Description
Some straps just hold your bass up. This one comes with a story worth telling between sets. Back in October 1968, Jimi Hendrix was laying down tracks for what would become the posthumous First Rays of the New Sun at TTG Studios in Hollywood — a room musicians loved because you could crank it loud without anyone flinching. Hendrix never finished that record, but the sessions live on through compilations like Rainbow Bridge, and now that same spirit rides along on this Jim Dunlop strap.
For bassists, a strap is gear you actually feel every night — it’s what keeps your instrument locked in place through a two-hour set, through the low-end grind and the stage moves. This one gives you that connection to a legend while doing the job right: keeping your bass exactly where you want it, night after night.
- Jimi Hendrix TTG Studios graphic design
- Adjustable strap for a comfortable, secure fit
- Fits bass guitars
- A tribute piece for players and collectors who dig the Hendrix legacy
Whether you’re a die-hard Hendrix fan filling out your collection or just want something with real character holding your bass up on stage, this strap earns its spot on your gig bag list — and makes a solid stocking stuffer for the bassist who has everything else.
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