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Thomann Black Friday deals 2025: Don't miss out on 70% off in the official Cyber Week sale

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Black Friday day 3 is here, and Thomann's Cyber Week Sale is still adding new bargains

Thomann Black Friday deals 2025: The Cyber Week sale is now live!
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Thomann Black Friday deals 2025: The Cyber Week sale is now live!

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2. Editor's picks
3. FAQ
4. Shopping tips

Day 3 of Black Friday has arrived! Now, if you're a musician shopping in the UK or EU around Black Friday, you'll find it pretty hard to beat Thomann's Cyber Weekend offers, and the online gear giant is adding brand-new deals throughout the biggest bargain-hunting day of the year.

They've got one of the biggest product selections this side of the Atlantic, an unrivalled choice of music gear, and better yet, they are offering massive discounts of up to 70% right now, in the Cyber Week Deals, across multiple categories such as guitars, amps, drums, and studio gear.

With a huge array of products on offer, like Warm Audio, Casio, Epiphone, Alesis, and some savings on their excellent Harley Benton range, there's something for any music maker.

Below you'll find quick links to all sale categories, so you can get to the gear you really want faster, and you should keep a beady eye on the page throughout Cyber Weekend, as new deals are rolling out as we speak.

Naturally, as we edge closer to tomorrow, we're keeping an eye on the Thomann Cyber Monday deals. So head over to that page to see what early deals we've found.

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🥇 Editor's picks

TC Electronic Plethora X1
Save 26% (£34)
TC Electronic Plethora X1: was £133 now £99 at Thomann

One small pedal: 14 great effects. The TC Electronic Plethora X1 will earn its place on your pedalboard for your reverb, delay, compressor and modulation needs – plus more! Now it's hit a rock bottom price for just £99 in Thomann's Black Friday bonanza.

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Warm Audio WA-47T
SOLD OUT
Save 25% (£236)
Warm Audio WA-47T: was £935 now £699 at Thomann

Warm Audio’s WA-47T is a clone of the legendary Neumann U-47, which has been used on countless recordings over the years. A real U-47 will set you back a few thousand, which makes the WA-47T a lot more approachable for your average music-maker. While it’s not the real deal, it’s remarkably close to that silky smooth vocal tone the original is known for. With a hefty £240 off, this is a banging deal for any studio engineers out there.

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Gibson Les Paul 68 Custom Reissue
Save 6% (£309)
Gibson Les Paul 68 Custom Reissue: was £5,299 now £4,990 at Thomann

If you really want to push the boat out this year, this Gibson Les Paul 68 Custom Reissue has got a cool £309 reduction in the Thomann sale, letting you own a Gibson Custom Shop model for less. With 68 CustomBuckers, Kluson WaffleBack tuning machines, CTS potentiometers, and a no-wire ABR-1 bridge, this is a thoroughbred LP through and through.

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Joyo R-06 O.M.B Looper/Drum Machine
Save 19% (£16)
Joyo R-06 O.M.B Looper/Drum Machine: was £85 now £69 at Thomann

I’ve used quite a few Joyo pedals over the past few years and they really are superb value for money, even at full price. This Joyo R-07 OMB has got a hefty 19% reduction bringing it just below the £70 mark. With a 40-minute looper, 7 drum kits with 7 drum beats each, and a tap tempo button, it could be just the boon your guitar playing needs going into the new year.

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Behringer DeepMind 6X
Save 26% (£150)
Behringer DeepMind 6X: was £579 now £429 at Thomann

If you want to get into synthesizers but don’t want to spend loads, this Behringer DeepMind 6X was already great value at the RRP, but has got a hefty £147 off in the Thomann early Cyberweek sale. It’s solidly built with a full metal body construction, has semi-weighted keys for a nice response when playing, and has plenty of dedicated sliders for editing your tones.

