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Musical accessories are the smaller items that keep instruments playable and players organized: strings, picks, straps and capos for guitarists; reeds, ligatures and cork grease for woodwinds; valve oil and mutes for brass; rosin and shoulder rests for strings; sticks and drum keys for drummers.
Effects pedals are a large part of this category, from tuners and overdrives to delays, reverbs and loopers, many built by small boutique makers. Cases, gig bags, stands and cables round out the gear.
Fit and compatibility are key. Strings come in gauges and scale lengths, reeds in strengths, and cases need to match the instrument's shape and size.
Buying musical accessories
- Match string gauge, material and scale length to your instrument and playing style.
- Check reed strength and cut for your instrument and mouthpiece.
- For pedals, confirm power requirements — voltage, polarity and current draw — and whether a power supply is included.
- Measure your instrument before buying a case or gig bag, especially for non-standard shapes.
- Look at connector types and lengths when buying cables.
Questions about musical accessories
What string gauge should I use?
Lighter gauges are easier to bend and press; heavier gauges give more volume and tension. Start with what your instrument came with and adjust.
How do I power a guitar pedal?
Most pedals use a DC power supply with a specific voltage and polarity. Check the pedal's requirements before connecting a power supply.
Will this case fit my instrument?
Compare the case's internal dimensions with your instrument's measurements, and ask the seller if you have an unusual body shape.