Jerry Garcia's Final Grateful Dead Touring Rig for Sale
Estimated Value: $750,000 - $1,000,000
One of the most iconic pieces of musical history is now available for collectors and fans. Jerry Garcia's final Grateful Dead touring rig, paired with Bob Weir's legendary McIntosh MC 2300 amplifier from the 1974 Wall of Sound, represents the pinnacle of sonic innovation and musical legacy.
The Rig: A Masterpiece of Musical Engineering
Debuting on December 2, 1992, in Denver, Colorado, this guitar rig was used by Jerry Garcia for every Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia Band show until their final performance on July 9, 1995. It reflects decades of experimentation, cutting-edge gear, and meticulous fine-tuning to meet Jerry's unique sonic requirements.
- Groove Tubes Trio Preamp: Delivered Fender Blackface tones with a range of settings, including "Clean," "Tweed 'Mean,'" and "Dumble Lead 'Scream.'"
- Iconic Effects Pedals: Featuring the Mu-Tron III, MXR Phase 100, Boss OD-1 & OD-2, and more, these pedals defined Jerry's signature sounds on classics like "Shakedown Street" and "Fire on the Mountain."
- Custom Amplification: The McIntosh MC-2300 amplifier, originally used by Bob Weir in the 1974 Wall of Sound, brought unparalleled power and clarity to Jerry's sound.
- Unique Accessories: Custom controllers, mixers, and power systems housed in a custom SRA rack and road case.
Why This Rig Matters
More than just equipment, this rig is a tangible piece of the Grateful Dead's history and Jerry Garcia's musical journey. It embodies the innovation and artistry that made their music timeless.
About Jerry Garcia
Born August 1, 1942, Jerry Garcia was a founding member, lead guitarist, and vocalist for the Grateful Dead. Renowned for his improvisational brilliance and soulful performances, Garcia became an icon of the 1960s counterculture movement. From hits like "Ripple" and "Truckin'" to his work with the Jerry Garcia Band, his influence on music and culture endures to this day.
Don't miss the chance to own a piece of rock and roll history. This one-of-a-kind memorabilia item won't last long!
