Guitar players; does your amp fit in the trunk?

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11/22/12 | 12:19 PM

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cdynaco

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Originally Posted by autobred

but don't like the idea of laying it in on the back.

Thing only thing I noticed after a couple of years was the grill cloth getting a bit loose.

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11/22/12 | 12:20 PM

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Just gonna have to get another amp... Schucks.

That's all we need is the slightest reason... lol

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11/22/12 | 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by cdynaco

That's all we need is the slightest reason... lol

Sidebar: dude, that is a serious post count...

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11/22/12 | 01:02 PM

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JPMotorSport

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I use a vox ac15c1 and that plus my effects board and 2 guitar gig bag fits in the trunk.

Not my first choice in Rigs (I have a Mesa mark iv + recto 2x12" that can fit in the back seat if I really try) but its a light weight rig that still lets me carry passengers.

For a sporty 2 door coupe it can swallow a lot of gear vs other sports cars... (try fitting a Marshall head in a camaro trunk

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