This month, we saw Fender slash prices on a massive range of products in their epic 12 Days of Deals online sale.
Acoustic guitars, electric guitars, bass guitars, amps, cables, tuners, straps and more – it was bargains galore over at Fender.
But the festive deals don’t end there. While stocks last, Fender is now offering up to 60% off on select gear and accessories in their epic End of Year sale.
It’s not too late to bag a deal on a Fender Original Tuner – down from $29.99 to just $12! That means you save a whopping 60%.
Or perhaps you need to stock up and replace those worn-out cables that have been lingering around? Now’s a good time with these Fender Limited Edition Professional Series Instrument Cables, also down from $29.99 to just $12.
Fender Original Tuner
And if you’re looking to do some home recording over the holidays you might want to check out this fantastic deal on a PreSonus Revelator – down from $179.99 to only $99.99. That’s a very jolly saving of $80!
This USB condenser microphone works great as an acoustic guitar mic while providing effects, audio interfacing and more.
Just connect to your Mac, Windows, Chromebook, or iOS/iPadOS device and you can start recording straight away.
PreSonus Revelator
These money-saving deals and many, many more are now live on Fender's website in their awesome End of Year sale.
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