Musical Instruments – Guitars, Keyboards, Drums & More

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You don’t need the best instruments to enjoy playing, If your learning how to play the guitar, or the piano we have a wide range of musical instruments for you to choose from.

Our Musical Instrument Categories:

Are you wanting something in particular? Browse our musical instrument categories here!

Electric Guitars

Acoustic Guitars

Ukuleles

Guitar Effect Pedals

Guitar Accessories

Digital Piano’s

Keyboards

Drum Kits & Pads

Drum Cymbals

Drum Sticks & Accessories

Buy musical instruments with DYProAudio

Our range of Guitars feature both full size and ¾ size, with left and right handed guitars. When you play music gets your feet tapping, or your head moving to the music and our collection of guitars will certainly do this!

If you want an Electric Guitar we have all the shapes and colours you need to help with the atmosphere.

If you play the Acoustic then check out our range acoustic guitars We also have a range of Ukuleles) in stand out bright colours

We are the one stop shop for all your music store needs.

Musical Instruments FAQ

How many keys does a Piano Have?

Normally Pianos will have 88 Keys spanning 7 ¼ Octaves from Key 2A to C5. These are also 27.5Hz to 4,186Hz and normally the human hear can hear sounds approximately 20Hz to 20,000Hz.

Should I use a Plectrum when playing the guitar?

Yes! When playing the guitar you should use a plectrum or a pick. This will help improve the sound and protect your hands when playing a rhythmic chord progression or lead guitar

Should I buy an electric drum kit?

The advantage of using an electric drum kit is it gives you the freedom to plug in anywhere and play with headphones and not to disturb your neighbours or family! It also gives you the flexiablity to change the sound of the drum kit, weather it’s a stadium sound or a funky rock kit, Electric drum kits are easy to get the sound you are really looking for!

What’s the difference between a Digital Piano and a Keyboard?

Piano’s are an acoustic instrument that have different weighted keys whereas a Keybaord is an electric instrument that has light keys and you can play along with backing tracks or accompaniment sounds. With a keyboard you can also choose different sounds, including Saxophones, or Organs, whereas a Piano is limited to just a Piano sound!