
- Rock band's equipment, familiarly
- Rock band's equipment
- Rock band's accessories
- Rock band needs
- Rock band loudeners, familiarly
- Rock band gear
- Rock band equip
- Roadies lift them
- Roadie's load, in part
- Roadie's burdens
- Roadie gear
- Rap concert blasters
- Queen's gear
- Power boosters
- Plugged-in items
- Pieces of concert equipment
- Parts of PA systems
- PA system parts
- Not guitars or cords
- Musicians' accessories for short
- Music blasters
- Mic enhancers
- Miami Sound Machine sound machines
- Metal band's equipment
- Measures of current events?
- Marshall boxes
- Many of these went to Woodstock
- Lollapalooza gear
- Loads for roadies
- Journey's gear
- Items in tour vans
- Increases the volume
- Guitars' needs
- Guitars' need
- Guitarists' need
- Guitarist's boxes
- Guitar-store buys
- Guitar store items
- Guitar store buys
- Guitar sound boosters
- Guitar blasters
- Gig needs
- Gig hookups
- Gear on stage
- Fuse measures
- Fenders are often attached to them
- Fender's Frontman and Champion, e.g
- Fab Four equipment
- Equipment with gain and master knobs
- Equipment not used in "Unplugged" albums
- Equipment for Crash Test Dummies
- Equipment for bassists
- Electronic devices onstage at rock concerts
- Electricity units
- Electric guitars' needs
- Electric guitars' need
- Electric guitars plug into them
- Electric guitars need them
- Electric guitars need
- Electric guitars are plugged into them
- Electric guitar attachments
- Elect. units
- DJs' sound boosters
- Current units, informally
- Current boosters
- Critical measurements in "Apollo 13"
- Coulombs per sec
- Concerts' sound boosters
- Concert-stage lineup
- Concert-stage gear
- Concert stage items
- Concert stage devices
- Concert stage collection
- Concert stage array
- Concert sound equipment
- Concert sound boosters
- Concert sound blasters
- Concert props
- Concert gadgets
- Concert blocks
- Coldplay gear
- Coachella blasters
- Circuit measures
- Chord blasters
- Burdens for a roadie
- Builds (up)
- Brief current matters
- Boxes that makes guitars sound louder
- Boxes on stage
- Boxes in an arena, maybe
- Boxes delivered to Boston or Chicago?
- Boxes at concerts
- Boomers at a concert?
- Bonnaroo gear
- Bits of current
- Basses go through them
- Bass connections
- Bandstand gear
- Band's items
- Band's boomers
- Band devices
- Band blasters
- Axe augmenters
- Audio gear
- Audio elevators
- Accessories for a touring band
- ___ up (intensifies)
- Rock band equipment
- Music enhancers
- Concert hall equipment
- Roadies' loads
- Coulombs per second
- Rock concert necessities
- Roadie's responsibility
- Rock blasters?
- Current matters
- Electrical units, for short
- Rock concert equipment
- Woodstock gear
- Concert gear
- Rockers' equipment
- Roadie's loads
- Fuse units
- Stereo parts
- Concert equipment, briefly
- Big concert equipment
- Band gear
- Current units, for short
- Concert array
- Word on a fuse
- Bandstand boxes
- Some stage equipment
- Boosters, for short
- They may stand at the side of the stage
- Excites, with "up"
- Sound boosters for electric guitars
- Intensifies, with "up"
- Rock concert blasters
- Ratchets (up)
- Hearing aids?
- Music boosters?
- Band boosters
- Concert blasters, briefly
- Gear to help you hear
- Boosts, with "up"
- Roadies carry them
- They're schlepped on tours
- Concert stack
- Concert stage equipment
- 54-Down for a trip
- Increases, with "up"
- Sound boxes at a concert
- Hypes (up)
- Concert pieces
- Charges (up)
- Energizes, with "up"
- Rock band boosters
- Sound investments?
- Some concert gear
- Tour gear
- Stack at a rock concert
- Audio equipment
- Some sound equipment
- Concert lineup
- Band aids?
