Guitar Accessories

Padded guitar bags in half, three-quarter and full size, capos, plastic picks in packs of fifty, a string winder and a sound-hole humidifier.

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Plastic Picks (pack of 50) - E770 - EMUS

EMUS Plastic Picks (pack of 50) - E770

Regular price $7.98
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PreorderPadded Bag for half-size guitar - EGB-34 - EMUS

EMUS Padded Bag for half-size guitar - EGB-34

Regular price $37.98
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Guitar Humidifier - EGH - EMUS

EMUS Guitar Humidifier - EGH

Regular price $6.98
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Padded Bag for 3/4 size guitar- EGB-37 - EMUS

EMUS Padded Bag for 3/4 size guitar- EGB-37

Regular price $41.00
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Padded Bag for full-size guitar - EGB-39 - EMUS

EMUS Padded Bag for full-size guitar - EGB-39

Regular price $44.00
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String Winder - E780 - Jim Dunlop

String Winder - E780

Regular price $6.98
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Guitar Capo with Pin Puller - PC-3082 - Profile

PROFILE Guitar Capo with Pin Puller - PC-3082

Regular price $12.98
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About Guitar Accessories

The everyday accessories a guitar student or a school guitar program actually goes through.

Padded gig bags are stocked in half, three-quarter and full size, matching the Valencia guitars we carry. A bag sized to the instrument protects it properly, where a full-size bag around a three-quarter guitar lets it move and take knocks.

Capos come in a plain model and a PROFILE version with a built-in bridge pin puller, which is the small tool that makes restringing a steel-string guitar much less fiddly.

Plastic picks come in packs of fifty, which is the sensible quantity for a class, since picks disappear.

A string winder speeds up restringing considerably, and matters most when you are changing strings on a whole class set rather than one guitar.

The guitar humidifier sits in the sound hole and slows the instrument drying out. In a Vancouver winter with the heating on, a guitar left in a dry room can develop a cracked top, and a humidifier costs a fraction of that repair.