![]() (Image credit: Getty/Bradley Olson/EyeEm) Where to find the best Prime Day guitar deals There's also a student tier available that currently costs $7.49/£3.99 per month or $69/£39 per year. There are plenty of perks to being an Amazon Prime Member, of course, including faster delivery options, exclusive deals and access to Prime Music and Prime Video, so it could be worth becoming a fully paid up member if you're a regular Amazon shopper.Īt the time of writing, a monthly Amazon Prime subscription costs $14.99/£7.99 (which you can cancel at any time) and a yearly option is $139/£79. ![]() Amazon always offers free trials (opens in new tab) to those who haven't used the service before, so if you were feeling tactical you could sign up for a free trial closer to the event, grab the most enticing bargains and then cancel your subscription once the items are in your hands, but we didn’t tell you to do that. If you want to take advantage of Amazon’s Prime Day guitar deals the answer is a big fat yes. ![]() ![]() You can keep tabs on any further developments at Amazon's own Prime Day page (opens in new tab). Last year, Prime Day returned to its usual mid-year slot, with two days of bargains taking place on June 21 and 22.Īs confirmed by Amazon, Prime Day 2022 will take place on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 July.Īnd yes, you read that right, Prime Day is not actually a single day event at all, with a whopping 48-hours of deals, sales and discounts. The last couple of years have been a little weird, for obvious reasons, meaning in 2020 it was delayed until October. Native Instruments: Shop the sounds of summer sale - up to 50% off (opens in new tab)Īmazon Prime Day has traditionally always taken place at some point in July.IK Multimedia: Bag 53 products for the price of 1! (opens in new tab).Positive Grid: Save big on the Spark amp and Bias software (opens in new tab).Plugin Boutique: Huge discounts on Eventide, Native Instruments and more (opens in new tab).Waves: Analogue plugins and bundles from just $29.99 (opens in new tab).Sweetwater: All the latest guitar offers, in one place (opens in new tab).Musician's Friend: Up to 60% off guitar accessories in electric guitar month (opens in new tab).Guitar Center: Gear up to gig with money off live gear (opens in new tab).Thomann: All the hottest deals, in one place (opens in new tab).Amazon: Today's top deals and early Prime Day offers (opens in new tab).There are no official Prime Day guitar deals around just yet, but these are the places to find music gear bargains right now: View Deal (opens in new tab) Prime Day music deals: Quick links We're here to help you save money and make your budget stretch further on six-string bargains, so keep your eyes peeled. This is your page to find all the latest information, any early deals we spot and all the biggest offers of the day. Last year we saw big sales launched by the likes of Guitar Center (opens in new tab) - they offered up to 20% off live gear and a mega $160 off a Fender Player Strat! We're keen to see what Sweetwater (opens in new tab), Musician's Friend (opens in new tab) and Positive Grid (opens in new tab) dish out too. Of course, Prime Day is Amazon's own invention - and there should be plenty of Prime Day guitar bargains to be had at the retail giant - but that doesn't mean the price-slashing action will be exclusive to Jeff Bezos' gang in our experience plenty of non-Amazon retailers get in on the Prime Day fun too. We're expecting this year's Prime Day to deliver guitar-based bargains on everything from electric guitars and guitar amps to acoustic guitar strings and bass amps. This is the ideal time to save money on a tasty new axe, or stock up on accessories while they're dirt cheap. So, this year's Prime Day guitar deals will be dropping on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 July. Amazon has just announced the official dates for Prime Day 2022.
0 Comments
Leave a Reply. |
AuthorWrite something about yourself. No need to be fancy, just an overview. ArchivesCategories |