The new Fender Rumble 150 Head boasts a very conservative 150 watts (comparable to many competitors' class D products rated at 200 or 300 watts) and delivers powerful tone and full features in a portable package.

The Fender BG31 Acoustic bass is a fanstastic deal. Acoustic basses are becoming an essential part of many different musical styles, and the Fender BG31 is a great addition to any bass rig. It has a piezo pickup, driven by active electronics including powerful 3-band EQ. The Fender BG31 features an agathis wood top, back and sides; a nato neck; 32 inch scale length; a rosewood fingerboard; chrome die-cast tuners; and a metallic gloss finish. AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of Fender products.

The Fender American Special Jazz basses bring you the latest in U.S.-built quality and value. The American Special Jazz Bass guitar features a slim neck profile, a high-gloss finish and the Fender Greasebucket tone circuit, which rolls off highs while maintaining low-end definition.

This hot pedal has been designed specifically for bass applications. The ODB3 Bass OverDrive delivers the chest-resonating distortion that "techno" and "industrial" bassists have been waiting for.

Accept no substitutes! Protect your investment by insisting on the genuine article. Only Ibanez cases and bags are made to fit the unique shape of Ibanez guitars and basses. If it doesn't say Ibanez on the case, it isn't an Ibanez. Ibanez cases are well built and designed specifically to fit their instruments. AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of Ibanez products.

Fender Standard Upgrade Electric Jazz Bass Guitar; '60s look with a modern feel The Fender Jazz Bass is the full of bass features that have created some of the greatest bass guitar legends to have ever walked this earth. Introduced in 1960, the Fender Jazz Bass has been a mainstay for professional bassists from all corners of musical genres due in part to its famously rich tone and versatility styling. Modern upgrades have been added to this spectacular bass in 2009. This time, Fender's Jazz bass incorporates the best of the old and new. Fender Standard Upgrade Features Modern single-coil pickups Shielded body cavity Medium jumbo frets Vintage-style Fender bridge Tinted neck Three-ply parchment pickguard "70s-era logo Includes Standard gig bag Do you know why Fender's Standard Jazz Bass has been the tool to use for some of the top bassists around? Just plug one in and listen for yourself. AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of Fender products.

The Hofner Bass Case provides affordable protection for the B Bass. Don't settle for a lesser case that won't as snugly cradle your new bass. Hofner Master violin maker Karl Höfner founded his own stringed and fretted instrument company in Schönbach, Germany in 1887. With a reputation for quality, craftsmanship and innovation, Höfner soon became the largest manufacturer of stringed and fretted instruments in Germany. Thus, in 1907 Karl Höfner was entrusted with the repair of the violin of the Saxon King, and the master performed his job to the full satisfaction of his client. When his two sons, Josef and Walter, joined their father's company in 1919 and 1921 respectively, acoustic guitars already represented a significant part of Höfner"s instrument production. In a market dominated by inexpensive student guitars during the 1920s and 1930s, Höfner guitars were already establishing new standards and the company capitalized on that leadership during the decades that followed. In 1955 Walter Höfner, a creative businessman as well as a violin and guitar maker, invented an electrically amplified semi-acoustic bass. The distinctive 500/1 bass was launched at the 1956 Frankfurt Music Fair and subsequently rose to fame under a different name. In 1961 Paul McCartney bought his first Höfner bass in a music shop in Hamburg. Paul"s "Beatle Bass" can be heard on many of the Beatles" most famous songs and still accompanies him on stage and in the studio to this day. A new chapter of Höfner history began in 1997 when the company moved to a new production facility near the village of Hagenau. Millions of Euros have since been invested in state-of-the-art, environmentally-friendly production technologies. Today, Höfner continues to build fine quality, hand-crafted hollow-body and bass guitars for new generations of players and collectors. AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of Hofner products.

