41 Funky Gifts For Bass Players That Are Full Of Hot Licks

Next time you need a smoke, light up by channeling the power of the music gods with the mini guitar lighter. This novelty lighter – perfect for all musicians – is modeled after an electric guitar and includes an LED that activates when you light up.

Salvage your old credit cards, IDs, and other hard plastic cards by turning them into guitar picks. This hole puncher can convert almost anything into a standard 351 shape guitar pick, making it a great gift for musicians who like to personalize their equipment.

Just like groupies, you gotta lube up your guitar before having too much fun. Its wide shape means it can cover all 6 strings at once. After a swipe or two, you'll notice your strings look and feel restored, giving you a cleaner sound that lasts longer.

The most disorganized music room gets a whole lot tidier with the addition of a set of vintage guitar head hooks. The set of 3 are cast in resin, making them sturdy, and hold everything from keys to coats.

Where's the fun in being a bass player if you're not poking a little fun at your fellow bandmates. They might be a little salty about this license plate cover, but it's all in good fun and even they will have to admit that it's true.

Deck the halls with slaps and twangs! With this bass guitar ornament on the tree, you'll add a little funk and a lot of cool vibes to any Christmas celebration. It's almost 7" long so you can bet that even Santa will see it on the tree.

Get futuristic with your funk by jamming out with a headless electric guitar. This 4-string wonder is perfect for traveling and small enough to take on a plane without checking. It's got a Fix bridge system that cuts back on any unwanted feedback and is one piece of solid hardwood.

Make a bass player's next birthday larger than life with this pop-up card. It's not sheet music, per se, but it's a sheet of paper that really brings music to life. The incredible card can be displayed year-round and has tons of space for a personal message from you.

When their guitar is struggling, this miracle bag will come to the rescue. It's packed with 25 tools and piece of gear that a bassist can use to repair everything from their bass to their banjo to their ukelele. Call it a musician's best friend because everyone in the band can use it.

Bass players looking for a sweet spot to put their keys can turn it all the way up to 11 with this wall-mounted Fender Jack rack. It's officially licensed so it's got that classic fender flair and comes with four guitar plugs to hold on to their keys and fobs.

Whether they need it to reference the chords they're supposed to be playing for a gig or they wanna capture some kick-ass up-close vids of them slapping out some twangy tunes. This capo holds their smartphone securely while still allowing it to tilt and pivot.

If you're gonna be great you have to study the greats. Jack Bruce, Duck Dunn, Edgar Meyer, all those guys, and more are in this book. The book shines a light on dudes often forgotten and highlights their talents and contribution to the bass scene.

Think of this as a treasure chest for guitar players. For newbies bassists, it's a godsend and contains everything they need to go from zero to gig in 2 seconds flat. There's a tuner, a capo, picks, and a guitar strap with pick holders built in.

When the folks around you aren't so amped about hearing you play, let the Amp Assist come to the rescue. The petite device can be used with an AUX input that's MP3 player compatible or with your headphone jack so you can practice quietly anywhere.

Bikes have pedals and basses do, too, but basses have ones that are even cooler. This multi-effect processor offers 90 different effects to enjoy, 24-bit processing, and 32 seconds of looping for you to groove with.

After some sessions with this resistance band for fingers, imagine what kind of magic you'll be able to work on the bass. And let the groupies imagine what kind of magic you'll be able to work on them. Did we say that out loud? In any case, the band is crafted such that you can use it while you play.

A bass player has got to eat and it can't just be from the crafty table in the green room where they're holding their latest gig. They'll harmonize with this cutting board in the kitchen and make recipes for life and music-playing success. The bamboo board is about 19"x13" in size and is sustainably made.

And a one, a two, a lights, camera, action! Wait, that's not right, or is it? This action ruler for stringed instruments is a game changer. You can leave a lot of the other tools at home and still measure fret crown height, measure string height, measure proper spacing on bridge saddles and more.