Prime Day guitar deals 2024: All of the best sales from Prime Day that are still live
Day two of Amazon Prime Day has come to a close, but there are still savings to be had
And just like that Prime Day is over. But don't worry if you're still on the hunt for a six-string-related bargain; most of the Prime Day guitar deals are still active. This year is easily the best we've seen for guitar players, and there's still time to get involved.
Of course, some of the best guitar sales this year weren't actually on Amazon but on music retail sites such as Sweetwater, Guitar Center, and Thomann and those sales are still running.
For example, you still have time to pick up a Breedlove acoustic guitar for $500 off at Guitar Center, while Sweetwater is still offering up to 65% off a massive range of gear for the next few hours.
Sign up to Prime for FREE
Before you can take advantage of Amazon's Prime Day deals you'll need to get yourself a Prime membership. Signing up is super easy and there's currently a 30-day free trial promotion which will take you comfortable through Prime Day. After this you'll pay $14.99 per month. Prime members benefit from free delivery, access to Prime video and more.
Amazon Music Unlimited: 5 months streaming FREE
Ahead of Prime Day, new and existing Amazon Prime members can bag 5 months of Amazon Music Unlimited streaming, completely free. Click the link for 100 million songs at your fingertips, ad-free and including HD and Spatial Audio tracks. Not signed up? No worries, you can still get 3 months for free by clicking the link.
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Prime Day guitar deals: Quick links
- Best non-Amazon sales
- Fender: 10% off American Ultras
- Fender Play: 50% off annual subscription
- Guitar Center: Save big on guitars
- GuitarTricks: Get 1 month for $1
- Musician's Friend: Up to 40% off acoustics
- Reverb: Shop big price drops
- Sweetwater: Up to 65% off gear
- Plugin Boutique: 66% off Amplitube
- Positive Grid: Early Spark savings
- Waves: Beat-making plugins on sale
Prime Day guitar deals: Editor's picks
Positive Grid Spark: Was $299, now $269
Positive Grid’s Spark 40 amp regularly tops ‘best of’ lists here at Guitar World thanks to its excellent range of tones and practice tools. It’s the perfect option for players short on space who need a desktop or practice amp and is currently down to just $269 in the Amazon Prime Day sale, giving you a saving of $30.
Line 6 DL4 MKII: Was $299.99, now $199.99
An update to one of the best digital delay pedals ever made, this all-black limited edition version of the Line 6 DL4 MKII is an absolute steal at just $199.99. Reduced by $100 from its original price over at Reverb, it's packing a huge selection of delay and reverb tones alongside a dedicated looper, making it a super versatile addition to your pedalboard.
Squier Starcaster: Was $299.99, now $239.99
One of our favorite Squier guitars, the Squier Starcaster is a stunning-looking semi-hollow guitar that delivers souped-up tones courtesy of the dual humbuckers. Over at the official Fender shop it's got a nice $60 discount, giving an already great-value guitar an even better price point.
Andertons Deal Fest: Save up to £800 off Gibson
As part of Deal Fest, running from the 15th to the 21st of July, you can score a mind-blowing up to £800 off a range of 23 Gibson guitars - including the Les Paul Standard and Modern Lite.
Peavey Invective MH Mini: $799.99, now $699.99
The Peavey MH Mini is one of our most highly-rated amplifiers for metal guitar playing. Small but mighty, it carries the spirit of a 6505 in a much more compact and usable form factor. With a nice $100 discount at Musician's Friend, it's amazing value for money, and was designed in conjunction with Misha Mansoor or Periphery, who knows a thing or two about monster guitar tones.
Guitar Tricks: Get 1 month for only $1
If you've decided that our number one pick Guitar Tricks is for you then you can currently take advantage of this Guitar Player exclusive deal – get your first month of Guitar Tricks for just $1. There aren't many things you can buy for a single dollar these days, and certainly not access to 11,000+ premium guitar lessons!
Prime Day guitar deals: Guitar deals
Fender.com: 10% off Fender Ultra
The American Ultra series is a perfect blend of beauty and functionality. Offering a unique "Modern D" neck profile, Ultra rolled fingerboard edges, and a tapered neck heel for comfortable playing, a 10"-14" compound-radius fingerboard with 22 medium-jumbo frets, Ultra Noiseless Vintage pickups, and sculpted rear body contours, these are contemporary guitars for contemporary players.
