Explore S.I.T. accessories for playing, maintenance, setup, gifts, and everyday use.
WHY S.I.T. ACCESSORIES
S.I.T. is best known for strings, but our goal has always been to support musicians with dependable products for the way they play. Our accessories complement your setup with practical options for playing, maintenance, tuning, gifts, and everyday use.
BUILT AROUND MUSICIANS
Accessories for guitarists, bassists, and musicians who want useful gear for everyday playing, setup, and maintenance.
COMPLETE YOUR SETUP
From picks and straps to tuners and instrument care, S.I.T. accessories help cover more of what you need to stay ready to play.
PART OF THE S.I.T. LINEUP
Our accessory lineup is selected to complement S.I.T. strings and the instruments, setups, and routines musicians rely on.
ACCESSORY GUIDE
The right accessories can make playing, setup, maintenance, and everyday use easier. From picks and straps to tuners and instrument care, choosing the right gear depends on your instrument, playing style, and how you use it.
01 PICKS
Pick material, shape, and thickness can affect feel, attack, control, and flexibility. Thinner picks generally flex more, while thicker picks provide a firmer feel and greater control for players who prefer less movement at the tip.
02 STRAPS
A good strap should securely support your instrument and feel comfortable while you play. Consider strap width, adjustability, instrument weight, and your preferred playing height when choosing a strap.
03 INSTRUMENT CARE
Regular cleaning can help remove sweat, oils, fingerprints, and buildup from your instrument. Use products intended for musical instruments and follow the manufacturer’s recommendations for your instrument’s finish and materials.
04 TUNING & SETUP
A reliable tuner, picks, strap, and basic instrument-care products can cover many of the everyday needs players encounter at home, rehearsal, in the studio, or on stage.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Quick answers to common questions about picks, straps, tuners, instrument care, and other S.I.T. accessories.
Pick thickness is largely a matter of feel and playing style. Thinner picks flex more and are often comfortable for strumming, while thicker picks provide a firmer feel that many players prefer for picking, lead playing, and greater control. Trying a few thicknesses is the best way to find what feels right.
Yes. Many straps can be used with either guitar or bass as long as they fit the instrument’s strap buttons and provide the comfort and adjustability you need. Players using heavier instruments may prefer a wider strap to distribute the weight more comfortably.
Choose a strap that adjusts comfortably to your preferred playing position. The correct length depends on your height, instrument, and whether you like to wear the instrument higher or lower while standing.
There is no fixed schedule, but wiping down your instrument after playing can help reduce sweat, oils, and buildup. A more thorough cleaning can be done as needed, often when changing strings. Always use products that are appropriate for your instrument’s finish.
A tuning app can work well in many situations, but a dedicated tuner can be more convenient in noisy rooms, rehearsals, and live environments. Which option is best depends on where and how you play.
A practical basic setup usually includes picks if you use them, a comfortable strap for standing, a tuner, spare strings, and basic instrument-care supplies. Your specific needs may vary depending on your instrument and playing situation.
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