These are the best guitar pedal deals from this year's Prime Day

Laney guitar effects pedals: save 20% at Musician's Friend (opens in new tab)
The legendary UK amp brand has ventured into pedals in recent years – with spectacular results. Five of its pedals are available with a 20% discount at Musician's Friend: the Black Country Customs Spiral Array Chorus, Monolith Distortion, Secret Path Reverb, Steelpark Boost and Tony Iommi Signature Boost. To get this killer deal from Musician's Friend, simply enter the coupon code rocktober at the checkout.

IK Multimedia iRig Stomp I/O - $299.99 $249.99 (opens in new tab)
(opens in new tab)Team the iRig Stomp I/O with your iOS device, and it becomes a handy self-contained multi-effects-style unit for practice with headphones – but also provides the practical means to use AmpliTube on stage or switch effects on the fly. And it's now available with $50 off at Musician's Friend.

Peterson StroboStomp HD: $139 $111 at Musician's Friend (opens in new tab)
It's one of the best tuner pedals on the market right now, and you can save an almighty 20% on the asking price for a limited time. Peterson tuners are famed for their accuracy, and the StroboStomp HD's high-definition screen has never made it easier to tune up fast. And that's not to mention the true bypass switching and over 100 onboard 'sweetened tunings'. Enter the coupon code rocktober to save 20% at the Musician's Friend checkout.

MXR M66S Classic Overdrive pedal $59 $39 at Guitar Center (opens in new tab)
If you’re looking to add overdrive without changing your fundamental guitar or amp tone, MXR has you covered with this no-nonsense drive pedal – now at an insanely low price.

MXR M86 Classic Distortion pedal $59 $39 at Guitar Center (opens in new tab)
An original MXR design, this distortion circuit aims to provide everything from overdrive to distortion, with an amp-like dynamic response. It’s a shoo-in for your pedalboard at just $39.

MXR M69 Prime Distortion pedal $59 $49 at Guitar Center (opens in new tab)
Anyone who longs for the era of ’80s hard-rock tone would be well-advised to give the Prime Distortion a go, with its classic hard-clipping sounds. At $49, it’s a no-brainer.

Boss ME-80 Multi-Effects Pedal: $299 $249 at Guitar Center (opens in new tab)
Positively crammed with killer-sounding Boss effects and amp models, the ME-80 is one of the best budget multi-effects pedals you can buy. And now with $50 off at Guitar Center, it could be one of the best FX deals this Prime Day.

Pigtronix Infinity Looper 2: Get 15% off! (opens in new tab)
Spend $170 at Musician's Friend and you'll get a pedal with a number of control options and a dual-loop design that allows you to switch between parts during recording or overdubbing. Enter code rocktober at checkout.

TC Electronic Flashback Mini Delay pedal | $119, now $99 (opens in new tab)
No matter how cramped your pedalboard, you can find room for this teeny delay pedal – and thanks to TC’s TonePrint technology, it can handle just about any delay sound you can think up, too. It's available with $20 off at Sweetwater.

Save $50 on the 'Stomptrooper' edition of Line 6's HX Stomp (opens in new tab)
For just a hair under $600, you get space for 126 presets, over 300 effects and amps, the HX Stomp's trademark triple capacitive-footswitch setup and a whole lot more - all with a sleek, decidedly galactic look.

Ernie Ball Expression Overdrive: was $149, now $74.99 (opens in new tab)
Get full control over your gain levels with this expression pedal-equipped transparent overdrive pedal, now half-price in the Sweetwater sale.

Ernie Ball Ambient Delay: was $125, now $74.99 (opens in new tab)
Fade in your delay and reverb using this smart pedal’s built-in expression pedal, and save over $50 while you’re at it.

Ernie Ball Ambient Delay: was $125, now $74.99 (opens in new tab)
Fade in your delay and reverb using this smart pedal’s built-in expression pedal, and save over $50 while you’re at it.