Save 15% on a huge range of guitar gear at Guitar Center with this unmissable deal

Gibson Les Paul Traditional 2019
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As you’re probably aware, Guitar Center is home to some of the best guitar deals this Cyber Monday, but the US retail giant has taken it one louder with this incredible deal: 15% off absolutely everything.

So, if you’ve been patiently saving all year for a specific guitar, amp or pedal, whether it’s on offer or not, you can head over to Guitar Center and get this discount.

All you have to do is enter the code FRIDAY15 at the checkout, and those sweet, sweet savings will be yours.

Need some ideas on what to buy? Take a look at our guide to Guitar Center's best Cyber Monday deals of 2019.

15% off a huge range of gear at Guitar Center (opens in new tab)

15% off a huge range of gear at Guitar Center (opens in new tab)
Cyber Monday deals don’t get much better than this: simply enter the code FRIDAY15 at the checkout, and you’ll get 15% off all the guitars, amps and pedals your heart desires!

Cyber Monday deals from around the web

  • Amazon.com (opens in new tab) - new Black Friday deals every day
  • GuitarCenter.com (opens in new tab) - loads of great pre-Black Friday deals for musicians
  • Sweetwater.com (opens in new tab) - save up to 74% on gear for guitarists
  • SamAsh.com (opens in new tab) - score savings on thousands of products
  • Zzounds.com (opens in new tab) - make big holiday savings on music equipment
  • MusiciansFriend.com (opens in new tab) - save up to 15% with code CYBERWEEK19
  • Walmart.com (opens in new tab) - great deals on music gear

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Michael Astley-Brown

Mike is Editor-in-Chief of GuitarWorld.com, in addition to being an offset fiend and recovering pedal addict. He has a master's degree in journalism, and has spent the past decade writing and editing for guitar publications including MusicRadar (opens in new tab), Total Guitar and Guitarist, as well as the best part of 20 years performing in bands of variable genre (and quality). In his free time, you'll find him making progressive instrumental rock under the nom de plume Maebe (opens in new tab).