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Top 10 Prime Day Guitar Deals​

Top 10 Prime Day Deals, Amazon Prime

Amazon Prime Day is here (July 16-17). Whether you're a veteran player or just picking up your first guitar, these are some bargains you don't want to miss. Check out more deals here! https://amzn.to/3LskPRV


Line 6 Catalyst, Black, 60-Watt, 1x12

First, the Line 6 Catalyst 60-Watt 1x12 Combo Amplifier for $299.99 is a solid pick. It offers versatile tones and is built to handle anything from clean jazz to heavy rock.

Line 6
$299.99 $239.99

MOOER SD30i Practice Guitar Amp Portable Smart Amplifier

For those who enjoy practicing on the go, the MOOER Practice Portable Intelligent Bluetooth Guitar Amplifier at $109.99 offers Bluetooth connectivity, so you can jam wherever you are.

Mooer
$289.00 $231.20

Pyle Multi-Guitar Stand 7 Slot Display Rack

A reliable stand is a must, and the Pyle Guitar Stand at just $30.99 is both sturdy and foldable.

Pyle
$49.99 $30.99

Positive Grid Spark MINI 10W Portable Smart Guitar Amp & Bluetooth Speaker

If you need a portable speaker, the Positive Grid Portable Bluetooth Speaker for $183 packs a punch despite its compact size, making it great for practice sessions and small gigs.

Positive Grid
$229.99 $183.00

AeroBand Guitar Smart Guitar


For beginners or those looking to try something different, the Stringless Removable Fretboard Guitar for Beginners and Teenagers is a unique, user-friendly option. Designed for learning the basics without the intimidation of traditional strings.

Aeroband
$499.00 $379.05

D'addario Nickel Wound Electric Guitar Strings


Beyond Amazon, there are some fantastic deals from other retailers. Sweetwater has the D’Addario EXL110 Regular Light Nickel Wound Electric Strings 10-Pack for $38.49.

D'Addario
$54.99 $38.49

PRS Sonzera 20 20-watt 1 x 12-inch Tube Combo Amp

The PRS Sonzera 20 20-Watt 1x12-Inch Tube Combo at $1,099.00 offers those rich, warm tube tones. For a limited time, you can buy any PRS amplifier, and get a free PRS pedal of your choice, a $349.00 value.

PRS
$1,099.00

Fender American Ultra Stratocaster Maple Fingerboard Electric Guitar Cobra Blue

The Fender American Ultra Stratocaster with a Maple Fingerboard in Cobra Blue at $1,979.99 is a bit pricier but worth every penny for its playability and tone.

Fender
$2,199.99 $1,979.99

Squier Classic Vibe '70s Jaguar Limited-Edition Electric Guitar Daphne Blue

At Guitar Center, the Squier Classic Vibe ‘70s Jaguar Limited Edition Electric Guitar in Daphne Blue for $349.99 is a steal.

Squier
$459.99 $349.99

Boss DM-101 Delay Machine Pedal

Finally, for pedal enthusiasts, the Boss DM-101 Delay Machine Pedal at $449.99 from ProAudioStar is a must-have. It's a versatile pedal that can add a whole new dimension to your sound

Boss
$499.99 $399.99

So, whether you’re looking to upgrade your rig or just starting out, these deals are too good to pass up. Happy playing!

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