Noel Redding

In this photo, we can see Redding with his Hagstrom 8-String Bass.

In this photo, Redding can be seen holding a Fender Jazz Bass.

You can clearly see Noel use this 6 string bass/baritone guitar in this image on the website.

He began to use it because he found it difficult to use a Gibson EB-2 bass coming from guitar however he eventually stopped using it and began using a Jazz Bass with LaBella strings due to John Entwistle of The Who recommending him to do so.

On this album cover you see Noel play a thinline telecaster electric guitar.

In an interview with Vintage Guitar® magazine, Noel Redding discusses owning a Squier Jazz Bass.

Redding can be seen in a photo on this site playing a Fender Mustang Bass.

Noel Redding used Rotosound strings on his guitar and bass in his time with The Jimi Hendrix Experience. For more information on his live and strings read the info on the website,

Noel Redding used the Sunn 200S amplifier, as shown in the collection featured on Univibes.

Noel Redding is pictured playing a red Gibson Star Acoustic guitar on the Celebrity Net Worth website.

Here you can see noel redding playing a fender precision bass

In this photo, Redding can be seen with a Fender Bass VI.

Redding can be seen in a photo on this site playing a Gibson EB-2.

In this article he talks about his signature bass, which he described it as just a '65 Jazz Bass with his signature on it as thats what he asked Fender to make for him.

Not sure if the exact type of strings I used was correct, but on early records he pretty much mimicked John Entwistle of The Who by using LaBella flats, a Jazz Bass and a pick like he did on some records due to John Entwistle recommending he do so. He only used them for a very short period before trying to make his own sounds with Rotosound Roundwounds and Sunn amps.

in the image he is playing the bass, reverse pickup and knobs can determine this model

According to the Rotosound Music Strings website, Noel Redding used Rotosound RS66LDN Pure Nickel Bass Strings (45-105) for the recording of "Electric Ladyland."