Triple stack

Stack amps.

You've already created a "cool" look with just words. I think this kind of thing is important. I don't know what it is, but I think it's cool! That's what I mean. That's what decides the game. It doesn't matter how good you are or what you're really good at, it's just a matter of saying, "This is amazing...I can feel it! The guy who says, "You know what?" wins, yeah.

After all, the counterpart to "stack amps" is "combo amps". A combo. Pfft. It's a game. It's a pimping game.

A stacked amp is an amp where the amp (head) and the speaker (cabinet) are separate (mainly for guitar). Especially in the hard rock and heavy metal world, there are a lot of guitarists who use Marshall guitar amps stacked three high, but those are two cabinets connected to one head. They usually have two cabinets with one head connected to two cabinets, and most of them are lined up next to each other to create a "Marshall wall".

Marshall Wall

It's because of the "stacked amp" that you can do this.

Well, even a combo amp can be stacked as many times as you want.

Brian May of Queen had a wall of VOX combo amps stacked on top of each other, and he made a "VOX wall".

This is just a little magic box that reproduces the sound of a stacked amp, which I think is really cool.

BOSS ST-2

Well, I'm sure it will be on display soon.

By the way, the word "combo" originally stood for "combination," and was used for small jazz orchestras, so it's not really a bad word at all!

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