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Musical instruments in Singapore

Musical instruments in Singapore range from about S$4 for a soprano recorder to around S$3,700 for a professional saxophone. Acoustic guitars start from about S$80 and violins from about S$300. Prices vary a lot with the brand and with whether the instrument is new. For current offers on the instrument you want, send a request on BlaBlaPrice, and sellers will reply in the chat with their price and terms.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
InstrumentPrice range
Beginner and small instruments (recorder, harmonica, cajon)S$4–S$120
Acoustic guitarsS$80–S$1,800
Electric guitarsS$500–S$2,550
ViolinsS$300–S$2,000
Saxophones and clarinetsS$600–S$3,700

Warranty and what it covers

Brand-new instruments in Singapore often come with at least one year's factory warranty against defects, and some brands add more. Casio, Yamaha, Roland and Korg models are sold with a one-year official warranty, depending on the product. Local warranty terms usually carry exclusions, so read what is covered and register the warranty if the brand asks you to. Used instruments may not include the factory warranty, so ask the seller to confirm in writing.

Humidity and care in a hot, wet city

Singapore is hot all year, with wet and dry seasons, and wooden instruments such as guitars, violins and pianos react to humid air. Keep them in a case, away from air-conditioning vents, and consider a warranty or insurance to protect against damage. Wind instruments and drum kits need the same care, both in the case and in the room where they are stored.

Shipping and the final price

Some listings show prices from overseas stores, so compare the final price in S$ including delivery before you decide. Check whether delivery reaches Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio, and whether it includes pickup for a larger item such as a piano or drum kit. Ask whether the price shown includes GST, because it changes the total you pay.

What to put in your request

Name the instrument and your playing level, whether you want new or used, and your budget in S$. For guitars, give the body size or string type. For violins, give the size, such as 4/4, and for wind instruments the key, such as Bb or Eb. Say whether you need a case, strap or tuner included, and which area of Singapore you will collect or receive it in.

Offers come through BlaBlaPrice: describe what you are looking for in your own words, and a photo helps. Registered sellers reply in the chat with price, terms and delivery, and your contact details stay hidden until you choose to share them. For a particular type of instrument, see acoustic guitars, electric guitars, or the accessories page.

Questions and answers

How much does a guitar cost in Singapore?

Acoustic guitars are about S$80 to S$1,800 and electric guitars about S$500 to S$2,550, according to sellers' websites in November 2026. The brand and whether the guitar is new or used change the price.

Does a new instrument come with a warranty?

Brand-new instruments often include at least one year's factory warranty against defects. Some brands, such as Casio, Yamaha, Roland and Korg, offer a one-year official warranty depending on the product.

Is delivery included in the price?

Not always. Ask the seller whether delivery reaches Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio, and whether it is included in the price.

Is it free to ask for offers?

Yes. Describe the instrument and your budget in the chat, and sellers reply with their offers.

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