Black Friday Andertons deals 2022: the best of the UK's biggest music store's biggest sale

By Scott Rowley
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Daryl Robertson, Chris Barnes
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The latest Black Friday guitar deals at Anderton's: save £100s on guitars from Fender, Gibson, Squier, PRS and more

Andertons guitar deals
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Among the thousands of Black Friday guitar deals around, a huge amount of them are to be found at Andertons. The UK's biggest music retailer, this year they're offering some massive savings on electric guitars, amps, acoustics, and effects pedals, including  40% off PRS hollow bodies, 40% off Walrus Audio pedals and more.

Andertons have 50 years of experience, an old school bricks-and-mortar store in Guildford, and some great online content that has won them fans across the world. With almost 400 brands on offer, we've gone through them all to bring you the pick of the Andertons sale.

Black Friday Andertons deals: The Highlights

Fender MIJ Ltd Ed Mustang: was £1,249, now £999

Fender MIJ Ltd Ed Mustang: was £1,249, now £999
This limited edition H/S Japanese Mustang with reverse headstock is £250 off. Fenders that combine a humbucker in the bridge with a single-coil in the neck are unusual but make for a hugely versatile guitar. And it's basswood which makes for a lighter weight in our experience.

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PRS SE Hollowbody II: W

PRS SE Hollowbody II: Was £1,049, now £599
£450 off the SE Hollowbody II Piezo: an exquisite instrument, with so much potential for great tone hiding in the unchartered territory between the piezo and PAF-style humbuckers. 

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Sire Larry Carlton H7 Hollowbody: £669

Sire Larry Carlton H7 Hollowbody: £669, now £499
A whopping £169 off the price of an already impressively-priced hollowbody signature in black. Simply one of the best value signature models you can get.

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Squier 40th Anniversary Jazzmaster: £449

Squier 40th Anniversary Jazzmaster: £449, now £349
One of the best deals is this newly released limited edition 40th Anniversary Squier Jazzmaster in Seafoam Green for £349 - a lot of guitar with £100 off the asking price (rare on Squiers) and a proper offset experience with the floating bridge and Fender-designed pickups that we found give a superb reflection of Jazzmaster poke and jangle. 

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Soldano Slo-mini 30w Amp Head: was £219, now £199

Soldano Slo-mini 30w Amp Head: was £219, now £199
We can't actually believe the Soldano SLO-Mini 30W head is £199 here – that's £120 off a recently released and incredible little amp. This 30-watt all-tube beast is a downsized version of the legendary SLO-100t.  

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Walrus Julia V2 Platinum: £199

Walrus Julia V2 Platinum: £199, now £119
One of the best chorus pedals out there, now with a very rare 40% off and in a limited edition Platinum finish. Lush analogue chorus and vibrato tones, with momentary switching for quick bursts as required. 

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Walrus Julia V2 Gold: £199

Walrus Julia V2 Gold: £199, now £119
As above but in a limited edition Gold finish – and an £80 saving. One of the best chorus pedals around.

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Scott Rowley
Scott Rowley
Content Director of Music @ Future plc

Scott is the Content Director of Music at Future plc, responsible for the editorial strategy for online and print brands like Guitar Player, Guitar World, Total Guitar, Louder, Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, Prog, Guitarist and more. He was Editor in Chief of Classic Rock for 10 years and Editor of Total Guitar for 4 years. Scott regularly appears on Classic Rock’s podcast, The 20 Million Club, and was the writer/researcher on 2017’s Mick Ronson documentary Beside Bowie. 


Over the years Scott has interviewed players like  Jimmy Page, Slash, Brian May, Poison ivy (the Cramps), Lemmy, Johnny Depp (Hollywood Vampires), Mark Knopfler, Robin Guthrie (Cocteau Twins), Will Sergeant (Echo & The Bunnymen), Robert Smith (The Cure), Robbie Robertson (The Band), Jonny Greenwood (Radiohead), Joe Bonamassa, Scotty Moore (Elvis Presley), J Mascis (Dinosaur Jr), Mick Jones and Paul Simonon (The Clash), Pete Shelley (Buzzcocks) and more.

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