Gifts $50-$150

Can be used WITH or WITHOUT your bag on the bass! (we prefer WITH)The Bass Buggie is an alternative to a regular bass wheel (or bass case with wheels) that allows you to roll your bass around with an ease similar to that of pushing a hand truck...

This really nicely made mute is a relatively new product, developed and hand-crafted by Nino Ocampo, and distributed by Nordstrand, the pickup-maker for electric basses (I have some Nordstrand pickups on my six-string bass guitar and they are...

Upright Bass Stand -one of the most stable stands you'll find!For years I reluctantly used my old bass stand - the old Hamilton stand that had the little "cup" you had to aim for (and often missed on a darkened stage!) But I never had much confidence in...

It's just a stand, what's the big deal? For years, I used one of the light weight Hamilton bass stands that has a similar design to this stand. While lightweight and portable, the Hamilton's questionable stability always bugged me - it always felt...

Laydown, or "cradle" type stands, are becoming more popular. "The Bass Bar" is a newer entry into this growing trend, and the designer/maker of this stand has got it figured out.The Bass Bar uses a common leg design - a strong, braced tripod - and places...

This great, sturdy DOUBLE bow case is made of a protective wooden case wrapped in a Cordura-style outer "bag" style for easy toting. It has straps, a pocket, and room for one or two bows (each can be French OR German style). It features separate...

So we offer a super-heavy duty, high-end, German-made music stand (see related items) - but it's not cheap. If you are like me, and you don't quite need a stand that could double as a zombie-killing weapon in the apocalypse, here's an option that is...

When I was a kid, my mom -- a longtime public school music teacher and choir conductor -- had a metronome on the piano that used this classic pyramid design. Hers, over the years, got pretty beat up (in a house with three rambunctious boys) and the...

I've talked before (often) about humidity and how it affects your bass; and I will always advocate humidifying the room rather than just the bass, if possible... it's safer, usually easier, and better for the bass (and for you, too!) But tools to monitor...