This year's official Cyber Monday Positive Grid deals have turned into the Positive Grid Cyber Week sale! Their up to 50% off Cyber Week sale includes up to 50% off a range of hardware and software. If you came here looking for Spark 2 savings, we're afraid that has been and gone. There are still plenty of ways to save though, which we've catalogued below.
One of our favorite practice amps has been hit with a significant discount in the sale, with a hefty $40 reduction on the Positive Grid Spark Mini. The perfect combination of volume, portability, functionality, and a ridiculous amount of modeled tones to choose from, it's a brilliant bit of kit to have sitting on your desk for whenever inspiration strikes.
Nearly all of PG's smart amps have discounts in the sale, so it's well worth a browse if you're in the market for something new. We'll be keeping this page updated with all the latest deals and the most accurate prices. and we'll also be looking at other retailers to see if any of their lineup is available cheaper beyond the official Positive Grid website.
⚡ Quick links
The best place to find Positive Grid discounts right now is the Positive Grid site itself. You may also find some tasty offers on Positive Grid’s Amazon store, but you'll need to be a Prime member to secure the very best offers. Here are some quick links to best deals available today:
The Spark Mini has been a runaway success, and it's easy to see why. This clever little amp gives players all the features they loved about the original but in a smaller, even more practical format - and for Cyber Monday you can save a hefty $40. This is an amp a number of our team members keep on their desks at all times and is their go-to practice amp.
A superb mini amp that streaks ahead of the competition. Both the black and pearl editions have a $20 discount on the official PG site at the moment – that's the original pre-order price and a bit of a bargain if you ask us. If you’re short on space and need something compact that still gets loud when you need it to, then we don’t think it comes any better than this incredible mini practice amp.
The complicated and bulky nature of some wireless systems is enough to put you off even dipping your toe in the cable-free world. The Spark Link is different. It's discrete, tough as nails, and supremely easy to set up. It was already affordable, but with a further $20 off for a limited time, it's simply irresistible.
When we tested the Positive Grid Riff interface we said "if you're a guitarist looking for a streamlined, compact audio interface... the Riff has enough power to keep up with the rest of the pack, and is well-priced for beginner producers who want good quality guitar recordings." Today you can save a chunky $40 off.
❓ Cyber Monday Positive Grid deals FAQ
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When will the Positive Grid Cyber Monday deals happen?
Cyber Monday 2024 officially lands on Monday 2 December, bringing with it thousands upon thousand of amazing discounts on music gear and beyond. That said, as you've already read, the deals are already here!
The deals might change a little between Black Friday and Cyber Monday and we don't expect the deals to be restricted to just the four days of Cyber Weekend either.
Where can I find Cyber Monday Positive Grid deals?
Positive Grid primarily sells direct, so most of the best offers will be live right there on the Positive Grid site.
They also have a store on Amazon where we’ve seen great deals in the past. It’s unlikely Amazon will outstrip Positive Grid in terms of the calibre of deals, but it’s always worth checking both before you commit. That said, if you'd prefer not to give Amazon your cash, but still want a great Spark deal, it's good to know you have an alternative place to shop.
What deals can I expect?
Early in October Positive Grid dropped some surprise early deals as part of Amazon's Big Deal Days event. The biggest discount was up to 20% off select Spark amps and amp bundles, marking Positive Grid's first major discounts of the season.
For Cyber Monday itself last year there was some much chunkier discounts being handed out, including 35% off the White Pearl version of the Spark 40. A lot of the deals were extended well into the week after Cyber Monday, too.
For 2023, we’d put our money on savings being applied to the original Spark amp and Spark Pearl, the Spark Mini and the Riff interface and Spark Control wireless foot controller.
And of course, it’s almost guaranteed you will be able to save on Positive Grid’s awesome BIAS software, including the Omnyss collection that's just turned a year old.
Quick word of warning: we often see deals applied to strictly limited numbers of units. In the past Positive Grid has published the number of units available at a certain discount so it’s easy to see how long you have left before they run out. Usually once the units at the biggest discount are gone, they will release more at a smaller discount – you’ll kick yourself if you don’t bag the very best discount, so you’ll need to act fast to secure the premium savings.
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Will the Spark Go be on sale?
The Spark Go is Positive Grid's newest, and smallest, smart amp. It's stylish, portable and packs a real punch and, despite the size, offers all the smart features of it's larger siblings.
Will there be discounts on the Spark Go? The answer is yes! Currently the tiny powerhouse is up for grabs with a $20 discount, which puts it back to the special pre-order price it was prior to launch. It's not a massive saving, but any saving, however small, on killer product is welcome in our eyes.
Will the Spark Cab be on sale?
Same as the above, the Spark Cab has only just been released and, at the time of writing is only available to pre-order. That said, the pre-order price is $30 cheaper than the price you will pay once the cab is on general sale, so now might be the time to strike.
Our biggest tip to get ready for this year's Cyber Monday Positive Grid deals is to get your research done super early. Work out what you need, not just what you want, and get your wishlist together asap. Make a note of prices as early as possible so you know if a deal is really as good as it suggests when it drops into your inbox or appears on your social media feeds.
To help you create your dream shopping list, take some time out to explore our expert buying guides and product reviews. We've listed a few key ones below:
Here at Guitar World, we are experts in our field, with many years of playing guitar gear and product testing between us. We live and breathe everything guitar-related, and we draw on this knowledge and experience of using gear in live, recording and rehearsal scenarios when selecting the products we recommend.
First and foremost, we are players, and we want to match like-minded folk with the right products for them, at the best prices.
For us to recommend a deal on guitar gear it has to be a product we rate that’s a genuinely great price or part of a truly fantastic bundle. It’s also important that we only recommend retailers where you will have a positive shopping experience.
Why you can trust our choices
We spend a lot of our time scouring music retailers for fantastic deals on our favorite guitar gear. Not only is it our job to research and recommend the best gear in our buyer’s guides and reviews, but we’re also dedicated to helping musicians get the best deals on the stuff they need, too. After all, the only thing better than new gear day is a hearty discount.
We cover a lot of the big sales events throughout the year, including Memorial Day, 4th of July sales and Amazon Prime Day, and we have a good view on which products are likely to receive the biggest discounts and when, the prices they’ve been in the past and which deals are genuinely worth a look.
I'm Guitar World's eCommerce Editor. In addition to testing the latest music gear, it's my job to manage the 200+ buyer's guides on the site and help guitarists find the right gear and the best prices for them. I've been a guitar player for 30 years and a drummer for almost 20. I've worked in the music gear industry for 20 years, including 7 years as Editor of the UK's best-selling drum magazine Rhythm, and 5 years as a freelance music writer, during which time I worked with the world's biggest instrument brands including Boss, Laney and Roland.
