Save 35% on Guitar Cables in Guitar Center’s Epic Cyber Monday Deal

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Grab it while you can – the clock is ticking on this “one-day-only deal” at Guitar Center

Musician's Gear 30' guitar cables
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Now is the time to ditch those grumbly old leads once and for all and take advantage of Guitar Center’s awesome Cyber Monday deals on guitar cables.

Right now, you can bag this four-pack of 30-foot cables for only $38.99! That’s an instant saving of $21 on the standard price of $59.99.

These high-quality guitar cables come with a fantastic Guitar Center rating of 4.8 out of 5 based on dozens of customer reviews.

In addition to this money-saving four-pack deal, you can also get 35% off a ten-pack of 30-foot guitar cables and 33% off a twin-pack of 30-foot guitar cables.

All electric guitar players know the pain of a faulty cable. Make sure you’re never left in the lurch by having some spares to hand – you never know when you might need them!

Musician's Gear 30’ Guitar Cables, Black (4-Pack)

4-Pack 30’ Braided Guitar Cables: $59.99 $38.99

4-Pack 30’ Braided Guitar Cables: $59.99 $38.99
Make an instant saving of 35% on this four-pack of Musician's Gear guitar cables in Guitar Center’s “one-day-only” Cyber Monday deal. Built to withstand the stresses and strains of studio life and touring, these guitar leads are nylon-braided for extra resilience and feature straight standard quarter-inch jacks at either end. The same 30-foot guitar cables are also available in a twin- and ten-pack with 33% and 35% off the regular price, respectively.

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