With up to 35% off Taylor and Martin guitars at Guitar Center, this is your best chance to save on A-list acoustics

The Memorial Day sales are well and truly over now but if you’re looking for a sweet deal on a brand-new acoustic guitar, Guitar Center has just the thing. With up to 35% off some top brands like Taylor and Martin, this is one of the best sales we’ve seen this year for acoustic guitar lovers.

• Head over to Guitar Center and grab yourself up to 35% off acoustic guitars from Taylor, Martin, Epiphone, and more

There’s an excellent choice on offer whether you’re after a beginner acoustic for a first-timer or you need a gig-ready workhorse for that next solo covers gig. Some of our favorite guitars are available in the sale, which makes it the best place to pick up a bargain right now.

Guitar Center acoustic sale: Up to 35% off
Featuring acoustics from Taylor, Martin, Epiphone, and many more, the acoustic guitar sale over at Guitar Center is one of the best places to pick up a bargain on a top-quality strummer for your collection. Pretty much every major acoustic guitar brand is covered here, so no matter what your allegiance you're bound to find a worthy match here.

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Being guitar fanatics ourselves, we couldn’t resist scrolling through the sale to see what’s available. First to catch our eye was the superb Taylor 414ce, a brilliant all-rounder acoustic that can handle pretty much anything you throw at it. The Grand Auditorium shape makes for a brilliant midpoint between a big body acoustic and smaller body shapes, giving you plenty of volume and clarity whilst being a bit easier to handle. With a cool $200 off the regular price, it’s excellent value for money if you need a properly great acoustic for gigging and recording.

The Martin Special D also stood out to us, being a Guitar Center exclusive guitar with another healthy $200 off the asking price. It’s similar to the well-known Martin D-10E with an all-solid sapele and spruce construction, put together by the experienced hands at Martin. It’s a dreadnought guitar so expect significant volume and projection, while the Performing Artist tapered neck profile gives you a comfortable playing platform.

Finally, if you’re a beginner or want something a little cheaper, go check out the Yamaha FX335C which has got a sweet $50 off its regular price. It might be low cost, but Yamaha acoustics are well known for delivering superb sound and playability at lower prices. The built-in preamp and electronics make it a great guitar for gigging, with individual volume and tone controls that let you shape your sound.