Here Are The Best Bargains in Thomann's Cyber Week Sale – but Hurry Because It Ends Tomorrow

Squier 40th Ann. Jazzmaster: £385, now £288 (opens in new tab)
This Jazzmaster celebrates 40 years of Squier guitars with a stunning white and gold finish, as well as a generous 25% discount courtesy of Thomann. Featuring the signature snarl of two Jazzmaster single coil pickups, this guitar has host of switching options for putting your pickups out of phase, giving you plenty of different tones right out of the box. Add in the famous Jazzmaster tremolo and you’ve got a guitar that is just as good for indie rock as it is for math rock.

Harley Benton SC450Plus: was £155, now £138 (opens in new tab)
Dual humbucker hard rock and blues tone doesn’t have to cost you thousands of pounds. The Harley Benton SC-450Plus gives you a bunch of premium appointments with an extra nice discount of 10% on an already bargain price. Mahogany body, AAA flamed maple arched top, two powerful PAF-style Alnico V pickups, and a set of Kluson-style tuning machines make this a proper rock and roll workhorse.

Harley Benton DC-600: was £179, now £166 (opens in new tab)
They say three’s a crowd, less is more, keep it simple - but sometimes it’s better to just go all out. This three-humbucker rock monster from Harley Benton embodies that mindset of more is more, and now comes with a cool discount and 3 months of free Fretello Pro Guitar Lessons - ensuring you’ll have the chops to match the impressive rock and roll aesthetic.

Squier 40th Anniv. Strat: was £419, now £288 (opens in new tab)
Celebrate Squier's 40th anniversary in style by picking up this Gold Edition Strat and save over £120. Also available in blue (opens in new tab) and ruby red (opens in new tab), it's a steal.

Squier 40th Ann. P Bass LPB: was £389, now £288 (opens in new tab)
With a stonking 25% off, this stunning-looking Squier P-Bass is one of the best deals we’ve seen at Thomann so far. Its unique combination of Lake Placid Blue finish and gold hardware celebrates 40 years of Squier, giving it a distinctive look to match the signature growl of the split single-coil pickup. Add in some pearloid block inlays and you’ve got a guitar that will definitely turn some heads at your next show.

Squier 40th Anniv. Tele: was £369, now £288 (opens in new tab)
If, like me, this guitar that has tempted you since it's release earlier this year, then - like me - you might want to give in right now. Less than £300 for a well-appointed, classic, black and gold little piece of history. IT WILL BE MINE.

Line 6 Pod GO Wireless: £499, now £435 (opens in new tab)
We’re seeing more and more of these appearing on pedalboards at gigs, an ode no doubt to the ease of use and convenience of packing your whole rig in your bag. The Pod GO Wireless carries more than 300 effects and amp models from Line 6’s famed Helix series, giving you pretty much every sound you could imagine, and probably a few you couldn’t. It’s currently got 12% off at Thomann, a steal for the guitar player who likes a versatile tone palette.