Why don't you see Vintage Sunn Full stacks?

[fatlizzard]

[jerryjg]

awe-effin-some pics of the stacks guys!!

[HRobert]

I had a Sunn Sentura II amp with dual 230 bottoms ( shorter 2x15 with the 15's offset from the verticle center line) .  I stacked them on their sides - like the picture of John Entwistle - witht the head on top.  I used to have a problem with the head moving around with the speaker vibration - especially after I used Armorall to clean the vinyl.  I solved the problem by using a piece of netted rubber shelf lining like bars use for their glassware.  Stopped any slippage.

Rob

[Mike B.]

What great pictures in this thread. Thanks for posting the pictures of two of my heroes, Ed--Felix and The Ox! I guess that makes you my hero, too!

Mike

[HRobert]

When I had my Sentura II with two cabinets, I stacked them on their sides ( like the picture of John Entwistle ) with the head on the top.  I solved the head slip problem by first using a small piece of rubber bar netting ( that rubber mesh that bars use to set glasses on ).  The netting worked well for a while but then started to break apart. I then went to a bigger set of rubber feet.

Rob

[EdBass]

When I had my Sentura II with two cabinets, I stacked them on their sides ( like the picture of John Entwistle ) with the head on the top.  I solved the head slip problem by first using a small piece of rubber bar netting ( that rubber mesh that bars use to set glasses on ).  The netting worked well for a while but then started to break apart. I then went to a bigger set of rubber feet.

Rob

I have a 2000S cab with K140's that walks heads so badly that I actually used roofing nails to attach rubber furniture cups to the top for the feet on the head to fit in.
Sort of dramatic, but it definitely stopped the problem!