Wrong! First off, not too many people have the original shipping box for a 1982 amplifier of any kind, second it was Fed Ex negelegence, not the fault of the shipper, it was packed very well & I have the pics to prove it, if fed ex wants to bitch about not having the original box then **** them. Other wise nobody would be shipping vintage amps. The corner looked like it had been pushed in, like being pushed against a wall, then popped out again somewhat. This is because they don't care. How big do you need to make letters that say "USE EXTREME CAUTION, THIS UNIT CONTAINS GLASS"?? This also contained the wood case around it that they managed to split in the corner. As far as not shipping a 90lb. Amp, people ship these, that's how they sell them, other wise it would have been local pickup only! I paid for the worthless insurance too. So no don't sit & stick up for Fed Ex when you don't know the details.