Buy Guitars Online at Your Convenience

Welcome to the All Music Mart guitar collection. Whether you want to purchase your very first guitar, leveling up an instrument that has been outdated or selecting a gift for a music lover, All Music Mart brings all types of guitars together in one easy to browse place. With more than 150 guitars to look for, you can compare each model simultaneously and filter guitars by price and availability alongside adding your favourite guitar to the cart in just a few clicks.

Our range involves instruments from recognized brands such as Yamaha, M Studio and Tagima along with KAPS, Alice and Dolphin. Shop with confidence and get your guitar and accessories you need from All Music Mart. Browse by type, filter by price and find the guitar that bets suits your style.

Why Guitars Are Booming in India?

Interest in guitars across India is consistently rising. Industry research states that the country’s musical instruments market is projected roughly at USD 256 million in 2026 growing at approximately 10% a year through 2031.

Several trends are behind this shift:

• Rising incomes beyond the metros: Rising disposable income in tier 2 and tier 3 cities is introducing music learning within reach of a lot of families.
• Online learning: video tutorials and digital music-learning platforms are pushing many first-time learners to buy their first instrument.
• Affordable entry points: entry-level instruments priced below Rs. 10,000 account for the largest share of instrument sales, which makes starting out easier than ever.
• Acoustic guitars lead: acoustic guitars remain the most widely used type in India, from folk and Bollywood songs to worship music and home practice.
• Electric guitars are catching up: demand for affordable, performance-oriented electric guitars is growing among students, hobbyists and young bands.
• Music in education: schools, colleges and music academies are adding more instruments, which creates steady demand from students.

Buying online fits this trend. Shoppers can compare models, check prices and order from anywhere in the country, including cities with few specialist music stores. That is why All Music Mart offers guitars for every level and budget in one easy-to-browse collection.

 Why Shop Guitars Online at All Music Mart?

Buying a guitar is a personal decision, and the shop you choose matters almost as much as the instrument. Here is what you can expect when you buy guitars online from us.

• A wide range in one place: instead of visiting several stores, you can see acoustic, electric, classical and bass guitars together, and add tuners, strings and accessories to the same order.
• Trusted brands: we stock Yamaha, M Studio, Tagima, KAPS, Alice and Dolphin, giving you a choice between well-known names and value-focused options.
• Deals throughout the year: our Hot Deals, Weekly Deals and Festive Offers pages highlight discounted guitars and accessories, so it is worth checking back before you buy.
• Easy filters and sorting: narrow the collection by availability and price range, then sort by best selling, newest arrivals or price from low to high.
• Clear customer policies: our Return & Exchange, Warranty and Shipping policies are published on the website, so you know what to expect before you order.
• Helpful support: if you cannot decide between two models, our team can guide you by WhatsApp, phone or email.

Shop Guitars by Type

The first step is choosing the type of guitar that suits the music you want to play. Each type has its own sound, feel and ideal player, so here is a closer look at what we offer.

Acoustic Guitars

The acoustic guitar is the classic starting point for most players. Its hollow body amplifies the sound of the strings naturally, so you can play anywhere without cables or an amplifier. That makes it ideal for practising at home, accompanying your singing, jamming with friends or playing at gatherings.

Acoustic guitars are widely used in folk, pop, film songs and devotional music, which means there is a huge library of songs and lessons to learn from. When comparing models, look at the body shape, the finish and how comfortable the neck feels in your hand.

Electro-Acoustic Guitars

An electro-acoustic guitar looks and sounds like an acoustic but includes a built-in pickup and preamp. This lets you plug directly into an amplifier, PA system or audio interface, so your natural tone can fill a room, a stage or a recording.

If you plan to perform at events, play in a worship band, or record your songs, this is the type to consider. You can still play it unplugged for practice, so it works as both a home instrument and a stage instrument.

Electric Guitars

Electric guitars are designed for expression. They have slim necks, lower string tension and pickups that turn string vibration into an electrical signal. Through an amplifier, you can create everything from clean, jazzy tones to crunchy rock riffs and heavy distortion.

They suit rock, blues, pop, jazz and metal, and many players find them easy to fret because the strings are light. Remember that an electric guitar needs an amplifier to be heard properly, so plan for one in your budget.

Classical and Nylon Guitars

Classical guitars use nylon strings, which are softer, warmer and much gentler on the fingertips than steel. This is why music schools and teachers often recommend them for young learners and complete beginners.

They have a wider neck, which gives more room for fingerstyle playing, and produce a rounded, mellow tone that is perfect for classical, flamenco, Latin and soft acoustic music.

