Browse with your eyes first
Save the instruments you keep returning to. A strong visual preference is useful information.
Instruments
Find the instrument you keep thinking about
Lost In Music works with S Gear Studio to bring a much wider guitar and bass selection into one place. Browse by image and detail, save what catches your eye, then ask a teacher whether it fits you.
Start by looking. Then narrow it down.
A good catalogue should make you want to keep looking. The full collection gives every listed instrument its own page, with the photographs and useful details together.
Once a few stand out, the short questionnaire helps sort the approachable end of the collection by budget, music and appearance. It takes about a minute and explains the direction it gives you.
You can also skip the questions. Send a teacher the link to any instrument you like and we will help you compare it with the rest of your shortlist.
Instruments
Answer a few questions
About a minute. It runs in your browser and gives you a starting point you can screenshot or discuss with a teacher.
- Whether this is your first instrument, or you are replacing one
- What you play, and what you want it to look like
- Your budget, and whether you will be on a stage
Browse the full S Gear selection
The live catalogue brings together electric guitars and basses across a broad range of styles, finishes and price points. Each listing opens into its own photo-led detail page.
- Electric guitars
- Classic outlines, modern high-performance builds and distinctive limited designs.
- Basses
- Four- and five-string choices, from familiar workhorses to more individual custom-shop pieces.
- Colour and figure
- Quiet solid finishes, bold gradients and instruments built around the character of the wood.
- Higher-end builds
- Japanese production and workshop instruments sit alongside the more approachable choices.
Looking for something very specific?
Use the filters first, then send a teacher the closest listing you found. Requirements such as handedness, scale, pickup layout or a custom acoustic are best confirmed in conversation.
Where the catalogue comes from
The instruments here come from S Gear Studio, a Toronto guitar and bass selection and sourcing studio. Purchasing, payment, delivery and after-sales are handled by S Gear Studio. Lost In Music advises on choosing an instrument.
A simple way to use the catalogue
Use the quiz if you want a starting point
It narrows a familiar group of guitars and basses and explains why they may suit your answers.
Send the exact link
A product page makes it much easier for a teacher to understand what caught your attention and compare nearby options.
Confirm the current details
Price, availability and ordering details are checked when you enquire.
Before you decide
- Look beyond the colour
- Compare the shape, scale, pickups, bridge and string count when those details are listed.
- Keep the link
- Every instrument has its own page, so the exact model stays clear in a conversation.
- Ask for a current confirmation
- Price, availability and ordering details can change and are confirmed when you enquire.
When to skip the quiz
If you already know the model, finish or specifications you want, open the full catalogue and send us the page. The questionnaire is simply a quick way to find an initial direction.
Ask about an instrument
WeChat is the fastest way to reach us. Tell us what you play and what you are looking for.