The Fender Aerodyne Special Stratocaster is one of best guitars I reviewed this year – and now the entire range has $200 off I might be adding it to my collection on a permanent basis

Fender Aerodyne Special Cyber Monday guitar deals
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Earlier this year, I had the pleasure of reviewing a Fender Aerodyne Special Stratocater – a new-and-improved Japanese-made Strat that left a lasting impression on me. In fact, I was so impressed with the uber-ergonomic instrument that I’d put it up there as one of my favorite guitars I reviewed this year (and I’ve had my hands on a fair few). 

With that in mind, I’m pleased to report Sweetwater has slashed the price of its Aerodyne Special stock not once, but twice, meaning each instrument is now available for $799.99 for a limited time only.

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Fender Aerodyne guitars and basses: up to $550 off

Fender Aerodyne guitars and basses: up to $550 off
We all love Fender's made-in-Japan guitars here at GW. Love 'em. They rarely make it to US shores, but the high-spec Aerodyne Special series did… and they're seeing massive discounts right now. Fender has slashed the price of these guitars and basses twice over the weekend, meaning you can now get any one of the series for just $799, rather than the original $1,299+. I reviewed one of 'em earlier this year, and couldn't find fault in its sultry curves, smooth-operating Babicz trem and endlessly playable satin-finished neck. At this price, I'm tempted to add one to my collection on a permanent basis.

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Matt Owen
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Matt is the GuitarWorld.com News Editor, and has been writing and editing for the site for five years. He has a Masters in the guitar, a degree in history, and has spent the last 19 years playing everything from blues and jazz to indie and pop. During his GW career, he’s interviewed Peter Frampton, Zakk Wylde, Tosin Abasi, Matteo Mancuso and more, and has profiled the CEOs of Guitar Center and Fender.

When he’s not combining his passion for writing and music during his day job, Matt performs with indie rock duo Esme Emerson, and has previously opened for the likes of Ed Sheeran, Keane, Japanese House and Good Neighbours.