Vestal = Rock and Roll
Although Rock-N-Roll is described in the Wikipedia® as;
“Rock and Roll (also known as Rock ‘n’ Roll), is a genre of music that evolved in the United States in the late 1940s and early 1950s, and quickly spread to the rest of the world.” … Vestal is Rock-N-Rock! “…coming down fast from miles above you.”
Vestal shipped in what looked like a Marshall “full stack” last week. If you’re not familiar with guitars or guitar amps, a Marshall full stack is the industry standard for uber-loud speaker cabinets. The kind that make your neighbors want to run if you hold band practice in the garage, also a great way to get back at them for calling to police on your last party.
Just about any concert you could possibly attend, will produce at least one Marshall cabinet, if not a whole wall of them (see Led Zeppelin, The Who, Jimi Hendrix, AC/DC). The Marshall look-a-like Vestal sent us is actually a display case for Vestal watches, so no, you can’t plug into it, but how punk is that! (see photo below) Unlike a real full stack, the slant cabinet actually sits on the bottom with the straight cabinet on the top, slightly elongated, with glass windows to display the watch line.
For more on Vestal watches, click here for Vestal Men’s Watches or Vestal Women’s Watches or click here to see more Vestal products.
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