Get the stellar Boss Katana Artist 1x12 for just $499 with this limited deal

Boss Katana Artist 1x12 guitar amp
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You may not be gigging just yet, but when the time comes, you’d better be ready - and right now, Sweetwater has a killer deal going on one of the best gigging combo amps you can buy, with a whopping $100 slashed off the Boss Katana Artist 1x12, for a limited time only.

The Katana Artist 1x12 boasts five amp voicings, with a host of built-in effects, while the ability to record direct via line and USB outputs means it’s ideal for recording while you’re stuck at home, too.

This 100W combo is one of the Katana range’s flagship models, with additional tonal flexibility over the rest of the line-up, including cabinet resonance and line-out ‘air’ feel.

Boss launched the Katana-Artist MkII this year, but the original incarnation still stands up as one of of today’s best guitar amps, and is well worth your hard-earned cash.

That $100 discount knocks the price down to just $499 - but it’s available for a limited time only, so you’ll need to get yourself over to Sweetwater pronto to snap this one up.

Boss Katana Artist 1x12” 100-watt guitar amp: $599 $499
$499 at Sweetwater

Boss Katana Artist 1x12” 100-watt guitar amp: $599 $499
Whether you’re practicing, recording or (eventually) playing live, this hugely versatile combo has everything you need, and with $100 off, it’s an absolute steal.

Michael Astley-Brown
Editor-in-Chief, GuitarWorld.com

Mike has been Editor-in-Chief of GuitarWorld.com since 2019, and an offset fiend and recovering pedal addict for far longer. He has been writing and editing for guitar publications including MusicRadar, Total Guitar and Guitarist for over 15 years, and recording and performing in original and function bands for two decades-plus. During his career, he has interviewed everyone from John Frusciante to Chris Cornell, Matt Bellamy and Billy Corgan. His writing also appears in The Cambridge Companion to the Electric Guitar. In his free time, you'll find him making progressive instrumental rock as Maebe.