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Bass & guitar

In this category you will find electric basses, electric guitars, effects units, instrument amplifiers, strings, classical guitars, ukuleles, acoustic guitars, as well as bass and guitar accessories. Whether you want to buy an electric bass, an entry-level electric guitar, or a high-quality effects pedal – the range covers brands like Fender, Gibson, Ibanez, Marshall, Boss, Yamaha, and many more. The selection is aimed at beginners, advanced musicians, and dedicated hobby players in Switzerland who value quality, sound, and convenient online ordering.

Buy basses & guitars online – for beginners and advanced players

Whether you're looking for a solid electric bass for rock, a versatile electric guitar for blues and pop, or a warm-sounding acoustic guitar – the category offers a wide range of instruments, amplifiers, and effects. Thanks to established brand manufacturers, you get mature instruments that impress from the first chord to stage use.

Electric bass, electric guitar, and acoustic guitars compared

Electric basses from Fender and Ibanez deliver punchy bass lines, while electric guitars from Gibson and Fender provide characterful leads and rhythms. Classical guitars with nylon strings are suited for classical techniques and soft sounds; acoustic guitars from Martin and Taylor impress with assertive steel-string sound. Ukuleles offer an easy introduction to the world of string instruments.

Effects units, amplifiers & strings

The right accessories complete the sound: effects units from Boss and Electro-Harmonix open up new sound worlds, amplifiers from Marshall, Fender, and Vox showcase instruments, and high-quality strings from D'Addario, Elixir, and Ernie Ball ensure expressive tone and long durability.

Categories at a glance
SubcategoryExample products
Electric basses Fender Player Precision Bass, Ibanez SR300E
Electric guitars Fender Player Stratocaster, Gibson Les Paul Studio
Effects units Boss DS-1 Distortion, Electro-Harmonix Big Muff Pi
Instrument amplifiers Fender Blues Junior IV, Marshall DSL20CR
Instrument strings D'Addario EXL110, Ernie Ball Regular Slinky 2221
Classical guitars Yamaha C40, Cordoba C5
Ukuleles Kala KA-15S, Mahalo U30
Acoustic guitars Takamine GD20-NS, Fender CD-60S
Bass & guitar accessories K&M 17580 guitar stand, D'Addario Planet Waves cables
Brands compared
BrandKnown forIdeal forPrice segment
Fender Electric guitars & electric basses (Stratocaster, Precision) Rock, blues, pop – beginners to pros Mid – Premium
Gibson Electric guitars (Les Paul, SG) Rock, blues, hard rock – studio & stage Mid – Premium
Ibanez Electric guitars & electric basses, metal-oriented models Metal, fusion, all-round – technique-oriented players Entry – Mid
Marshall Guitar amplifiers & cabinets Rock, hard rock, live performance Mid – Premium
Boss Effects pedals (distortion, delay, chorus) Effects beginners to road-tested pedalboards Entry – Mid
Yamaha Classical guitars, acoustic guitars, basses Acoustic beginners, classical guitarists Entry – Mid
D'Addario Instrument strings & accessories All string instruments – versatile sound Entry – Mid
Kala Ukuleles & accessories Ukulele beginners, music lessons Entry – Mid
Who is this category suitable for?

The category is aimed at music enthusiasts in Switzerland – from complete beginners with their first own guitar to advanced hobby players looking for a better amplifier or effects pedal, to experienced musicians who specifically need strings, spare parts, or special instruments. It's also well-suited for gift-givers who want to find a musical gift like a ukulele or an electric bass.

Quality, safety & product selection

When buying musical instruments, it pays to look for high-quality woods, careful craftsmanship, and reliable electronics. For electrical devices like amplifiers and effects pedals, look for CE marking and tested safety. Brand quality from Fender, Gibson, Marshall, and Boss stands for durability and tonal versatility – making every instrument a reliable companion.

Frequently asked questions
Which electric bass or electric guitar should I choose as a beginner?▾
For beginners, models like the Fender Player Precision Bass or the Yamaha Pacifica as an electric guitar are well-suited – they offer versatile sound, solid workmanship, and good value for money without being overwhelming.
What is the difference between a classical guitar and an acoustic guitar?▾
Classical guitars have nylon strings, a softer sound, and are particularly suited for classical music and fingerstyle. Acoustic guitars use steel strings, have a more powerful sound, and are often used in folk, pop, and rock.
Which string gauge is recommended for electric guitar or electric bass?▾
For electric guitar, .009 or .010 gauge at standard tuning is a good compromise. For electric bass, .045–.105 or .050–.105 offer a balanced combination of playability and tone. Lighter strings make bending techniques easier.
Which effects unit suits my style best?▾
For classic overdrive and distortion, the Boss DS-1 or Ibanez Tube Screamer are popular. Adventurous players benefit from multi-effects units or modulation pedals like chorus and delay – depending on the genre.
How do I properly maintain my guitar or bass?▾
Regularly cleaning the fretboard and body with a soft cloth, changing strings every few months, and storing the instrument in a case or on a sturdy stand protects it from dust, moisture, and unnecessary wear.
Is a ukulele a good gift for music enthusiasts?▾
Yes, a ukulele is compact, easy to learn, and sounds cheerful – ideal as a gift for children, music beginners, or anyone looking for a handy instrument to take along. Brands like Kala and Mahalo offer good entry-level models.
What accessories do I need in addition to an electric bass or electric guitar?▾
Besides a suitable amplifier and an instrument cable, a tuner, a guitar stand or wall hanger, a set of spare strings, and a strap are useful. For basses and electric guitars, there are also specialized effects pedals.
What should I consider when buying an instrument amplifier?▾
The power (watts) should match the intended use: practice amps with 10–20 watts are sufficient for home use, while for stage performances at least 50 watts or a PA connection is recommended. You can rely on brand quality from Fender, Marshall, or Vox.
What should I look for in instrument strings?▾
Besides the correct scale length and string gauge, coated strings like Elixir are worthwhile because they stay fresh-sounding longer. D'Addario and Ernie Ball offer proven uncoated strings with a natural feel. For bassists, there are also flatwound and roundwound options.