- Volume enhancers
- Hookups at a gig
- Jazzes (up)
- Elec. measurements
- Elec. units
- Elec. measures
- Units of elec. current
- Juice units
- Galvanometers measure them
- Sound equipment carried by roadies
- Elec. current units
- Watts' kin
- Cur. units
- A.C. amounts
- Where soldiers my be caught leaving special units
- They increase the power of current measures
- Units of current, for short
- Stereo components: abbr
- Livens (up)
- Roadie's burden, in part
- Rock concert gear
- Gig gear
- Current measures
- Pumps up the volume
- Audio plug-ins
- Guitar boosters
- Audiophiles' purchases
- Sound projectors?
- Gig equipment
- Fuse measurements
- Electric measures
- Stimulates, with "up"
- Roadies' burdens
- Roadie's haul
- Cranks (up)
- Accelerates, with "up"
- Stage equipment
- Rock concert array
- Current measures, for short
- Concert boosters
- Bandstand boosters
- Woodstock lineup
- They're for The Byrds
- They come in stacks
- Sound-boosting boxes, for short
- Hi-fi parts
- Electrical measures
- Current concern
- Bands' accessories
- Band equipment
- Audio boosters, briefly
- Voice projectors
- Sound blasters at an outdoor concert
- Rock band's sound boosters
- Rock band's gear, familiarly
- Roadies' equipment
- Roadie loads
- Pumps (up)
- PA system components
- Not the guitars or cords
- Intensifies (with "up")
- Gear for gigs
- Electric guitar boosters
- Certain projectors
- Band boxes?
- Arena equipment
- Units of electric current: Abbr
- They're lugged to concerts
- They're at all the big concerts
- There were many at Woodstock
- Sound-boosting gear
- Sound system components
- Some concert equipment
- Rock-band boxes
- Rock tour gear
- Rock gear
- Rock concert needs
- Rock buys
- Rock boosters
- Rock band blasters
- Roadies' responsibilities
- Need them to plug in
- Music-store offerings
- Much of a roadie's haul
- Measures of electrical current
- Items on a concert stage
- Hi-fi components
- Gear on a tour bus
- Fuse rating
- Fender products
- Equipment for Coldplay
- Electrician's concerns
- Electrical units, abbr
- Electric guitar needs
- Dance club equipment
- Current info
- Concert's sound boosters
- Concert stage sights
- Concert load
- Concert boxes?
- Bass boosters
- Bands' gear
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AMPS, Amps or amps may refer to:
Usage examples of "amps".
It was still basically a Flux area and anything done to it now would simply be negated by his people when the big amps arrived.
Haller received the first of four big amps the remote computers with which he and his team could work their magic.
Interestingly, the pair going down the east side and also had experiences with the grid, but they had less hours, overall, on the big amps than either he or Connie, and maybe they were less emotional, but nothing major happened to them.
However, the bottom line is really that such programs are dependent on the computers and the amplifiershuge numbers of remote interfaces and amps are required.
Clearly, the invaders had amplification devices strong enough to overcome an array of big amps, but it was highly dubious that they could overcome all twenty-eight Kagans working together through the network.
Dominating the peaceful pocket were three big amps, enough juice to create half an Anchor or maybe more.
There are those among us who are certain that alternate means of powering even big amps and god guns can be found if we have all the details and schematics.
Cst, increases as the square root of the product NIA, where N is the number of turns of wire in the coil, each wire carrying a current of I amps, and A is the area encircled by the wire.
The total mass of a 50 km length of commercially available high-temperature superconducting wire capable of carrying 100 amps amounts to less than 275 kg.
GeV, requires an energy input of about 7,000 joules and a persistent circulating current of 250 amps, if a 20 km deployed superconducting wire coil is used.
Multi-spectrum photon amps tracked the tormented streamers of cloud as they streaked towards England, building in power, in velocity.
She had dreamed about him the night before, rolling, clanking away from her down a straight old macadam road, out in the country, fields and hills in metallic cloudlight toward the end of the day, aware of exactly how many hours and minutes to dark, how many foot-candles left in the sky, bringing behind him like ducklings a line of lamps, generators, and beam projectors each on its little trailer rig, heading for his next job, the next carnival or auto lot, still wanting nothing but the deadly amps transmogrified to light, the great white-hot death-cold spill and flood and thrust, wherever he had to go, on whatever terms he had to take, to get to keep doing it.