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Danelectro Spring King Junior
SOLD OUT
Save 54% (£105)
Danelectro Spring King Junior: was £193 now £88 at Thomann

Looking at it, you wouldn’t believe the Danelectro Spring King Junior is a genuine spring reverb. It’s absolutely tiny, yet has genuine springs in it to give that metallic tang to your guitar playing that just makes your guitar tone sing. I really love the soft-touch switch that helps with any clanging when you stomp, and the standard 9-volt operation. With a massive £105 off in the sale it’s a staggeringly good deal, but I can’t imagine stocks of this will last long.

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Phil Jones Double Four BG-75
SOLD OUT
Save 39% (£173)
Phil Jones Double Four BG-75: was £441 now £268 at Thomann

The idea of a compact bass amp will seem alien to most bass players, but this is exactly what the Phil Jones Double Four BG-75 gives you. If you can’t practice at home with your massive bass stack, this compact and clever little amp will deliver plenty of low end that won’t harm your relationship with your neighbours. It’s got a gigantic £173 off in the Thomann Cyber Week sale, making it a must-have for any player who wants to sharpen their skills even further.

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Ibanez FRH10N
Save 19% (£83)
Ibanez FRH10N: was £441 now £358 at Thomann

Looking very much like Ibanez’s Tim Henson signature, this sleek-looking nylon string acoustic is perfect for those players who want to eschew classical styling and play their fingerstyle with a modern touch. It’s not for traditionalists, that much is obvious, but with a nice £83 off in the sale it’s a great way to get a unique guitar for a lot less.

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Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335
Save 10% (£86)
Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335: was £875 now £789 at Thomann

Dave Grohl’s signature Epiphone DG-335 made some serious waves when it landed last year, mainly because of its seriously good spec that features USA Gibson Burstbuckers. It’s currently got a cool £100 off at the moment and with its distinctive headstock and unusual F-holes, it’s a must-have for any Foo Fighters fans out there.

Read more: Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335 review

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Fender Mustang Micro Plus Bundle
Save 20%
Fender Mustang Micro Plus Bundle: was £131 now £105 at Thomann

With an impressive 100 user-configurable presets, 25 amp models, 25 effect models, easy-to-read built-in display and tuner, this is easily one of the best practice tools on the market. Save 20% at Thomann right now.

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Thomann Black Friday deals FAQ

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Does Thomann do Black Friday?

There was a time when Thomann didn't run any official Black Friday offers, however there is always a bargain to be had on the site, so technically every day is Black Friday.

That said, for the last few years the Euro-giant has entered the fray in a seriously big way, with hundreds of deals running for a full week from Black Friday itself - usually called Cyber Week by Thomann - and well into the following week, with a whole raft of reductions across a hand-picked range of products covering guitars, amps, pedals, synths, drums and more.

Last year they called it their Cyber Week Sale, and it delivered savings of up to 60% on hardware and an even bigger 80% off selected software. You can see a few examples of last year's best deals further down the page.

Will they do it again this year? Only time will tell, but it's unlikely they will return to the days of not running Cyber deals at all.

Thomann Cyberweek sale graphic

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When do the Thomann Black Friday deals start?

While we don't have any specific information, we can tell you that last year the Black Friday Thomann sale itself - also known as the Cyber Week sale - kicked off at 12.01am on Friday 17 November - a full week before Black Friday itself - and finished on Monday 27 November. If there is a sale happening, it's likely Thomann will run a countdown on their site. We'll update this page as soon as the countdown goes live.

What deals can I expect?

Thomann stocks pretty much everything any musician could ever want, so it's a great place to go if you want to give your studio an overhaul, upgrade your guitar rig, expand your drum kit or start learning a new instrument. You might head to the website planning to buy an electric guitar, but the company also sells all the music making products you could ever wish for: MIDI keyboards, studio monitors, beginner digital pianos and much more.

The Thomann Black Friday sale could also be the time to stock up on those music making accessories that we would deem essential: we're talking things like acoustic guitar strings, guitar tuners and guitar straps. If you can make music with it, it's more than likely that Thomann will stock it, and it may just enjoy some sort of discount on Black Friday.

