SQOE SQ-BC-FGS 41″ Acoustic Guitar – Premium Solid Top Performance in Nepal
₨ 30,000.0SQOE SQ-BC-FGS 41″ solid spruce top acoustic guitar with sapele body, rich tone, smooth playability, ideal for practice and performance. 🎸
SQOE SQ‑40B Acoustic Electric Guitar – Professional Electro-Acoustic Performance in Nepal
₨ 27,000.0Stylish electro-acoustic guitar with spruce top, mahogany body, built-in EQ, balanced tone, comfortable auditorium design, perfect for beginners and live performances.
SQOE EA55 Acoustic Electric Guitar – Amplified Acoustic Performance in Nepal
₨ 25,200.0SQOE EA55: Stylish acoustic‑electric guitar with rich tone, comfortable playability, quality build and versatile performance for beginners to experienced players.
SQOE T3 36″ Travel Acoustic Guitar – Perfect for Beginners & On‑The‑Go Players
₨ 13,500.0SQOE T3: Compact, high-quality audio device with durable design, clear sound output, versatile connectivity, perfect for musicians, studios, and live performances.
SQOE EA-41 41″ Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar – Professional Sound for Stage & Studio
₨ 23,000.0SQOE EA-41 is a full-size acoustic guitar delivering deep bass, bright tone, smooth fretboard, sturdy body, perfect for beginners, practice, and live performance use.
SQOE EA-31 41″ Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar – Premium Electro Acoustic Performance in Nepal
₨ 20,800.0SQOE EA-31 is a stylish acoustic guitar offering rich sound quality, smooth fretboard, durable body design, perfect for beginners, practice, and live performances.
SQOE EA-30 41″ Cutaway Acoustic Electric Guitar – Premium Sound & Stage Ready Performance
₨ 20,800.0SQOE EA-30 is a compact acoustic guitar with balanced tone, smooth playability, durable build quality, ideal for beginners and practice sessions daily.
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