String Instrument Accessories: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 19, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 20 listings for String Instrument Accessories, including options from The Music Zoo and D'Addario. Compare product details and listed prices.
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Colletti Guitars Electric Guitar Strings 10-46
The Music Zoo
$8.95

Colletti Guitars Electric Guitar Strings 9-40
The Music Zoo
$8.95

Micro-Fiber Polish Cloth
D'Addario
$7.99

Gibson Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, Short Scale, Medium Gauge
Gibson
$39.99

Gibson Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, Long Scale, Light Gauge
Gibson
$39.99

Gibson Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, Long Scale, Medium Gauge
Gibson
$39.99

Gibson Flatwound Electric Bass Strings, Short Scale, Light Gauge
Gibson
$39.99

Gibson Brite Wire Electric Bass Strings, Short Scale, Light Gauge
Gibson
$19.99

Gibson Brite Wire Electric Bass Strings, Long Scale, Light Gauge
Gibson
$19.99

Gibson Brite Wire Electric Bass Strings, Long Scale, 5-String, Light Gauge
Gibson
$19.99

Gibson Brite Wire Electric Bass Strings, Long Scale, Medium Gauge
Gibson
$19.99

Instrument Care Kit
D'Addario
$76.99

Instrument Care Essentials
D'Addario
$19.99

Small Instrument Quick Release System
D'Addario
$9.99

Small Instrument Humidifier
D'Addario
$12.99

Tour Grade String Peg Winder
D'Addario
$19.99

XLR8 String Lubricant/Cleaner
D'Addario
$8.99

Premium String Change Mat
D'Addario
$29.99

D’Addario Instrument Care Essentials Kit
The Music Zoo
$20.99

Guitar/Bass Maintenance Kit
D'Addario
$89.99
The 20 displayed listings with prices are listed from $7.99 to $89.99 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Products include steel or flat-wound strings, polishing cloths, humidifiers, lubricants and care kits. Materials range from nickel-plated steel to brass and synthetic polymers for lubricants.
When selecting accessories, match string gauge and material to your instrument, use humidifiers for wooden instruments, and keep a cleaning kit handy to maintain tone and playability.
Questions
How do I choose the right string gauge?
Heavier gauges give more volume and tension, while lighter gauges are easier to bend and play.
What is the difference between flat-wound and round-wound strings?
Flat-wound strings have a smoother surface and a mellower tone, whereas round-wound strings are brighter and have more sustain.
Do I need a humidifier for my violin?
Yes, a humidifier helps prevent the wood from drying out and cracking, especially in low-humidity environments.
How often should I clean my instrument?
Wipe down the instrument after each use and perform a deeper cleaning with a care kit every few months.
Can I use the same lubricant on all strings?
Most lubricants are safe for steel strings, but check the product label for compatibility with specific materials.