Of course, Thomann has become well known globally for its fantastic budget brands too, including the formidable Millenium drums and Harley Benton. This line of guitar gear is cheap enough as it is, but last year there were some particularly strong HB discounts on Black Friday. Stock will be limited on the very best Harley Benton deals, so you'll need to act fast to get your hands on one. We'll keep you posted and share the latest news here as we get it. You can check out our guide to the best Harley Benton guitars to learn what to look for.

Last year, Thomann's massive Cyber Week sale included up to 60% off a range of music gear, plus up to 80% off a selection of software.

Harley Benton

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Is Harley Benton a good brand?

You only have to take a look at some of our recent Harley Benton reviews (see links below) to see that we're big fans of the brand. We've been putting their gear - which includes guitars, basses, amps and effects - through its paces for many years now and we've seen the variety of options available and the quality of the instruments get better and better, all while prices have remained firmly in the budget camp.

So, consider us big fans, then.

Thomann Black Friday deals: How to prepare

Got your eye on a few things at Thomann and wondering whether Black Friday is the time to buy? Here's a few tips from our personal experience that will ensure you're ready to strike if the gear you want is up for grabs:

1. Create a wishlist early - The most sensible way to take advantage of this year's Thomann Black Friday music deals is to know in advance what you’re looking for. This will make searching much easier, rather than having to trawl through loads of deals you don’t want to find the ones you do, or pondering things you don't need. To help you create your dream shopping list, take the time to explore our expert and up-to-date buying guides and reviews.

2. Work out what you actually need - Check out your favourite brands, see what you need and will genuinely use - don’t waste your cash and fill your basket with stuff that will never truly see any action.

3. Consider your music goals - What do you want to achieve with your music over the next 12 months or so? Do you want to gig more? Learn a new instrument? Or finally record your songs? Now could be the time to invest in gear that helps you fulfil your musical aspirations.

4. Streamline your current gear - Something else you should consider ahead of time is whether you have enough space in your collection for new gear. Could you offload some gear you don't use to make room and generate funds for some new gear?

5. Sign up to mailing lists - In addition to bookmarking this page, we'd recommend signing up to Thomann's mailing list now to get the jump on the best deals when they do come around.

6. Get clued up on current prices - that way you'll know how good a deal really is when you see it reduced on Black Friday. Some supposed 'savings' aren't everything that they seem.

How we choose which deals to cover

Here at MusicRadar, we are experts in our field, with many years of playing and product testing between us. We live and breathe everything music-making, and we draw on this knowledge and experience of using products in live, recording and rehearsal scenarios when selecting the products we recommend.

First and foremost, we are players and creators, and we want to match like-minded folk with the right products for them, at the best prices.

For us to recommend a deal on music gear it has to be a product we rate that’s a genuinely great price or part of a truly fantastic bundle. It’s also important that we only recommend retailers where you will have a positive shopping experience.

Why you can trust our choices

We spend a lot of our time scouring retailers for fantastic deals on our favorite music gear. Not only is it our job to research and recommend the best gear in our buyer’s guides and reviews, but we’re also dedicated to helping musicians get the best deals on the stuff they need, too. After all, the only thing better than new gear day is a hearty discount.

We cover a lot of the big sales events throughout the year, including Memorial Day, 4th of July sales and Amazon Prime Day, and we have a good view on which products are likely to receive the biggest discounts and when, the prices they’ve been in the past and which deals are genuinely worth a look.

Chris Barnes
Chris Barnes

I'm MusicRadar's eCommerce Editor. In addition to testing the latest music gear, with a particular focus on electronic drums, it's my job to manage the 300+ buyer's guides on MusicRadar and help musicians find the right gear for them at the best prices. I dabble with guitar, but my main instrument is the drums, which I have been playing for 24 years. I've been a part of the music gear industry for 20 years, including 7 years as Editor of the UK's best-selling drum magazine Rhythm, and 5 years as a freelance music writer, during which time I worked with the world's biggest instrument brands including Roland, Boss, Laney and Natal.

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