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Included are all the essentials (with the exception of an amp) the I used to successfully play gigs with my band. The Fender Squire Jazz Bass is an excellent mid-range bass and I have taken great care of it. It retails for $300+ and sounds better than most basses in the $750 - $1000+ range. I have included the World Tour gig bag, which is rugged w/ heavy padding ... yet light enough where you can comfortably wear it as a backpack and walk long distances (city, out in nature, etc.). It has pockets to carry all your equipment. The Super Snark is the best tuner available and allows you to tune the guitar, even if you have no experience in a minute or two at most. The Pockit Rockit is an awesome tool. It is a tiny amp that plugs right into the guitar and then you plug a pair of headphones into it. This allows you to play your bass without disturbing anyone in any setting, and the quality of the sound you get is really good. It also has a line in feature, where you can plug in your iphone / etc. and play a track into the device as well, so you can jam along ... all silently. I used this device a lot when I'd go to write songs on the beach / city. I am also including a wide leather strap. The 3" width really helps to distribute the weight and you really notice the difference if you play for a long time. Finally a cord is also included. This is a great setup and I have made lot of awesome music and memories with it. I know you'll do the same. Best of luck, Alex
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