Fender.com: 10% off Squier Contemporary
The Squier Contemporary series features Squier SQR Atomic humbucking pickups with coil-split options, a roasted maple neck, and a double-locking tremolo by Floyd Rose. It also boasts stealthy black hardware and a sleek painted headstock with chrome logos.
Fender.com: 20% off Squier Affinity
Looking for a super affordable guitar that doesn't compromise on quality? Look no further than the brilliant Squier Affinity series. Featuring everything from Strats to Teles, Starcasters, and Jazz Basses, there's something for everyone here.
Squier Starcaster: Was $299.99, now $239.99
One of our favorite Squier guitars, the Squier Starcaster is a stunning-looking semi-hollow guitar that delivers souped-up tones courtesy of the dual humbuckers. Over at the official Fender shop it's got a nice $60 discount, giving an already great-value guitar an even better price point.
Price check: Sweetwater $239.99 | Guitar Center $239.99
Breedlove Organic Solo Pro CE: $200 off
Looking for a nylon acoustic with a twist, well look no further than the stunning Breedlove Organic Solo Pro CE. Featuring a western red cedar top, paired with an African mahogany body and neck and unique side-mounted monitor soundhole, this guitar more an delivers on tone, playability and looks.
Prime Day guitar deals: Amp deals
Positive Grid Spark: Was $299, now $239
Positive Grid’s Spark 40 amp regularly tops ‘best of’ lists here at Guitar World thanks to its excellent range of tones and practice tools. It’s the perfect option for players short on space who need a desktop or practice amp and is currently down to just $239 in the Amazon Prime Day sale, giving you a saving of $60.
Price check: Positive Grid $239
Mesa/Boogie Mark Five:25: Was $2,299, now $1,839
Mesa/Boogie makes some of the finest amplifiers in the world, but they're not cheap. It's fairly unusual to see discounts on them, but our eyes immediately lit up when we saw this deal at Sweetwater. Even with an absolutely massive $460 off, it's still a serious investment, but if you want some of the best tube amp tones around, it's well worth it.
Price check: Guitar Center $1,839
Peavey Invective MH Mini: $799.99, now $699.99
The Peavey MH Mini is one of our most highly-rated amplifiers for metal guitar playing. Small but mighty, it carries the spirit of a 6505 in a much more compact and usable form factor. With a nice $100 discount at Musician's Friend, it's amazing value for money, and was designed in conjunction with Misha Mansoor or Periphery, who knows a thing or two about monster guitar tones.
Price check: Sweetwater $699.99 | Guitar Center $699.99
Prime Day guitar deals 2024: Prime Day FAQs
When is Prime Day 2024?
The Prime Day 2024 dates have now officially been confirmed as Tuesday 16 and Wednesday 17 July and you can expect a full 48-hours of deals. Some deals may also stick around for a few days after the event.
Other retailers who are taking advantage of Prime Day may launch their sales early to compete.
Do you need an Amazon Prime subscription to get a Prime Day deal?
To take advantage of the Prime Day music deals on Amazon itself, the answer is yes. If you’ve never been a Prime member before, Amazon often offers free trials (right now you can sign up for a 30-day free trial, so you could be tactical and sign up just before the event, then cancel your subscription once you’ve bagged a bargain.
If you’re a regular Amazon shopper, you might want to keep hold of that subscription though. Prime members get faster delivery, exclusive deals, access to Prime Music, Prime Video, and more.
Where can I find the best Prime Day guitar deals?
In recent years we've seen Amazon-only deals on brands like D'Addario (a couple of years back there was a 30% discount applied to 106 models), but there are plenty of discounts to be had on other sites too, with money off everything from amps and pedals to strings, wireless systems and more.
Usually, the likes of Guitar Center, Musician's Friend and Sweetwater all get in on the action.
Will any other music shops offer Prime Day guitar deals?
In addition to Amazon, we're also expecting to see deals from the likes of Fender Play and software giants IK Multimedia, alongside the usual retailer like Best Buy, Walmart and Target. If all of the above get in on the discounting action, we’re in for one hell of a guitar sale.
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I'm Guitar Player's eCommerce Editor. In addition to testing the latest music gear, it's my job to manage the buyer's guides on the site and help guitarists find the right gear and the best prices for them. I've been a guitar player for 30 years and a drummer for almost 20. I've worked in the music gear industry for 20 years, including 7 years as Editor of the UK's best-selling drum magazine Rhythm, and 5 years as a freelance music writer, during which time I worked with the world's biggest instrument brands including Boss, Laney and Roland.
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