Dunlop - JH13 Courroie Hendrix Maui Leopard
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The Dunlop JH13 Jimi Hendrix Live in Maui Leopard Strap adds a wild touch to your strumming look. You can adjust it between 88.9 and 160 cm (35" to 63") depending on your preferred height and position, for expressive, comfortable playing!
ARTICLE N° 106135
Presentation
The Jim Dunlop JH13 Hendrix Maui Leopard strap pays tribute to Jimi Hendrix's concert in Maui, Hawaii, one of his last on American soil. On that day, facing the Haleakala volcano, Hendrix wore a leopard print strap, which has been faithfully reproduced on this model.
Made from hard-wearing fabric, the strap withstands both hectic concerts and long rehearsals. What's more, it's comfortable to wear and stays securely on your shoulder whether you're playing standing up or sitting down, and even during fiery shows!
This strap is a nod to the world of Hendrix, but it's also an ultra-practical stage tool. And best of all, it goes everywhere with you, without ever getting in your way.
Made from hard-wearing fabric, the strap withstands both hectic concerts and long rehearsals. What's more, it's comfortable to wear and stays securely on your shoulder whether you're playing standing up or sitting down, and even during fiery shows!
This strap is a nod to the world of Hendrix, but it's also an ultra-practical stage tool. And best of all, it goes everywhere with you, without ever getting in your way.
Features
Pattern / plain
Patterned
Max. length (mm)
1600
Minimum length (mm)
889
Artist
Jimi Hendrix
Material
Tissue
Color
Leopard
Other features
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Dunlop JH13 Hendrix Maui Leopard
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Category: Strap
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Colour: Imitation leopard
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Instrument: Guitar, bass
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Material: Nylon
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Adjustable size: 88.9 to 160 cm (35" to 63")
To find out more...
A key figure in psychedelic rock, Jimi Hendrix left his mark on the 60s. He is famous for his fiery performances and unique guitar playing. His influence extends far beyond the borders of his era.
