Thomann just boosted their Cyber Week sale with a deluge of fresh deals on guitars, pedals, and more – save up to 70% on gear while stock lasts

A Jeff Beck Epiphone electric guitar lying on a guitar case
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It's the biggest day of the year when it comes to savings on guitar gear, and if you're looking for a Black Friday guitar deal you're in the right place. Thomann just added a slew of fresh savings to their massive Cyber Week sale, with discounts reaching the lofty heights of up to 70% off. There's some truly staggering savings to be had here, so it's well worth a gander if you want some new gear.

Whether you're after a new guitar, pedal, amp, accessory, or anything else, Thomann has one of the largest selections of products the UK and EU have to offer, making it a great place to grab a bargain. I've had a look through the sale already to see what's available, and picked out 5 of my favorite deals for you below.

Epiphone Jeff Beck Oxblood 1954 Les Paul
Save 18% (£220)
Epiphone Jeff Beck Oxblood 1954 Les Paul: was £1,199 now £979 at Thomann
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We gave this awesome Epiphone 4.5 stars out of 5 in our review, so if you want some extra bang for your buck this Black Friday then it's definitely worth checking out the Epiphone Jeffe Beck Oxblood 1954 Les Pual. It's got a huge £220 discount in the Thomann sale, and with a pair of Custombuckers and 50s wiring, it's a great way to get vintage guitar tones for less.

Strandberg Boden Essential
Save 13% (£148)
Strandberg Boden Essential: was £1,138 now £990 at Thomann
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This guitar looks wild, but it's one of the most playable instruments I've ever had my hands on. The EndurNeck profile takes some getting used to, but within minutes you'll be flying across the neck of the Strandberg Boden Essential. It's got a hefty £148 reduction at Thomann taking it below a grand, so if you want the ultimate in playability this is a great way to get it for less.

Joyo R-06 O.M.B Looper/Drum Machine
Save 19% (£16)
Joyo R-06 O.M.B Looper/Drum Machine: was £85 now £69 at Thomann
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I’ve used quite a few Joyo pedals over the past few years and they really are superb value for money, even at full price. This Joyo R-07 OMB has got a hefty 19% reduction bringing it just below the £70 mark. With a 40-minute looper, 7 drum kits with 7 drum beats each, and a tap tempo button, it could be just the boon your guitar playing needs going into the new year.

Ibanez FRH10N
Save 19% (£83)
Ibanez FRH10N: was £441 now £358 at Thomann
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Looking very much like Ibanez’s Tim Henson signature, this sleek-looking nylon string acoustic is perfect for those players who want to eschew classical styling and play their fingerstyle with a modern touch. It’s not for traditionalists, that much is obvious, but with a nice £83 off in the sale it’s a great way to get a unique guitar for a lot less.

Gibson Les Paul 68 Custom Reissue
Save 6% (£343)
Gibson Les Paul 68 Custom Reissue: was £5,333 now £4,990 at Thomann
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If you really want to push the boat out this year, this Gibson Les Paul 68 Custom Reissue has got a cool £343 reduction in the Thomann sale, letting you own a Gibson Custom Shop model for less. With 68 CustomBuckers, Kluson WaffleBack tuning machines, CTS potentiometers, and a no-wire ABR-1 bridge, this is a thoroughbred LP through and through.

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Matt McCracken
Junior Deals Writer

Matt is a Junior Deals Writer here at Guitar World. He regularly tests and reviews music gear with a focus on guitars, amps, pedals, modelers, and pretty much anything else guitar-related. Matt worked in music retail for 5 years at Dawsons Music and Northwest Guitars and has written for various music sites including MusicRadar, Guitar Player, Guitar.com, Ultimate Guitar, and Thomann’s t.blog. A regularly gigging guitarist with over 20 years of experience playing live and writing and recording in bands, he's performed everything from jazz to djent, gigging all over the country in more dingy venues than you can shake a drop-tuned guitar at.

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