Jimi Hendrix

In the 1968 live performance in Denmark, as shown in Maxwell Hepcat's YouTube video, Jimi Hendrix can be seen using Fender 346 Medium Celluloid Guitar Picks. It's noted that Hendrix and The Experience often carried thousands of medium-gauge picks on tour.

Jimi Hendrix can be seen using the Dunlop JH13 Jimi Hendrix Guitar Strap - Maui Leopard during his 1970 performance in Maui, Hawaii.

In this picture, from a concert in Shreveport, Louisiana, that ocurred in July 31st, 1968, Jimi Hendrix played using this pattern of strap on both the Sunburst and the Ice Blue Metallic Stratocaster.

This is, for sure, Jimi's most famous strap. He used it in the iconic Woodstock Festival, on August 18th, 1969. Apparently this was a common strap at the time, as many other musicians wore it too. (Neil Young and Elvis Presley, for example).

You can clearly see Hendrix using this strap. This pictures comes from a record session of his, in the TTG Studios in Hollywood, California. 1968.

In this picture, from Autgust 18th, 1969, at the Woodstock Festival, Jimi is seen using a strap that is replicated by this item.

This photograph from Jimi Hendrix's concert at the Fillmore East on January 1, 1970, shows him using the Dunlop JH07 Guitar Strap.

In October 1968, while recording part of the planned double album "First Rays of the New Sun" at TTG Studios in Hollywood, California, Jimi Hendrix was documented using the D'Andrea Ace Stained Glass Vintage Reissue Strap by Dandrea. This particular gear usage is substantiated by an image from those sessions, showcasing Hendrix with the distinct strap, further solidifying its place in his collection of musical equipment. This image serves as direct evidence of Hendrix's preference for this strap during a significant phase of his career, offering insight into his aesthetic and functional choices in guitar accessories.