If you’re looking for a great deal on guitar gear, then Guitar Center’s Guitar-A-Thon should be your first stop. With huge discounts of up to 20% on top guitar brands it’s a great way to bag yourself a bargain. You can save big on electric guitars, acoustic guitars, and bass guitars, as well as some limited guitar pedals and amplifiers too in the GC spring sale. These savings are only available until May 3rd, and there are a lot of great deals here so we wouldn’t hang around too long if something takes your fancy.
The Guitar Center spring sale only went live earlier this morning, but we’ve already seen some head-turning deals, including a massive $220 off this Fender Player Precision Bass, taking it well below a grand. Featuring the classic split coil pickup design this bass delivers that signature P-Bass growl and the all-black design looks incredible.
If you thought that was a big price cut, how about $500 off this Gibson Les Paul Traditional Pro V? Available in a range of beautiful satin finishes this guitar has the DNA of a classic Les Paul, with some more modern appointments like weight relief, asymmetrical neck profile, and compound radius fretboard.
If a Gibson is a little out of your price range, fear not because there are loads of great deals on lower-cost guitars too. This Squier Classic Vibe Tele Thinline is an absolute stunner, and even more tantalizing with a cool $70 off the regular cost. The limited edition finish matches sonic blue with a gold anodized scratchplate, whilst the classic three-saddle Tele bridge lineup delivers that signature ‘twang’ by the bucketload.
There’s also a limited selection of discounts available including 10% off MXR guitar pedals, as well as discounts on REVV guitar amplifiers, and some ever-handy savings on guitar accessories too, so plenty of reasons to have a browse - even if you’re not looking to add to your guitar collection.
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