Music Stands 

Look around at any workshop and you'll see more and more of these music stands in use. Why? Because they are simply the best! They are fully adjustable, can be used with virtually any hammered dulcimer stand and are quick and easy to place. The clamps work perfectly if your dulcimer has tristander legs, or if you have a large dulcimer that extends several inches beyond your stand. The paddle is your best choice for most other dulcimer stands. The Plexiglass is available in clear, smoky, or playful neon colors! For those of you who play in ensembles or with an orchestra and work from a piece of music several pages long, our "super-sized" Classic 24" plex will help you avoid frequent page turning.

17" standard - $45.00, Classic 24" - $50.00.

Tuners, Tuner-Metronomes, Tuner Clips - We carry a variety of  reasonably-priced tuners and tuner-metronome combinations, patch cords, and tuning wrenches.  Our two most popular tuners are the CA-30 Korg, which has seemed to be the standard for years, and the new ZOID which clips on to the tuning pins or back of the dulcimer.  The ZOID has a screen which turns green when the note is in tune, and red if you are flat or sharp, plus the LCD needle which makes it easy to read in any light.  We’d be happy to help you select the accessories that fit your needs and budget.  $15-$34

MIGHTY BRIGHT LIGHTS - For those times when you need to see your music in a low-light environment, these Mighty Bright lights are ideal!  The flexible arms allow you to point the beams where you want them, then easily bend them for compact storage.  The bright LED light source means no bulbs to replace  - ever!  These little lights are perfect with the String Fever Music Stand, but will work with any music stand.  The Duet 2 now has four LEDs which can be used independently of one another for varying brightness levels.   The Triple LED light has the added feature of a telescoping arm and swiveling light head for ideal coverage.   Both the Duet and the Telescoping lights can also be used freestanding if preferred, and use three AAA batteries.  .  The single light comes with the necessary AAA batteries.  Single $15.00, Triple LED $20.00, and Duet 2  $30.00.

Hammers

I had to woodburn my initials into my Ed Hale hammers because so many other dulcimer players also use his hammers that I was concerned at some point I would pick up the wrong pair and we would come to blows about whose were whose! They are light, well balanced, and easy to flip over when you want to use the other side. Please specify small or large head. $27.00.

Skunk Tail

The nifty new duster that gets it all!  We've finally come up with the only duster that will clean around the tuning and hitch pins, along the bridges, and even underneath the bridges with ease!  No more homemade sock-on-a-yardstick creations, or paintbrush bristles caught in the strings.  You will LOVE this handy accessory for only $15.00.

Mountain Dulcimer Hammers

Aren't we always looking for something unique? Here you go - hammers for Mountain Dulcimer! Now, we don't play mountain dulcimer, so we can't give first-hand testimony (so to speak), but we've had players tell us they are great fun. In the words of someone at the ODPC Funfest last July, "These are a hoot!" The shorter one is for striking individual notes, while the longer one is for chording. Made by Jill Weimer. $15.00 each

The Hamm-Bone

Have you ever broken a hammer because something heavy has fallen on it, or run over it? Here's our answer, the Hamm-Bone. Made from PVC pipe, a roomful of 2-year olds can't destroy it! Wrapped in leather, it has faux sheepskin lining. 10" long, it will hold a minimum of 3 pairs of hammers. $24.00

In addition to the accessories shown above, we also carry a nice variety of other supplies such as capos; strings for upright bass, violin, and other bluegrass and folk instruments; guitar, cello and bass stands; bass bags, bridges, adjustables wheels, and endpins; banjo capos and bridges; guitar stands which also work for autoharps, banjos, bowed psaltrys and other instruments; hard-to-find picks for guitars, ukuleles, and mountain dulcimer; and instructional materials  for hammered dulcimer, string bass, and guitar.  If it isn’t listed here, we may have it anyway!