Very interesting and thanks for sharing!

This is funny... I just ordered a print of this photo and had it framed for my new room. Picked it up yesterday.....

Awesome thread guys - keep it up ! This is great info !

Josh...if you don't mind where did you order the print from?

Dave

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Dave below is the link...

http://www.rpechner.com/Music/Gratef...637035&k=yb958

I bought the 20 x 30 print and it is true photo quality! This site is authorized thru the original photographer and has other great photos (also did some photos for the McIntosh book...)

Below is the framed print I just picked up!! :D

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Josh...nice:thumbsup::yes:, thanks for the link. Think I'll order a print of the WOS.

Dave

Thanks Dave! I think it turned out nice :D and you can see the McIntosh amps really well...

Josh...I agree, looks great. Thanks again for the link:thumbsup::yes:

Dave

It has been stated here that the Dead used Mac amps exclusively in the WOS but that is not my recollection. In fact if you look at the video: "Video by Justin Kreutzmann of my photo shoot for McIntosh Labs featuring Bob Weir singing a song and hangin' at home." on the Smugmug site: Pechner Productions : Music you'll see some Phase Linear 700s. I also remember seeing a number of Crown DC300s used in the wall. My first amp was a Mac integrated and my second was a DC300 so I was paying attention.

Indeed, I only this morning hit the internal links -- 1954 Studebaker one-ton pickup, recently discovered (where they show a video and playing the tune "Truckin'.") larger-than-life, etc. -- so I had missed those opportunities the first time I looked at the original link:

A long, strange trip: Grateful Dead Studebaker truck found | Hemmings Blog: Classic and collectible cars and parts

Here's an internal link I had originally not clicked through:

www.gratefuldeadtruck.com

There's quite a bit here. I think it's cool.