Electric Guitars

Electric Guitars at Procraft India

Explore our collection of electric guitars in India, featuring global and innovative brands. From timeless Fender tones to Enya smart guitars, Procraft India brings you guitars for every style and stage.

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SQOE

Known for classics like the Stratocaster and Telecaster, SQOE guitars deliver timeless tone, style, and playability. Perfect for professionals and collectors in India.

Strydom

Strydom’s electric range blends craftsmanship with affordability. Designed for modern Indian guitarists, Strydom guitars provide smooth playability and solid tones.

Enya

Innovators of carbon fibre and AI-powered smart guitars like the Sonic/inspire, Enya redefines modern performance. With built-in effects, Bluetooth, and speakers, these guitars suit both beginners and touring musicians.

Hex

A Korean brand manufacturing in Indonesia, Hex guitars are celebrated for sleek design, modern tone, and affordability — a rising choice for Indian players seeking originality.

Electric Guitar FAQs

Which is the best electric guitar for beginners in India?

Brands like Kepma and Hex offer beginner-friendly models that are affordable yet reliable. For those seeking innovation, Enya smart guitars are also beginner-friendly.

Do carbon fibre electric guitars perform well in Indian weather?

Yes. Enya carbon fibre guitars are designed to resist humidity and temperature changes, making them perfect for India’s diverse climate.

Where can I buy authentic Hex or Enya electric guitars in India?

You can buy authentic electric guitars from brands like Sqoe, Enya, Kepma, and Hex directly at Procraft India with nationwide delivery and warranty support.

Are there AI-powered guitars available in India?

Yes. Enya Nova Go Sonic / Inspire Smart Guitars feature built-in effects, Bluetooth, speakers, and app integration — blending traditional playability with modern AI-powered features, available at Procraft India.

Testimonials

So I bought Kepma EDC-E Trans K10 All Mahogany Guitar. Packaging: So I reside in Delhi and this Guitar came from Mumbai. I was a little skeptical about buying the Guitar online. But Pradeep(From Procraft team) assured me about the packaging. The packaging was perfect. I was flabbergasted with su...

Eshant R Kumar

I have liked the customer care and thanks to govind ji who helped me to order my em x1 pro trans acoustic guitar and thank you

Ayush

Thank you so much Procraft! “Govind Sharma assisted me with patience and answered all my questions quickly. Grateful for his support!”

Ujjwal Mishra

I had a great experience communicating with Govind Sharma regarding my guitar order. He was not only polite but also very responsive, ensuring that all my questions were answered in a timely manner. I truly appreciate his support and excellent customer service.

Dhrubajyoti Basumatary

It was a smooth ordering my guitar Sqoe Seib500. Thank you to Shivam Sharma who helped me with fast delivery.

Ben Rabha

so i bought kepma f0e ga and enya x1 pro both guitars from procraft and the quality of setup i got was really fantastic. When it comes to going to a local store and buying guitar the experience is different but i love how procraft has managed to actually bring products that are 1000 times better ...

Shounak Hirde

The Guitar was super cool and premium every thing was fine it sounds good and bright seriously is flagship guitar in a entry level budget

Priyanshu Mishra

Many guitar reviews focus on buying a new one, but what about warranty replacements? I recently needed a replacement guitar due to an unforeseen issue. I was impressed with Procraft's customer service, especially Pradeep's friendly and helpful communication. As long as the guitar is under warr...

Harish B

Guys, this is my honest review and believe me, they are the best in terms of quality products and customer support. I am very much Thankful to the entire procraft team, especially my point of contact Mr Ray, for his valuable guidance and support from the very first moment. I was really confused ...

UNNIKRISHNAN K

After a lot of research, finally zeroed down on entails carbon fibre ukulele. I visited the store once just to get a feel of the instrument since I have never played anything other than wood. Mr Pradeep from Procraft was very forthcoming, polite and helped me in choosing the right Uke. I got my c...

Amit Singh

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PRODUCT INFORMATION

Yes, your electric guitar can work with a home theatre system if it has a quarter inch (1/4-inch) Jack input. audio input option. You’ll need a 1/4-inch (guitar cable) to connect the guitar to your home theatre system. However, keep in mind that a home theatre system is not designed specifically for guitars, so the sound quality and tone may differ from a dedicated guitar amp. You may also need a preamp to boost the signal for better sound output.

The main difference between acoustic and electric guitars lies in how they produce sound. Acoustic guitars generate sound naturally through their hollow body, which amplifies the vibrations of the strings. This gives them a warm, rich, and organic tone that doesn't require external amplification, making them ideal for unplugged performances or casual playing. On the other hand, electric guitars rely on pickups that convert string vibrations into electrical signals, which must be amplified through an external amplifier to produce audible sound. This setup allows electric guitars to offer a much broader range of tones, effects, and volume control, making them versatile for various genres, especially rock, jazz, and metal. While acoustic guitars excel in producing a natural sound, electric guitars give players more creative freedom through the use of effects pedals, distortion, and tone-shaping controls.

A guitar capo is a small, clamp-like tool that attaches to the guitar's fretboard, allowing you to raise the pitch of all the strings simultaneously. By clamping the capo on a specific fret, you effectively shorten the length of the strings, which raises their pitch and changes the key of the song without requiring you to alter your chord shapes. For example, placing a capo on the second fret raises the pitch of all strings by a whole step. To use a capo, simply place it across the desired fret, making sure it presses down evenly on all six strings. This ensures that the notes ring clearly without any buzzing or muted strings. Capos are particularly useful for playing songs in different keys while still using familiar chord shapes, making it easier to adapt to a singer's vocal range or create unique tonal variations.

"Action" on a guitar refers to the height or distance between the strings and the fretboard. It plays a crucial role in how easy or difficult the guitar is to play, as well as in the overall sound quality. Low action means the strings are closer to the frets, making the guitar easier to play, especially for beginners or players who prefer a light touch. This can be particularly helpful for techniques like fast fretting and smooth transitions between chords. However, if the action is too low, it can cause the strings to buzz against the frets, especially when playing harder or on lower frets. High action, on the other hand, means the strings are further away from the fretboard. While this can make the guitar harder to play, requiring more finger pressure to press the strings down, it generally results in cleaner, buzz-free notes and can improve sustain and tone. Some players prefer higher action for styles that require strong picking or more dynamic play, such as slide guitar. The ideal action height depends on your playing style and comfort. Finding the right balance is key—a setup that’s too low may buzz, while one that’s too high can cause unnecessary strain. Regular adjustments, either by yourself or a professional, ensure that your guitar stays comfortable and easy to play while delivering the best sound.

A truss rod is a metal rod inside the guitar neck used to adjust its curvature (relief). Tightening the rod straightens the neck, lowering the action, while loosening it adds curve, raising the action. This helps maintain proper playability and prevents buzzing. However, truss rod adjustments require caution, as over-adjusting can damage the guitar. It’s often best to have a professional handle these adjustments to avoid potential issues.

TROUBLESHOOTING

Intonation refers to how well a guitar stays in tune as you move up the fretboard. If the notes sound in tune when played on open strings but become sharp or flat as you play higher frets, the intonation is likely off. This happens when the distance between the frets and the saddle isn't properly set for each string. To correct it, adjustments are typically made to the saddle, nut, or string length, ensuring each note rings true at every fret. Since precise adjustments are required, it's usually best to have a professional handle intonation setup to avoid causing further issues.