Black Friday is a matter of days away, and that means all of the biggest names in music retail have started slashing prices left, right, and center! Sweetwater is the latest site to drop its Black Friday offering, and some of the deals available are truly outstanding. Right now, you can bag up to 80% off big-name brands at Sweetwater.
This sale covers everything you can imagine, from guitars and amps to pedals, accessories, and even recording gear. Most of your favorite brands are represented, too, including D'Angelico, PRS, Fender, Gibson, and Mesa Boogie, so no matter what kind of Black Friday guitar deal you're looking for, you'll be sure to find something you like here.
Kicking things off is the fabulous PRS NF 53, which has a monumental $900 slashed off the price. Yes, seriously, $900 off! This gorgeous swamp ash T-style guitar respectfully pays tribute to the models of the early '50s while also offering that PRS signature style and craftsmanship.
Looking for something that shreds? Well, luckily, both the Charvel Pro-Mod So-Cal and Pro-Mod San Dimas have a sizable $300 and $400 slashed off the price, respectively. We love the versatility and build quality of these guitars, and if we had to choose just one, it would be the Aqua Flake San Dimas Style 1 - come on, just look at that finish!
For the gigging blues masters, we have found $600 off select D’Angelico Excel Tour Series guitars. As you'd expect from the name, these guitars are purpose-built for the stage, offering a no-nonsense approach to the D’Angelico style without compromising on tone or performance.
Elsewhere on the site, you'll find 25% off JHS pedals and $200 off the timeless Fender American Professional II P-Bass.
Shop the Sweetwater Black Friday sale by category:
- Guitar deals: Save big on electrics and acoustics
- Amps and effects: Big money off amps and pedals
- Recording deals: Rig up your studio with cut-price interfaces and monitors
- Live sound deals: Save big on a PA for your band or busking rig
- Software deals: Score money off plugins and DAWs
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