Tired of endlessly scrolling for Prime Day savings? Try our AI-powered chatbot to find a great guitar deal fast

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There’s not long to go until the Prime Day sale ends and we’re not sure about you, but it’s exhausting searching through the endless Amazon product list trying to find a great deal on guitar gear. We're very qualified to comment as we've been hunting down the very best Prime Day guitar deals for the last few days, and to be honest with you we need a lie down! If you’re getting weary of the endless scroll, then we’ve got just the antidote for you.

Combining the knowledge of our expert authors with the power of artificial intelligence, we’ve built a Prime Day chatbot that will make it easy for you to discover the best deals that specifically fit your needs, saving you both time and money. So whether you’re after some new guitar cables or you want to go all out and add to your electric guitar collection, chances are you’ll find it here. 

Fender Player Stratocaster: 20% off at Fender

Fender Player Stratocaster: 20% off at Fender
A bunch of great value guitars just got a whole lot better as Fender slashes the price of a number of limited edition Player Stratocasters. For a limited time, you can save a generous 20% over at the Fender site. 

ProCo RAT2: Was $126.99, now $79.99

ProCo RAT2: Was $126.99, now $79.99
One of the most famous distortion pedals ever made, the ProCo RAT2 has got an absolutely massive discount in the Amazon Prime Day sale. With a versatility that ranges from fuzzy distortion to boosting leads to cut through, this classic stompbox is worthy of a place on any guitarist's pedalboard.

Price check: Sweetwater $89.99 | Guitar Center $89.99

Squier 40th Anniversary J-Bass: $499.99, $299.99

Squier 40th Anniversary J-Bass: $499.99, $299.99
Prefer the stylish look and sleek feel of the iconic jazz Bass? Well, you're in luck, Amazon has slashed $200 off the price of the Squier 40th Anniversary Jazz Bass bringing it down to only $299.99! Don't worry if Seafoam Greeb isn't your thing, there are multiple colors available. 

SSL2 USB interface: $269.99, now $179.99

SSL2 USB interface: $269.99, now $179.99
Is your current interface due an upgrade? Well, it may be a perfect time to grab yourself the incredibly popular Solid State Logic SSL 2 interface. Built with premium components found on their legendary studio consoles,  there really is no better way to get that iconic sound quality at home, especially with 110 bucks knocked off the price.

Positive Grid Spark: Was $299, now $239

Positive Grid Spark: Was $299, now $239
Positive Grid’s Spark 40 amp regularly tops ‘best of’ lists here at Guitar World thanks to its excellent range of tones and practice tools. It’s the perfect option for players short on space who need a desktop or practice amp and is currently down to just $239 in the Amazon Prime Day sale, giving you a saving of $60.

Fender Redondo Player: $449.99, now $360

Fender Redondo Player: $449.99, now $360
Stand out from the crowd with this vivid acoustic offering from Fender. The solid-topped Redondo is the perfect instrument for electric players that want to move into the realm of acoustic guitars. With its bellowing tone, slim-taper mahogany neck and instantly recognizable 6-in-line headstock, this guitar is a fan favorite here at Guitar World.

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Matt McCracken
Junior Deals Writer

Matt is a Junior Deals Writer here at Guitar World. He regularly tests and reviews music gear with a focus on guitars, amps, pedals, modelers, and pretty much anything else guitar-related. Responsible for over 60 buying guides, a large part of his role is helping guitarists find the best deals on gear. Matt worked in music retail for 5 years at Dawsons Music and Northwest Guitars and has written for various music sites including MusicRadar, Guitar Player, Guitar.com, Ultimate Guitar, and Thomann’s t.blog. A regularly gigging guitarist with over 20 years of experience playing live and producing bands, he's performed everything from jazz to djent, gigging all over the country in more dingy venues than you can shake a drop-tuned guitar at. When he's not holed up in his home studio recording new songs or tweaking with pedal settings, you’ll find him making a racket with Northern noise hounds JACKALS