Black Friday Guitar Deals 2025: find the best deals and biggest savings with the help of our experts

Black Friday is here and retailers like Amazon, Sweetwater, Thomann, Reverb and zZounds have massive savings for guitars, amps and effects regardless of your budget.

Where’s the best place to shop? Well, if you’re in the UK or the EU, there are some great deals to be had at Thomann and Amazon, as well as Reverb and PMT. In the US, you’ll be able to grab some savings at Guitar Center, Amazon, Reverb and zZounds.

The Guitar.com team is primed to find the best deals for you across Black Friday and Cyber Monday – so be sure to check back here, as this page will be regularly updated with our best picks over the next four days. You can check out the best options to shop for guitar deals at a glance below, and read on to find our editor’s picks:

USA deals

Black Friday events have well and truly arrived at US-based outlets Sweetwater and Reverb – check out our top picks below.

Save $50 on the UAFX Anti

The UAFX Anti is an awesome all-in-one metal rig, and has just recently received a major firmware update that adds a whole load of features. Could it be the heart of your new direct rig?

Save $60 on the Walrus Audio Silt

What do you think of sonically when you think of Walrus Audio? Maybe the subtle wobble of the Julia, the considered amp emulation of the ACS1 or the textural pads of the Slo. The Silt, however, drives a truck through any expectations of boutique subtlety, and starts ripping a guitar-burning octave-fuzzed solo, standing windswept on the flaming wreckage, and it’s on sale right now for Black Friday at Sweetwater.

Save $31 on the Pro Co RAT

An awesome versatile distortion pedal that everyone should give a go at least once. It’s normally affordable anyway, but it’s a no-brainer right now for Black Friday.

Save $200 on the Martin 000 Jr Sapele

The 000 Jr Sapele was a steal at full-price, but Sweetwater have a killer deal on the guitar for Black Friday that takes an incredible $200 off the base price of the guitar, making it just $549.

Save on Warm Audio pedals

Warm Audio makes their own affordable takes on otherwise hard-to-find gear – and for Black Friday, its pedals are even more enticing! Both the Centavo, a Klon-alike that costs one 20th of the original, and the ODD Box, an OCD-inspired pedal free of the controversy, are discounted.

Save $30 on the Positive Grid Spark Go at Sweetwater

We called it “the first truly great portable electric guitar amp” – and it has a great discount right now, along side a whole host of other Positive Grid amplifiers at Sweetwater. Check it out!

Charvel MJ So-Cal Style 1 HSS FR M on Reverb – was $1,679, now $899

Courtesy of Franklin Guitar Works, this Charvel MJ So-Cal Style 1 HSS FR M is now discounted by almost $800 at Reverb. This Superstrat-style electric guitar is loaded with a trio of Seymour Duncan pickups – a humbucker in the bridge position and single coils in the middle and neck position – as well as a Gotoh double-locking tremolo for those juicy divebombs. And at an original price of $1,679 that’s a humungous 47% saving, so it would be rude not to…

MXR TBM1 Tom Morello Power 50 Overdrive on Reverb – nearly 70% off

The MXR Power 50 is a signature overdrive for Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello, so you can bet your bottom dollar (which you won’t be reduced to with this killer deal) that it’ll provide all the gnarly gain flavourings you’re after. Its circuitry even uses the same MOSFET technology to recreate the preamp stages of Morello’s own amp. It’s usually priced at $199.99, but it’s now just $64.99 (a 68% saving!). Get yours now.

Squier Limited Edition Paranormal Jazzmaster XII on Reverb – only $299

Let’s face it, every guitarist needs a 12-string in their collection – those jangly natural chorus-type tones are just indispensable. And right now at Reverb, you can get this Squier Limited Edition Paranormal Jazzmaster XII in Sherwood Green at over 40% off, meaning you pay just $299 instead of $517. That’s a bargain if ever we saw one.

Electro-Harmonix JHS Pedals Lizard Queen Octave Fuzz on Reverb – just $45

Perhaps you’re looking for a stocking filler ahead of Christmas? Well, a sub-$50 effects pedal is sure to do the trick, isn’t it? This Lizard Queen Octave Fuzz from Electro-Harmonix and JHS Pedals is just $44.95, and is based on a unique transistor-based octave fuzz distortion circuit designed by JHS head honcho Josh Scott.

See more Reverb deals here.

Save $200 on Walrus Audio’s Mako D1 delay at Sweetwater

The Mako D1 is an extremely fully-featured pedal, with stereo, MIDI, and more delay modes than you can shake an echoey stick at. At the time, we  gave it a 10/10 and said: “There’s a startling amount of functionality available here – far more than we could hope to cover even in a review of double this length – in fact it’s no exaggeration to say that we are confident the D1 is capable of just about any existing delay texture as well as myriad yet to be discovered.”

All that makes it pretty appealing on its own. But for Black Friday, Sweetwater has discounted the pedal by a whopping $200! Make no mistake – even though the unit has been surpassed in some ways with the MkII (different to the V2 – confusing, yes) – a pedal like this for only $149 is an absolute bargain. Check out the deal below:

Save $10.63 on GHS’ GBL-6 Guitar Boomers Electric Guitar Strings at Sweetwater – were $37.62, now $26.99

A great stocking stuffer for the guitarist in your life? This six-pack of GHS Boomers is now even better value thanks to a discount down to just $26.99. Breaking a string without a backup is any guitarist’s worst nightmare – one that can be avoided if you stock up!

