| Electrical measure, for short | 29 |
| Electrical current for short | 29 |
| Electric unit, for short | 24 |
| Electric guitar go-with | 23 |
| Electric guitar adjunct | 23 |
| Certain speaker's spot | 26 |
| Booster of a rock band | 22 |
| Bit of sound equipment | 22 |
| Bit of gear for a rock tour | 27 |
| Bass player's tool | 22 |
| Band's sound booster | 24 |
| Excited, with "up" | 28 |
| One coulomb per second | 22 |
| Electromagnetism pioneer | 24 |
| Electrical current unit | 23 |
| It's of current interest? | 29 |
| Famed French physicist | 22 |
| Eponymous French physicist | 26 |
| Word in a current account? | 26 |
| Unit of electrical current | 26 |
| Unit measured by a gauge | 24 |
| Subject of current thinking? | 28 |
| Pioneer in electrodynamics | 26 |
| Noted French physicist | 22 |
| French physicist: 1775-1836 | 27 |
| French physicist André | 25 |
| French electrical pioneer | 25 |
| Famed physicist: 1775-1836 | 26 |
| Famed name in electrodynamics | 29 |
| Electric-current units | 22 |
| Units of electrical current | 27 |
| Units of electric current | 25 |
| ___ law (physics formula) | 25 |
| Two-handled Greek vase | 22 |
| Ancient Greek storage vessel | 28 |
| Having plenty to spare | 22 |
| Like Santa's girth | 22 |
| Hardly hard to come by | 22 |
| One way to be rewarded | 22 |
| More than sufficiently | 22 |
| Adequately, and then some | 25 |
| Audiophiles' purchases | 26 |
| They're for The Byrds | 25 |
| Excites, with "up" | 28 |
| Current units, for short | 24 |
| Electrical units, for short | 27 |
| Bands' accessories | 22 |
| Units of elec. current | 22 |
| There were many at Woodstock | 28 |
| Rockers' equipment | 22 |
| Rock concert necessities | 24 |
| Roadies' equipment | 22 |
| Roadie's burden, in part | 28 |
| Items on a concert stage | 24 |
| Equipment for Coldplay | 22 |
| Electrician's concerns | 26 |
| Concert's sound boosters | 28 |
| Concert stage equipment | 23 |
| They were seen at Woodstock | 27 |
| They travel with the band | 25 |
| They might be for the Byrds | 27 |
| Stereo store purchases | 22 |
| Stereo components: abbr. | 24 |
| Stage items, sometimes | 22 |
| Sound boxes at a concert | 24 |
| Some were for The Byrds | 23 |
| Some concert equipment | 22 |
| Rock-concert equipment | 22 |
| Rock groups' equipment | 26 |
| Rock band's equipment | 25 |
| Rock band's accessories | 27 |
| Roadies' responsibilities | 29 |
| Roadie's load, in part | 26 |
| Pieces of concert equipment | 27 |
| Not the guitars or cords | 24 |
| Metal band's equipment | 26 |
| Galvanometers measure them | 26 |
| Electrical units, abbr. | 23 |
| Electric guitars need them | 26 |
| Current units, informally | 25 |
| Current measures, for short | 27 |
| Concert stage collection | 24 |
| Concert blasters, briefly | 25 |
| Boosts, with "up" | 27 |
| Basses go through them | 22 |
| It might hold the solution | 26 |
| Hypodermic solution container | 29 |
| Hypodermic needle holder | 24 |
| Hospital's plastic bulb | 27 |
| A nurse may draw from it | 24 |
| Sealed vials for hypodermics | 28 |
| Source of a lot of talk | 23 |
| Where many oldies first aired | 29 |
| Rush's band, often | 22 |
| Place to hear a lot of talk | 27 |
| Medium with a lot of talk | 25 |
| Medium that's mostly talk | 29 |
| Medium for lots of talk | 23 |
| It's mostly talk nowadays | 29 |
| It's about 55 and up | 24 |