Warning label

[Dave W]

Should we all go for this? Just to protect the general public?  

[OldManC]

Back in my huge cabinet days I used to love hitting an open E when some unsuspecting soul walked past my twin fridge cabinets (8X10 and 4X12 folded horn driven by an 800RB). That warning label has a certain level of truth to it. 

[nofi]

the old acoustic 360/370? cabs had a serious warning tag attached to it. said something like' do not stand withih 10 feet of the front of this enclosure'.

[Freuds_Cat]

It should read "Unless you are a bass player..........etc"

[Psycho Bass Guy]

...only if guitar stacks start coming with warnings that repeat usage may result in serious brain damage.

[gearHed289]

Old Ampegs have something along those lines on the back.

[uwe]

the old acoustic 360/370? cabs had a serious warning tag attached to it. said something like' do not stand withih 10 feet of the front of this enclosure'.

But some members here believe that standing behind an enclosure at not too great a distance can be good old-fashioned fun too?

[nofi]

i remember a thread from the the pit debating the benefits and woes of sitting on your amp. it was quite long as i recall.

[uwe]

Yeah, we had a real ball or two (let's embrace minorities: three or more) with it. But then, inevitably and like all threads ultimately do, it hit the sack.

[Highlander]

[cough] Did somebody drop the ball...? [/cough]

[gearHed289]

i remember a thread from the the pit debating the benefits and woes of sitting on your amp. it was quite long as i recall.

[Highlander]

Somehow, I'm 'minded of an old, old Motorhead number...

[godofthunder]

 LMAO  Ride the Orgasmatron !

Somehow, I'm 'minded of an old, old Motorhead number...

[Freuds_Cat]

OK, that pic is new to me. Nice amp by the way