Protect your instrument with this excellent form fit case from ESP. ESP 30 YEAR HISTORY 1975 The first dedicated store for providing custom parts to hot-rod guitars opens in Tokyo. The shop is called Electric Sound Products, or ESP. 1976-1982 ESP gains attention as a reputable provider of high-quality replacement parts. ESP also begins crafting the first complete guitars under the ESP and Navigator brand names for the Japan market. 1983 ESP replacement parts for electric guitars and basses are introduced to the US market. 1984-1985 ESP begins creating custom instruments for local New York artists and top session players. Some very early ESP users included Bruce Kulick (KISS) Carmine Rojas (David Bowie), Ronnie Drayton, Vernon Reid (Living Colour), and Page Hamilton (Helmet). Ron Wood of the Rolling Stones works with ESP to develop a custom guitar, later to become his signature model. The ESP 400 Series becomes the company"s first production line to have US distribution. Today, these early 400 Series instruments are regarded as among the industry"s best vintage reproduction instruments. 1986 On tour in Tokyo, George Lynch of Dokken (and later Lynch Mob) visits an ESP store to purchase a replacement neck. Upon learning that they made custom guitars as well, he sat down with ESP"s luthiers and ordered the first now-famous Kamikaze guitar. ESP introduces the M1 Standard, M1 Custom, and Horizon Custom guitars, and the Surveyor bass. 1987-1988 Seeking a new guitar for the start of the Monsters of Rock tour, Kirk Hammett of Metallica discovers ESP and creates his first custom instrument, later to be known as the KH-2. ESP debuts their first signature model, the George Lynch Kamikaze. ESP is now based in a loft in downtown New York on 19th Street. 1989 Kirk Hammett"s signature ESP KH-2 is introduced. ESP"s New York HQ moves to 48th Street to be near the action of the city"s famous strip of music stores. 1990-1992 ESP"s Signature Series grows, as does its standard product line. The US replacement parts business is discontinued in order to focus completely on the guitar and bass line as well as custom shop instruments. 1993-1995 ESP moves its US headquarters from New York to Los Angeles, opening an office on Sunset Blvd in Hollywood. Designed to provide ESP"s high quality standards to a more affordable line of production-model guitars, the LTD brand is born. 1996-2001 New ESP Signature models arrive from artists such as Stephen Carpenter (Deftones), Jeff Hanneman (Slayer), Max Cavalera (Sepultura, Soulfly) Jake E. Lee (Badlands) and James Hetfield (Metallica). The LTD line gains popularity, earning its own level of acceptance among artists. 2002 ESP is ranked among the music industry"s top ten fast

D'Addario ProSteel Bass Strings are D'Addario's brightest and most magnetic bass strings. A specialized alloy delivers harmonically rich, brilliant high-end coupled with deep, tight lows that work in tandem to create the 'piano-like' tone stainless steel players crave. D'Addario ProSteel Regular Light Gauge .045, .065, .085, .105 AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of DAddario products.

The Fender Standard Bass Case is built to the same high quality standards of their Deluxe Textured Vinyl and Tweed cases. Fender Standard cases feature a similar look at an affordable price. Fender Standard Bass Case for Jazz Basses and Jaguar Basses Features Black Textured Vinyl with Black Acrylic Interior Vinyl ends Chrome hardware, Plastic handle Accessory compartment Bass guitar NOT included! About Fender Founded in 1946, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation has been an American icon for over 50 years. In that time, Fender"s contribution to the evolving sound of contemporary music has been global and continuous. By introducing the first commercially viable solidbody electric guitar, the first electric bass and countless classic amplifiers, Fender musical instruments have left their mark on jazz, blues, country, rock and many other styles of popular music. Today, Fender Musical Instruments Corporation continues to offer its timeless electric guitar designs such as the Telecaster and Stratocaster to players around the world, but the Fender family has grown to include several distinctive musical instrument brands, including Squier, Guild, and Benedetto. At the pinnacle of guitar artistry, FMIC"s Fender Custom Shop in Corona, California, and its Guild Custom Shop in Nashville, Tennessee, offer hand-crafted custom guitars built to suit the tastes of individual players. Since 1995, Guild Guitars has also been a part of FMIC, and the Guild line of American-made acoustic and archtop electric guitars includes Benedetto brand archtop jazz guitars, considered by many to be the finest jazz guitars being made today. FMIC also distributes the Manuel Rodriguez brand of fine Spanish-made classical guitars. FMIC"s Squier line of guitars, basses, amps and pro audio gear, combined with its full line of Fender acoustic instruments, offer a wide range of fretted instruments for the value-conscious musician. Under the Fender brand, FMIC manufactures a full line of professional-grade guitar and bass amplifiers inspired by its long tradition of innovation. In pro audio, Fender manufactures a complete line of professional sound equipment under the Fender brand, including the innovative Passport portable sound system. AmericanMusical.com is an authorized dealer of Fender products.