The 4th of July sales are here - and there’s plenty on offer for musicians! While there have been many great early offers doing the rounds since last week and across the 4th July weekend, today is the day that most of the big ones are set to drop. For Independence Day 2022, we’ve seen most of the bigger music retailers dishing out serious discounts on everything from digital pianos and studio headphones, to beginner electric guitars and electronic drum sets.
With everyone feeling the pinch right now, it’s becoming harder to manage our bills whilst still finding the funds to continue fueling out hobbies. The 4th of July music sales could be the best opportunity yet to make your music-making budget stretch that little bit further.
So, if you can’t wait for next week’s Prime Day music deals bonanza, or you’re looking for discounts similar to those usually reserved for the Black Friday music deals later in the year, then now could be the time to shop.
For the biggest savings, we’d recommend heading to Musician’s Friend first where you can save up to 40% on a huge range of music-making gear (opens in new tab). To stock up on software you’ll want to head to Waves, where you can grab hundreds of essential plugins for just $29.99 each (opens in new tab) and get even bigger discounts on multi-buys.
4th of July music deals: Quick links
- Amazon: Save on Echo devices, TVs and more ahead of Prime Day (opens in new tab)
- Dell: Shop XPS laptops with Black Friday in July (opens in new tab)
- Guitar Center: 35% off music gear in every department (opens in new tab)
- Microsoft Store: Save on Surface laptops (opens in new tab)
- Musician’s Friend: Up to 40% off through 6 July (opens in new tab)
- Sweetwater: Make massive savings on demo gear until 1 August (opens in new tab)
- Playground Sessions: Up to 65% off family piano lesson plans
- Positive Grid: $100 off Spark/bag, 50% off BIAS (opens in new tab)
- Walmart: Big discounts on beginner music gear (opens in new tab)
- Waves: Most plugins $29.99, plus multi-buy savings (opens in new tab)