Electric Basses

The bass guitar is the heartbeat of a band. It connects the rhythm of the drums with the harmony of the guitars and keyboards. Electric basses have longer necks and thicker strings tuned lower than a standard guitar.

If you enjoy groove and rhythm more than solos, the bass is a rewarding instrument to learn, and bass players are always in demand in bands, worship teams and studio sessions.

Tagima Guitars

Tagima has its own dedicated range on our site. Known for stylish designs and dependable playability, Tagima electric guitars and basses give you plenty of visual character and good value for money.

Shop by Brand

Choosing a brand you trust makes buying easier. Here is a quick look at the names available on this page.

• Yamaha: one of the most recognised names in music worldwide, valued for consistent build quality and reliable tone. A safe choice for students and experienced players alike.
• M Studio: a stage-performance series of acoustic and electro-acoustic guitars in several finishes and body styles, at prices that suit beginners and hobbyists.
• Tagima: a name associated with stylish electric guitars and basses, popular with players who want distinctive looks and solid playability.
• KAPS, Alice and Dolphin: additional choice across guitars and accessories, useful when you want to complete your setup or explore alternatives.

Shop by Budget

A good first guitar does not have to be expensive, but it should be comfortable, stay in tune and be enjoyable to play. Setting a budget early helps you compare fairly. Use the price filter on this page to enter your range, then sort by price from low to high or by best selling.

Starter Picks

Entry-level acoustic guitars are the smartest first purchase for most learners. M Studio M1500 series acoustic guitars start from Rs. 8,874, which is a comfortable entry point.

Stage-Ready Picks

If you want to perform or record, look at electro-acoustic models. Featured M Studio electro-acoustic guitars currently range from about Rs. 11,150 to Rs. 18,700, and they add a built-in pickup so you can plug in when you need to.

Upgrade Picks

Already playing and ready for something better? Raise the minimum price in the filter to explore higher-priced guitars, and compare finish, build and features before you decide.

Prices and discounts change often, so always check the product page for the latest offer.

Not Sure Which Guitar to Buy?

Still undecided? Tell us your budget, experience level and the kind of music you love, and our team will suggest suitable options.

Complete Your Guitar Setup

The guitar is only the beginning. The right accessories keep your instrument in tune, protect it and make practising more enjoyable.

• Guitar tuners: a tuner keeps every string in pitch, which is essential for learners who cannot yet tune by ear.
• Guitar strings: strings wear out with playing. Fresh strings sound brighter and feel smoother, so change them regularly.
• Guitar accessories: browse our accessories collection to complete your kit and make everyday playing easier.

Add these to the same order as your guitar so you are ready to play the moment it arrives.

Shop Guitar With Confidence!

We want every musician to feel sure about their purchase. Before you order, take a moment to read our Return & Exchange Policy, Warranty Policy and Shipping Policy, all available on the website.

If you have a question about a specific model, contact us by phone, email or WhatsApp. Our team will help you compare options and choose an instrument that fits your goals and budget.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which guitar should a beginner buy?

An acoustic or classical guitar is the easiest place to start. Acoustic guitars are versatile, need no extra equipment and let you play a wide range of songs. Classical guitars have soft nylon strings that are gentler on your fingers during the first few weeks.

Are the guitars on this page in stock?

You can filter the collection by availability to see what is in stock before you order. Stock changes, so check the product page for the latest status.

What is the difference between acoustic and electro-acoustic guitars?

An electro-acoustic guitar has the same hollow body as an acoustic but also includes a built-in pickup and preamp. This lets you plug it into an amplifier or sound system for performances and recording, while still being playable unplugged.

Do I need an amplifier for an electric guitar?

Yes. An electric guitar makes only a faint sound on its own, so you will need an amplifier to hear its full tone. A small practice amplifier is enough for learning at home.

Are nylon or steel strings better?

Neither is better overall. Nylon strings are softer and suit classical guitars and beginners, while steel strings give a brighter, louder tone and are used on most acoustic and electric guitars.

How much does a beginner guitar cost?

Entry-level acoustic guitars starts under Rs. 10,000. Use the price filter to set your budget, and check each product page for current offers.

Which guitar brands do you sell?

We stock Yamaha, M Studio and Tagima guitars, along with KAPS, Alice and Dolphin. Use the brand links on the collection page to explore each range.

Can I also buy tuners, strings and accessories?

Yes. Browse our guitar tuner, strings and accessories collections and add them to the same order as your guitar.

Can I add a guitar to my wishlist and buy later?

Yes. Save any guitar to your wishlist and return when you are ready. Keep an eye on our deals pages, as prices and offers change.