Memorial Day is here, and Guitar Center has launched an epic Memorial Day Sale, which offers up to 35% off a massive range of gear until May 29th. So, if you’re on the lookout for a new electric guitar, acoustic guitar, guitar amp or effects pedal, then head on over for a browse while stocks last.
Just like last year, Guitar Center is currently having a massive sale on a wide variety of popular brands such as Fender, Epiphone, Gibson, Martin, Boss, Blackstar, and more. It's a fantastic opportunity to snag some awesome deals. If you need some help navigating through the 800+ products on sale, we've highlighted a few top picks for you below.
First up, we've found a whopping $150 off the Martin Special D, which is now down to only $899. This is a very special deal on an equally special guitar from Martin, the company that brought you the quintessential all-American flat-top. Martin invented the Dreadnought, and this all-solid Special D model features an x-braced Sitka spruce top and sapele (also known as sapele mahogany) back and sides.
Next up, and keeping things American, we have the stunning Gibson Les Paul Standard '50s P-90, which has a generous $200 slashed off the price. This retro throwback delivers stellar vintage tones with a seriously chunky neck and outstanding finishing.
Not a Les Paul fan? Well, you'll want to check out the gorgeous limited edition HSS Fender Player Strat in Sienna Sunburst. Now with a sizable $130 discount, this humbucker-equipped Strat is fiercely versatile and a total steal at this price.
Shop more Memorial Day sales
- Amazon: Today's top deals on Fender, more
- Fender: 30% off Player, Affinity, more
- Fender Play: 50% off w/code guitarworld50
- Guitar Tricks: Get 1 month of lessons for just $1
- IK Multimedia: Up to 67% off Total Studio 4
- Musician's Friend: Up to 40% off Gibson, Martin
- Native Instruments: 50% off Guitar Rig Pro 7
- Positive Grid: Savings on the OG Spark
- Reverb: Like-new, used, and vintage gear
- Sweetwater: Huge Memorial Day pedal sale
- Waves: Bag 3 plugins for 60 bucks
- Yamaha: Shop the huge Spring Sale
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