Prime Day guitar deals 2022: these deals are still live
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So, that was Prime Day! It was two days of massive Prime Day guitar deals at Amazon and beyond. We saw big money off string packs, Spark amps, budget pedals and loads more. While the main event may be done and dusted, there are still a few fantastic deals kicking about, if you know where to look. So, whether you’re looking to save money on a tasty new axe, or stock up on accessories while they’re dirt cheap, there’s still time to buy.
Prime Day usually delivers guitar-based bargains on everything from electric guitars and guitar amps to acoustic guitar strings and bass amps. Prime Day is Amazon’s own invention – and there are always plenty of Prime Day guitar bargains to be had at the retail giant – but that doesn’t mean the price-slashing action is exclusive to Jeff Bezos’ crew; just a quick scan of the deals below tells quite a different story.
This is your page to find all the latest information and all the biggest offers and everything you need to know about Prime Day – we’ll confirm next year’s dates as soon as they’re announced, right here.
We’re here to help you save money, get you prepped for heading back to school and make your budget stretch further on six-string bargains.
Prime Day music deals: Quick links
Prime Day is over, but there are still mega sales to shop. Here’s the best of them:
Prime Day guitar deals 2022: Live deals
These are the best deals that are still leave, even though Prime Day isn’t:
Prime Day music deals: Online lesson deals
Prime Day music deals: Electric guitar deals
Prime Day music deals: Acoustic guitar deals
Prime Day music deals: Bass deals
Prime Day music deals: Amp deals
Prime Day music deals: Pedal deals
Prime Day music deals: Strings & accessories
Prime Day music deals: Home recording deals
Prime Day guitar deals 2022 FAQ
When is Prime Day 2022?
Amazon Prime Day has traditionally always taken place at some point in July. The last couple of years have been a little weird, for obvious reasons, meaning in 2020 it was delayed until October. Last year, Prime Day returned to its usual mid-year slot, with two days of bargains taking place on June 21 and 22.
As confirmed by Amazon, Prime Day 2022 will take place on Tuesday 12 and Wednesday 13 July.
And yes, you read that right, Prime Day is not actually a single day event at all, with a whopping 48-hours of deals, sales and discounts.
You can keep tabs on any further developments at Amazon’s own Prime Day page (opens in new tab).
Do I need a Prime subscription for Prime Day?
If you want to take advantage of Amazon’s Prime Day guitar deals the answer is a big fat yes. Amazon always offers free trials (opens in new tab) to those who haven’t used the service before, so if you were feeling tactical you could sign up for a free trial closer to the event, grab the most enticing bargains and then cancel your subscription once the items are in your hands, but we didn’t tell you to do that…
There are plenty of perks to being an Amazon Prime Member, of course, including faster delivery options, exclusive deals and access to Prime Music and Prime Video, so it could be worth becoming a fully paid up member if you’re a regular Amazon shopper.
At the time of writing, a monthly Amazon Prime subscription costs $14.99/£7.99 (which you can cancel at any time) and a yearly option is $139/£79.
There’s also a student tier available that currently costs $7.49/£3.99 per month or $69/£39 per year.
Where can I find the best Prime Day guitar deals?
The various lockdowns of the last couple of years have seen an unprecedented rise in the number of new musicians and lapsed musicians returning to an instrument, and particularly the guitar, so we have faith that Amazon will cater to this new wave of guitarists and musicians by lining up plenty of fantastic Prime Day guitar deals.
Where can I find the best non-Amazon guitar deals?
In 2020 and 2021, in addition to Amazon, there were great guitar discounts doing the rounds from Fender Play (opens in new tab), Musician’s Friend (opens in new tab) and Guitar Center (opens in new tab), plus Walmart (opens in new tab) and Best Buy (opens in new tab) on everything from beginner acoustic guitars to reverb pedals. We’re hoping for more guitar activity from retailers including Sweetwater (opens in new tab) and Pro Audio Star (opens in new tab) in 2022. We heard whispers of some great guitar offers on the horizon, so watch this space.
Although it’s an Amazon invention, Prime Day has always created a buzz and gets people in the mood for a bargain. Because of this, we’re confident more retailers will get involved with great Prime Day guitar deals this year.
Last year we also saw certain retailers offer discount codes of up to 20% on a whole range of a great guitar gear.
Amazon product deals
With Prime Day being an Amazon invention, it’s likely you’ll find money off Amazon’s own products too. So, if you’ve been thinking about purchasing an Amazon Echo device, like the music-friendly Echo Studio, or the compact Echo Dot, Prime Day could be the time to get a big discount. In 2021, Amazon was running deals on its smart speakers with bundles that included free subscriptions to their Music Unlimited streaming service.
Amazon is also responsible for rad gadgets like the Ring video doorbell and Kindle e-readers too. Head over to Amazon’s Prime Day deals page (opens in new tab) for all the latest early offers.
Prime Day guitar deals: Last year’s deal highlights
These are the best Prime Day guitar deals from last year. Keep your eyes peeled this year for similar offers.
Prime Day guitar deals: Electric guitar & bass deals
Prime Day guitar deals: Last year’s acoustic guitar deals
Prime Day guitar deals: Last year’s amp deals
Prime Day guitar deals: Last years effects deals
Prime Day guitar deals: Last year’s guitar accessory deals
Prime Day guitar deals: Last year’s software deals
If you want to take advantage of Amazon’s Prime Day guitar deals the answer is a big fat yes. Amazon always offers free trials (opens in new tab) to those who haven’t used the service before, so if you were feeling tactical you could sign up for a free trial closer to the event, grab the most enticing bargains and then cancel your subscription once the items are in your hands, but we didn’t tell you to do that…
There are plenty of perks to being an Amazon Prime Member, of course, including faster delivery options, exclusive deals and access to Prime Music and Prime Video, so it could be worth becoming a fully paid up member if you’re a regular Amazon shopper.
At the time of writing, a monthly Amazon Prime subscription costs $14.99/£7.99 (which you can cancel at any time) and a yearly option is $139/£79.
There’s also a student tier available that currently costs $7.49/£3.99 per month or $69/£39 per year.
If you want to take advantage of Amazon’s Prime Day guitar deals the answer is a big fat yes. Amazon always offers free trials (opens in new tab) to those who haven’t used the service before, so if you were feeling tactical you could sign up for a free trial closer to the event, grab the most enticing bargains and then cancel your subscription once the items are in your hands, but we didn’t tell you to do that…
There are plenty of perks to being an Amazon Prime Member, of course, including faster delivery options, exclusive deals and access to Prime Music and Prime Video, so it could be worth becoming a fully paid up member if you’re a regular Amazon shopper.
At the time of writing, a monthly Amazon Prime subscription costs $14.99/£7.99 (which you can cancel at any time) and a yearly option is $139/£79.
There’s also a student tier available that currently costs $7.49/£3.99 per month or $69/£39 per year.