Aruna Musicals New Koramangala, Bengaluru, Karnataka

Violin: The violin is a string instrument, usually with four strings tuned in perfect fifths. It is the smallest, highest-pitched member of the violin family of string instruments, which also includes the viola and cello. Santoor: The Santoor is a stringed instrument, indigenous to the Kashmir valley as a folk instrument.Santoor is a very ancient instrument of India. In ancient times it was known as "Shata-tantri-veena", or hundred stringed lute. The Santoor is made of maple or walnut wood, shaped like a trapezoid, and the strings are steel.

Veena: The veena is a classical Indian stringed instrument. It resembles a Western lute, but has a smaller, more spherical body and an extra resonator attached to the neck. It usually has seven strings and 21 frets.It is named after the Hindu goddess Saraswati, who is usually depicted holding or playing the instrument. Sitar: A sitar is a plucked string instrument common to Classical Indian music, particularly in the Hindustani (northern Indian) classical traditions. At first glance, the instrument may look like a very long-necked type of guitar. The body, or gourd, is made from a toomba, which is a hollowed out and dried pumpkin.

A salsa drum set consisting of two tuneable drums that differ in pitch, two cow bells, cymbal(s) and possibly a woodblock. It is typically played with two sticks. The timables were developed in Cuba based on the tympani from Europe

Tanpura is a drone instrument. It resembles a sitar except it has no frets. It has four strings tuned to the tonic. The word "tanpura" (tanpoora) is common in the north, but in south India it is called "tambura", "thamboora", "thambura", or "tamboora". If tuned well, the vibrations of the (4) separate strings that touch the 'bridge' slightly, create harmonies in the form of higher and higher 'overtones'.

abla is one of the most famous instruments of India. It is said that drums appeared  early as 6-7th century AD.  Drums are seen in the Pushkaras depictions in the Ajanta sculptures.    The tabla consists of two drums the 'bayan' played with the left hand and the 'dayan' played with the right hand. Bayan is made either of clay or copper while dayan is usually hollowed out of a block of wood. Both are covered with the skin fastened to leather hoops which are stretched over the body of the drum by means of leather braces

Features Natural Tone 24 Taals & 101 Thekas 4 Unique Instruments in One Laya - Dhruth, Madhya, Vilambit & Ati Vilambit Demo Mode Digital Display Super Compact Size & Light Weight External Speaker Socket Battery Operation

Features Original Tanpura Tone Feather Touch Keyboard Hindustani & Carnatic Playing Styles Accurate Pitch Range in Excess of 1 Octave Pancham, Madhyam & Nishad Manual Nishad Tuning Harmonium like Display Fine Tuning In-Built Battery Charger

Features Genuine Shruti Tone Large & Accurate Pitch Range Auto Memory Harmonium Like Display Accurate Pancham & Madhyam Battery Operations Super Compact Size & Light Weight ABS Plastic Body Dual Power Mode

The veena is a classical Indian stringed instrument. It resembles a Western lute, but has a smaller, more spherical body and an extra resonator attached to the neck. It usually has seven strings and 21 frets.It is named after the Hindu goddess Saraswati, who is usually depicted holding or playing the instrument.A sitar is a plucked string instrument common to Classical Indian music, particularly in the Hindustani (northern Indian) classical traditions. At first glance, the instrument may look like a very long-necked type of guitar. The body, or gourd, is made from a toomba, which is a hollowed out and dried pumpkin.

Material : HDPE, Teak Wood, Wood

Application : Musical Use

Pattern : Plain, Printed

Condition : New, Used

Finishing : Polished

Power Source : Manual

Feature : Durable, Easy To Play, Eco Friendly, Great Sound, High Performance, Optimum Quality, Termite Proof

The shehnai is made of wood, except for a flaring metal bell attached to the bottom of the instrument, and measures about 12–20 inches (30–50 cm) in length, with six to eight keyless finger holes along its body. Possessing a two-octave range, the shehnai is a difficult instrument to play, as the musician must master a wide range of finely nuanced embouchure and fingering techniques.

