Ibanez GSR200SM 4-String Bass Guitar
₨ 48,499.0- Bolt-On GSR4 Maple Neck
- Mahogany Body
- Rosewood Fingerboard
- 22 Medium Frets
- 34″ Scale
- Dynamix P Neck/Dynamix J Bridge Pickups
- B10 Bridge
- 12″ Fingerboard Radius
- Phat II EQ Active Bass Boost
Ibanez GIO GRX40 Electric Guitar
₨ 33,600.0- Poplar Body
- GRX Bolt-On Maple Neck
- Rosewood Fingerboard w/ White Dot Inlay
- 22 Medium Frets / 25.5″ Scale
- Standard Tremolo Bridge
- Infinity H/S/S Pickups
- 5-Way Pickup-Selector Switch
- Chrome Hardware
Ibanez Talman TCY10E Acoustic Guitar
₨ 39,999.0The Talman TCY10E Acoustic Guitar is an acoustic-electric guitar with a double cutaway and a resonant spruce top that is now offered at Audio Shop Nepal.
Ibanez AAD50CE Semi-Acoustic Guitar – Natural
₨ 48,799.0The AAD50CE Acoustic-electric Guitar offers gigging musicians and home recording artists a comfortable playing experience with big clear tone, now available at Audio Shop Nepal.
Ibanez GRGR7221QA Electric Guitar- Transparent Black Sunburst
₨ 53,500.0The GIO GRGR7221QA Electric Guitar features a solid mahogany body with a quilted maple top and a beautiful transparent black sunburst finish, giving it a premium look.
Ibanez GIO GRGR221PA Electric Guitar
₨ 46,000.0The Ibanez GRGR221PA Electric Guitar has a sturdy poplar body with a pop art-inspired graphic finish, giving it a striking appearance and a potent sound.
Ibanez GRG170DX Electric Guitar – Black Night
₨ 45,999.0The GRG170DX Solidbody Electric Guitar Features Poplar body exhibits impressive balance and resonance, Number of Frets : 24 Black Poplar provides an eye-catching appearance
Ibanez GSA60 Electric Guitar
₨ 39,499.0The Ibanez GSA60 is an electric guitar model in the SA series, part of the entry-level GIO line. This solid body guitar features a pickup selector switch that allows for various pickup combinations, producing a versatile range of tones.
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