💾 Data Updated: 2025 HTS Revision 30 • Last updated: November 24, 2025

9209.99 - Other:

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Overview

This HTS category, 9209.99, encompasses "Other" parts and accessories for musical instruments that are not specifically enumerated in the preceding sibling categories. It serves as a residual category for a diverse range of items that are essential for the functioning, maintenance, or performance enhancement of musical instruments, but do not fit into more specific classifications within heading 9209. Examples include components for instruments not covered by headings 9202 or 9207, as well as general accessories not otherwise specified.

Distinguishing this category from its siblings, 9209.91, 9209.92, and 9209.94, is crucial. 9209.91 is exclusively for parts and accessories of pianos. 9209.92 pertains to parts and accessories of musical instruments classified under heading 9202 (which generally covers string instruments played with a bow or plucked, excluding guitars). Similarly, 9209.94 is for accessories related to instruments under heading 9207 (which includes string instruments with amplification). Therefore, 9209.99 is for all other musical instrument accessories not falling under these specific instrument types.

Within 9209.99, further subcategories exist to provide more granular classification. For instance, specific items like metronomes, tuning forks, and pitch pipes are detailed in 9209.99.05.00, recognizing their distinct function in musical practice and performance. Similarly, 9209.99.10.00 captures a specific collection of accessories like mutes for instruments, drum hardware, cymbal accessories, music holders, and stands. The remaining "Other" subdivision within 9209.99 is therefore reserved for any remaining, less common, or uniquely specified parts and accessories that do not meet the criteria of these more defined subcategories.

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