Save $18.75 on a RockBoard by Warwick Tres 3.1 Pedalboard at Sweetwater – was $124.99, now $106.24

The Rockboard Tres 3.1 Pedalboard is a great mid-sized option for guitarists of all stripes. With a lightweight build and easily cable-managed design, you also have the ability to add a Rockboard Mod module to expand the board out with a patch bay or other utility connections – perfect for easy setups and teardowns, while keeping things neat!

Save $194.9 on a Electro-Harmonix Soul POG at Sweetwater – was $324.8, now $129.90

Want some polyphonic octaves but with a little more grit than the standard POG? There’s a huge discount of 50% to be had on this Electro-Harmonix Soul POG, a dual pedal that mashes up the Klon-inspired drive sounds of the Soul Food with the multi-octave pitching of the POG, allowing for some awesome overdriven octave sounds – and for only $129.90, you’re effectively getting two amazing effects for the price of one!

Save $170 on a PRS Sonzera 20 combo amp at Sweetwater – was $1099, now $929

This 20-watt 1×12 tube amplifier can handle everything from the most pristine of cleans to thick, saturated crunch. You also get all of the bells and whistles you might need from a modern tube amplifier, including footswitch control, an effects loop, and multiple speaker outputs to expand your sound. However, the included 12-inch celestion speaker and 20 watts of tube power will still do a great job at projecting you over most drummers!

Save $100 on a Exclusive Olive Green Line 6 HX Stomp – was $699, now $599

For Black Friday you can save $100 on a Sweetwater-exclusive Olive Green variant of the HX Stomp, one of the most powerful modelling units out there, packing tons of different tones into a pedalboard-friendly unit that leverages Line 6’s decades of digital experience. Perfect if the only analogue pedal in your rig is a Sovtek Big Muff, and you want to keep a consistent colour scheme!

Save $300 on a Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335 in Pelham Blue – was $1299, now $999

Dave Grohl’s hard-to-find signature Gibson Trini Lopez 335 graced the Epiphone product lineup and finally allowed Foo fans a bit more an accessible version of his cooler-than-cool semi-hollow. For Black Friday you can save a substantial $300 on the guitar, which is a pretty faithful affordable version of Grohl’s ultra-rare Gibson Custom DG-335 signature model – down to using the very same Gibson USA Burstbucker pickups.

See more Sweetwater deals here.

Early Deals – UK/EU

Thomann has led the charge with some great early deals, especially on the acoustic front. But there are savings for everyone, no matter what style you play.

Save £1487 on the Taylor 514ce Urban Ironbark

Across the whole event of Black Friday, there are some deals that just knock you flat on your back, and this is definitely one of those. At Thomann right now you can save well over a grand on one of the most interesting acoustics that’s ever graced our review bench.

Save €165 on a Epiphone 1959 Les Paul Standard

This Les Paul Standard is perhaps the best bonafide Les Paul you can get for this amount of money – particularly on Black Friday! The collaboration with the Gibson Custom shop grants this Epiphone a true Gibson-like headstock, and two USA Custombucker Alnico 3 humbuckers for high-fidelity, touch-responsive tone.

Save €160 on an Epiphone 1960 Les Paul Special DC TVY

Another collaboration with the Gibson Custom Shop, this double-pickup double-cut is an awesome simple rock machine, with a pair of P90s and a slab mahogany body – great for everything from old-school 70s rock to stoner doom fuzz.

Save €99 on an Epiphone Korina Explorer Aged Natural

One of the oldest and coolest out-there guitar designs, along with its sibling the V – the Explorer says one thing, and that thing is //rock// – as Lzzy Hale has recently opined. This 1950s-inspired example from Epiphone comes with a korina neck and body with an aged natural finish for a vintage vibe.

Save €188 on an Epiphone Hummingbird Deluxe

An awesome acoustic entry into the Inspired by Gibson Custom collection, this high-end epiphone comes with a solid spruce top, solid rosewood back and sides, an ebony fretboard and a mahogany neck for a classic sound – as well as some equally classic Hummingbird aesthetic appointments. For Black Friday, there’s a great saving of 13% off, so whether you’re looking to take your first steps into the world of acoustics or upgrade your rig this is a great option.

Save £24 on a Harley Benton DNAfx GiT at Thomann – was £129, now £105

Maybe you’re new to the world of digital modelling and want to just dip a toe in – or maybe you’re a beginner guitarist on a budget. The DNAfx GiT is a great option in either case, even more so with a chunk of change knocked off the price!

Save £90 on a Martin GPC 10e Roadseries Special at Thomann – was £879, now £789

One of the best-sounding, affordable Martins out there, this guitar is also utterly beautiful, with a rich dark finish for its solid sapele back and sides.

Save £23 on a Boss Katana Mini X in limited-edition Blue at Thomann – was £145, now £122

Portable yet powerful, there’s a great discount on this pint-sized amp from Boss, finished in a cool limited-edition blue so you can stand out while you play.

Save £855 on a Martin Custom D18 at Thomann – was £5299, now £4444

This top-of-the-line Martin D18 is perhaps the pinnacle of the brand’s instrument design, and you can save a whopping £855 right now. Perfect if you want to really up your acoustic game in 2026!

See more Thomann deals here.

When is Black Friday 2025?

Black Friday 2025 will officially commence on 28 November 2025, with Cyber Monday 2025 falling on Monday, December 1, 2025. Across this weekend you’ll want to keep an eye on all of your favourite retailers, and indeed this very site – Guitar.com will be trawling the guitar world to find you the biggest and the best deals we can, on everything from string-winders to seven-strings.

It’s important to not just focus on the physical gear, too! Deals on plugins and amp sims are standar often featuring really hefty discounts. If you’re a bedroom producer, it’s a great time to stock your virtual gear collection with some industry-leading plugins without breaking the bank.

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