The Stagg FOSQ1 is a sturdy metal footstool that is very useful for guitarists who want to play standing up. The full metal housing makes this Stagg a sturdy product that will last a long time. It is fully foldable so that you can easily take it with you and it has 6 positions that differ in height. In the lowest position it is 13.5 cm high and in the highest position it is 27 cm. In short: A quality footstool for an affordable price. 

The Stagg MT-300 is a professional musician's chair, suitable for guitarists, among others. Due to the steel construction with a wide base, the chair has a high degree of stability. The chair has a soft foam padded seat that ensures that the stool is comfortable. This comfort is enhanced by the backrest and footrest. The footrest also allows you to place your feet comfortably and automatically puts your leg in the ideal position for guitar playing.

The Stagg MT-300 is ideal for use in the studio, but is also widely used on stage. The chair is adjustable in height, in five different steps. These steps vary between 55 and 79 centimeters.

The Boston OB-500 is a musician stool suitable for guitarists, bassists and double bass players. The multi-purpose stool has a sturdy steel construction that gives it a stable position and does not wobble. A soft seat, an ergonomic backrest and a footrest ensure a fine sitting position and promote playing comfort. The stool is height-adjustable so it can always be adjusted to the desired height. Ideal for at home, on stage or in the studio!

ErgoPlay ERPL-L1 Guitar Support (Left)

Many guitarists suffer from occasional back pain because of playing the guitar. This therefore prompted ErgoPlay to develop different types of guitar supports. One of these guitar supports is the ERPL-L1. This variant is specially designed for left-handed people. The ERPL-1 is specially designed for right-handed people. Using the ERPL-L1 guitar support makes it impossible to play guitar in a bad posture and prevents physical complaints. The black-coloured support is made of metal, and its angle and height are adjustable by means of one movable arm.

How does a guitar support work?

A guitar support is attached to the side of the guitar with suction cups. In this way, the guitar support is easy to attach to the guitar, but also easy to remove. This removal is done without damaging the lacquer, for example. With a guitar support for left-handed people, the support rests on your right leg and the guitar will therefore rest with its underside on your left leg. This leaves you with both feet on the ground. This keeps your spine straight and prevents back pain.

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ErgoPlay ERPL-LTA Guitar Support (Left)

Many guitarists suffer from occasional back pain because of playing the guitar. This therefore prompted ErgoPlay to develop different types of guitar supports. One of these guitar supports is the ERPL-LTA. This variant has been specially developed for left-handed people. Optionally, there is also a version for right-handed people, namely the ERPL-TA. Using the ERPL-LTA guitar support makes it impossible to play guitar in a bad posture and prevents physical complaints. The black-coloured support is made of metal, and its angle and height are adjustable by means of one movable arm.

How does a guitar support work?

A guitar support is attached to the side of the guitar with suction cups. In this way, the guitar support is easy to attach to the guitar, but also easy to remove. This removal is done without damaging the lacquer, for example. With a guitar support for left-handed people, the support rests on your right leg and the guitar will therefore rest with its underside on your left leg. This leaves you with both feet on the ground. This keeps your spine straight and prevents back pain.

Do you want to know more about other models of guitar supports? Then click here.

ErgoPlay ERPL-TA Guitar Support (Right)

Many guitarists suffer from occasional back pain because of playing the guitar. This therefore prompted ErgoPlay to develop different types of guitar rests. One of these guitar supports is the ERPL-TA. This guitar support has been specially developed for right-handed people. Optionally, there is also a variant for left-handed people, namely the ERPL-LTA. Using the ERPL-TA guitar support makes it impossible to play guitar in a bad posture and prevents physical complaints. The black-coloured support is made of metal, and its angle and height are adjustable by means of one movable arm.

How does a guitar support work?

A guitar support is attached to the side of the guitar with suction cups. In this way, the guitar support is easy to attach to the guitar, but also easy to remove. This removal is done without damaging the lacquer, for example. With a guitar support for right-handed people, the support rests on your left leg and the guitar will therefore rest with its underside on your right leg. This leaves you with both feet on the ground. This ensures your spine remains straight and prevents back pain.

Do you want to know more about different models of guitar supports? Then click here.

ErgoPlay ERPL-TAKI Guitar Support (Children)

Many guitarists suffer from occasional back pain because of playing the guitar. This therefore prompted ErgoPlay to develop different types of guitar supports. One of these guitar supports is the ERPL-TAKI. This variant has been specially developed for children. Using this guitar support makes it impossible to play guitar in a bad posture and prevents physical complaints. The black-coloured support is made of metal, and the angle and height are adjustable by means of one movable arm.

How does a guitar support work?

A guitar support is attached to the side of the guitar with suction cups. In this way, the guitar support is easy to attach to the guitar, but also easy to remove. This removal is done without damaging the lacquer, for example. With a guitar support for right-handed people, the support rests on your left leg and the guitar will therefore rest with its underside on your right leg. This leaves you with both feet on the ground. This ensures your spine remains straight and prevents back pain.

Do you want to know more about different models of guitar supports? Then click here.

ErgoPlay ERPL-TR Guitar Support (Right)

Many guitarists suffer from occasional back pain because of playing the guitar. This therefore prompted ErgoPlay to develop different types of guitar supports. One of these is the ERPL-TR. This variant has been specially developed for right-handed people. Using this guitar support makes it impossible to play guitar in a bad posture and prevents physical complaints. The black-coloured support is made of metal, and its angle and height are adjustable by means of two movable arms. This makes the guitar support incredibly adaptable to everyone's needs.

How does a guitar support work?

A guitar support is attached to the side of the guitar with suction cups. In this way, the guitar support is easy to attach to the guitar, but also easy to remove. This removal is done without damaging the lacquer, for example. With a guitar support for right-handed people, the support rests on your left leg and the guitar will therefore rest with its underside on your right leg. This leaves you with both feet on the ground. This ensures your spine remains straight and prevents back pain.

Do you want to know more about different models of guitar supports? Then click here.

The SH01 is a convenient soundhole cover from Planet Waves. A soundhole cover makes sure that the acoustic sound of your guitar doesn't interfere with your pickup. Consequently, your semi-acoustic guitar will sound more professional if you play through an amp. Additionally, the cover will prevent feedback, which is a huge problem of semi-acoustic guitars. This soundhole cover is the ideal and affordable solution!

The BOVN 1/4 is a great violin bow from Stagg. Stagg is a Belgian company that produces affordable instruments and audio products. This bow is made of wood and real horsehair. This is the ideal combination for a bow. The bow is 1/4 in size and is thus relatively small. A 1/4 sized bow has a length of 56.5 centimetres.