The saxophone is a conical-bore, transposing musical instrument that is a member of the woodwind family.Saxophones are made of brass. There are variations in the amounts of added copper or nickel.   Saxophones are used primarily in bands, big bands, and jazz bands, but also featured in some 19th and 20th century orchestral works, as well as in wind ensembles and woodwind choirs.   All the saxophones, regardless of their size or transposition, have the same fingering system.

Features Original Tabla Tone 24 Taals & 12 Variations Laya - Dhruth, Madhya, Vilambit & Ati Vilambit Tempo Adjustment Dagga & Tabla Balance Online Taal Change Laya & Sum Indicator Feather Touch Keyboard Dual Power Mode

Features Original Tanpura Tone - High Quality Original Tanpura Sound Accurate Pitch Pancham, Madhyam & Nishad Manual Nishad Tuning Hindustani & Carnatic Playing Styles Harmonium Like Display Fine Tuning Auto Memory External Speaker Socket

The pungi, also called the been, or bin is a wind instrument played by snake charmers in India and Pakistan. The instrument consists of a mouth-blown air reservoir made from a gourd, which channels air into two reedpipes. The pungi is played with no pauses, with the player employing circular breathing.

A Piano is a musical instrument that operate with the help of a keyboard. It is played by depressing one or more key on the keyboard which cased a hammer to strike a tuned strings.Pressing a key on the piano's keyboard causes a material-covered (often felt) hammer to strike steel strings.

Features 20 Taals & 194 Tunes (Raga / Ragas) Genuine Tone SMPS, Universal Power Supply Metronome with Multiple Laya Laya - Dhruth, Madhya & Vilambit Composer Riyaz Time Indicator 7 Tone Combinations In-Built Battery Charger

The nadaswaram, nagaswaram, nadhaswaram or nathaswaram , is one of the most popular classical musical instruments in the South Indian culture and the world's loudest non-brass acoustic instrument.It is a wind instrument similar to the North Indian shehnai but larger, with a hardwood body and a large flaring bell made of wood or metal.

Number Of Flower : Musical Saxophone

Finishing : Gold Brush, Silver Brush

Packaging Type : Carton, Corrugated Box

Head Material : Bakelite

Feature : Ergonomic Design, Low Weight, Stable Neck, Sturdiness

Key Material : Brass

Surface Finish : Polished

Finish Type : Glossy, Matt

Number Of Flower : Musical Keyboards

Brand Name : Bose, Casio, Philips, Sony, Yamaha

Material : ABS Plastic, Plastic

Certification : CE Certified

Application : Music Use

Condition : New, Used

Total Carbohydrate : 1year, 2years

Operating Style : Wired, Wireless

The Mridangam as it is commonly referred to, is the primary percussion instrument of South Indian classical music as well as their traditional dance forms. Mridanga is a double-ended drum played with both hands. The body of the drum is generally made from the wood of dense wood of Jackfruit tree

Features Natural Tone Audio Samples Mridangam Aadi Talam Chatushra Mridangam Khand Chapu Chatushra Manjira Aadi Talam Khanda Nadai 200 Talams 40 Variations 7 Style Digital Balance Battery Operation

Mantic is quite hot in the range Acoustic line guitars.Flair in designing every detail , the sound echoes , very solid and thick bass , Guitar Mantic MG - 1C is one of the perfect choice for users use .

The Khol is a double skin drum with a resonating body from northern and eastern India. Khol is usually used traditionally for accompanying Bhajans and Kirtans. Its high skin is relatively small with a diameter of about 9 - 10 cm, which gives it a particularly high, piercing sound and it is used where this kind of sound is desirable. In India the Khol is used in folk music, in spiritual songs, bhajans, light classical songs, Kirtans and other devotional songs