Electric Sitar

The sitar that goes on tour.

A pickup, a solid or semi-solid body, no fragile gourd to crack in a flight case, and no feedback battle on a loud stage. Fusion players, gigging musicians and studios use ours, which come from our own workshop, including carved mahogany models.

Does it sound like an acoustic sitar? Amplified, you get the character: the strings, the frets, the jawari buzz. What you do not get is the gourd's acoustic bloom. In a band mix the difference largely disappears. For solo recital tone, buy acoustic.

What do I plug into? Any instrument amplifier, or straight to a PA through a DI box.

Easier to travel with? Much. Slimmer body, nothing to crack, far smaller crate.

For traditional instruments see Sitar.

$599 to $1,919. Prices include free shipping to the USA, UK, Germany, Australia and many more countries.

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  • MKS Electric Sitar, Kharaj Pancham (No. 575)

    MKS Electric Sitar, Kharaj Pancham (No. 575)

    $629.00
  • Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Black, Kharaj Pancham (No. 91)

    Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Black, Kharaj Pancham (No. 91)

    $599.00
  • Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Natural, Kharaj Pancham (No. 118)

    Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Natural, Kharaj Pancham (No. 118)

    $599.00
  • MKS Electric Sitar, Tun Wood (No. 503)

    MKS Electric Sitar, Tun Wood (No. 503)

    $829.00
  • Kanai Lal Electric Sitar, Tun Wood (No. 561)

    Kanai Lal Electric Sitar, Tun Wood (No. 561)

    $1,919.00
  • Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Dark Natural, Single Toomba (No. 405)

    Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Dark Natural, Single Toomba (No. 405)

    $1,879.00
  • Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Mahogany, Floral Carving (No. 138)

    Maharaja Musicals Electric Sitar, Mahogany, Floral Carving (No. 138)

    $599.00

Questions we get asked

Does it sound like an acoustic sitar?
Amplified, you get the character, the strings, frets and jawari buzz, without the gourd's acoustic bloom. In a band mix the difference nearly disappears.
What do I plug it into?
Any instrument amplifier, or straight into a PA through a DI box.
Is it easier to travel with?
Much. Slimmer body, nothing to crack, and a far smaller crate.