After trying the amp for the first time Jack offered to change out the speaker to a Jenson which is a few pounds lighter. The new speaker had a more focused sound and was more "true to the guitar". 

Most of the work done on Gregg's amp was done in Anderson's living room. He then brought us out to his shop. Because he had just finished Gregg's amp, he had no amplifiers in production at the time. 

"Jack's amp just sings. Such clarity and warmth; I'm so happy with my Anderson. The joy and love Jack puts into his work is unsurpassed by any other amp builder." - Gregg Belisle-Chi

Around the square new modern buildings have been built. All government buildings, but the architecture was quite beautiful and inspiring. 

Like all cities. There has to be a ferris wheel somewhere... This is inside of another winter market, near Alexanderplatz, near the center of East Berlin. 

 I was hoping to give you some idea of how it sounded. That was what really made the room incredible. 

My mom looks on at the Berlin Wall Memorial. The steel rods behind her now replace where the wall once stood. 

Construction near the Berlin Wall on the Eastern Side. 

The stair case in the Jewish Museum. The image on the right is of an installation called Shalechet (Fallen Leaves) by Menashe Kadishman. The floor was covered with iron faces, representing innocent people who have died in war all over the world. As one walks across them the sound is amplified by the cement walls. 

The museum lead you on a tour through these criss-crossing tunnels under the museum. The floors would slope up then down and it gives the visitor a complete sense of disorientation.