Don’t miss out on a Black Friday bargain - Sweetwater’s up to 80% off Cyber Week sale is only live for 3 more days

By Matt McCracken
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It’s your last chance to bag a guitar gear bargain at Sweetwater, with deals on guitars, amps, pedals, and loads more

A Boss GT-1000 multi-effects pedal on an orange background
(Image credit: Boss)

Whether you were waiting for payday or you just somehow managed to miss the Black Friday bonanza, you need not worry if you missed out on bagging yourself a guitar gear deal. Over at Sweetwater, you can still get massive discounts of up to 80% off gear in their Cyber Week sale, making it the perfect place to grab a last-chance deal before Christmas. 

Sweetwater Cyber Week sale: Up to 80% off

Sweetwater Cyber Week sale: Up to 80% off
Black Friday and Cyber Monday may be officially over but Sweetwater is still offering some incredible deals on guitars, amps, pedals, and loads more. You’ll find eye-catching deals on PRS, Fender, Boss, and many more - but only until December 6.

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We’ve been covering the deals at Sweetwater for the last month or so, giving us a good perspective on what’s been coming and going in the sale. Previously in the month, you could get $1,500 off a Breedlove acoustic guitar, but as you can imagine those got snapped up pretty quickly! If you are in the market for a new acoustic however, you’ve got a few more days to take advantage of up to $700 off a selection of Breedlove’s exotic wood guitars.

If you’re thinking about going the ampless route or want to supplement your setup with a quality multi-effects pedal the Boss GT-1000 has a massive $200 reduction, alongside a bunch of other gear. There’s up to $100 off Boss Katana amps, and money off a couple of Waza Craft stompboxes too.

Finally, if you’re like us and keep getting grief for cranking your tube amp at home, Tone King attenuators currently have a tasty 15% discount, meaning you don’t have to ditch your pride and joy when it comes to practice. An amp attenuator simulates a speaker and bleeds off some of the extra wattages via heat, allowing you to run your amplifier cranked but only output at neighbor-friendly levels. This means you keep all that dynamic response and delicious touch sensitivity of your favorite amp, minus the noise complaints from others in your household. 

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Matt McCracken
Matt McCracken
Junior Deals Writer

I’m a Junior Deals Writer at Guitar Player. I regularly test and review music gear with a focus on guitars, amps, and pedals, as well as being responsible for over 60 buying guides, and helping musicians find the best deals on gear. I worked in music retail for 5 years at Dawsons Music and Northwest Guitars, and have written for various music sites including Guitar World, MusicRadar, Guitar.com, Ultimate Guitar, and Thomann’s t.blog.

I’m a regularly gigging guitarist with over 20 years of experience playing live and producing bands covering everything from jazz to djent. When I’m not buying new plugins for my studio or guitar pedals for my pedalboard, you’ll find me making a racket with Northern noise hounds JACKALS.