Musician's Friend Cyber Monday deals 2025: Last chance to save a massive up to 65% on gear

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The Musician's Friend Cyber Monday sale is still ongoing, but is set to end on December 2nd. That means if you want to take advantage of massive discounts of up to 65%, then now's the time to add to cart and buy.

There are still thousands of items on sale, and for guitarists I'd highly recommend you go check out a hefty $160 off the PRS SE NF3. It's one of our most highly rated guitars over the past year, and well worth a gander if you want a fresh axe for Christmas

If you're looking for a piano that's a little more stylish than your traditional designs, you should definitely have a look at the striking Casio Privia PX-S7000, which has still got a gigantic $500 reduction in the sale. Its eschewing of tradition in pursuit of contemporary style gives it a fresh, contemporary appeal, and it plays great too.

Below you'll find quick links to the current sale at Musician's Friend, as well as some handpicked deals on individual gear from me and the MusicRadar team that are currently live.

⚡ Quick links

🥇 Editor's picks

PRS SE NF3
Save 20% ($160)
PRS SE NF3: was $799 now $639 at Musician's Friend

It may look like another Strat copy with its trio of pickups, but the PRS SE NF3 is very much its own guitar. It's currently got a hefty $160 discount over at Musician's Friend, so if you're after a mid-range electric that punches above its price point it's a fantastic option.

Shure  MV7i Smart Mic & Interface
Save 10% ($40)
Shure MV7i Smart Mic & Interface: was $389 now $349 at Musician's Friend

The Shure MV7i is a formidable choice for podcasters and content creators looking for a high-quality, versatile microphone, and right now, you can save $40 at Musician's Friend.

Casio  Privia PX-S7000
Save 17% ($500)
Casio Privia PX-S7000: was $2,999.99 now $2,499.99 at Musician's Friend

Moving on to pianos, we love the Casio Casio PX-S7000. This unique piano is our top choice for contemporary players in our best digital pianos buyer's guide. While most pianos opt to mimic their acoustic counterparts, this Casio dares to do something different, and we love it! Save an impressive $500 right now.

Squier Mini Stratocaster
Save 15% ($30)
Squier Mini Stratocaster: was $199 now $169 at Musician's Friend

This mini Stratocaster is a great buy for the new guitar player, or just someone who wants a good quality travel electric. The small scale makes it ideal for younger children, adults with smaller hands, or anyone who prefers the compact feel of a short-scale guitar. With a sweet $30 off the price at Musician's Friend, it's a great buy for beginner guitar players.

Squier  Classic Vibe '60s Jazzmaster
Save 16% ($70)
Squier Classic Vibe '60s Jazzmaster: was $449.99 now $379.99 at Musician's Friend

We love a Jazzmaster here at Guitar World, and this affordable option from Squier is one of our favourites for sure. No other guitar really sounds like a Jazzmaster, and if you've been eying one for your collection, you won't find a better model at this price point.

Gretsch G5237TG Electromatic Jet FT
Save 15% ($120)
Gretsch G5237TG Electromatic Jet FT : was $789.99 now $669.99 at Musician's Friend

This Gretsch is pure class in my opinion. The chambered mahogany body with its maple top is dressed in a dapper black and gold colorway, and this model also features the hallmark Black Top Filter’Tron pickups and Bigsby B50 vibrato tailpiece to complete the Gretsch must-haves.

Supro  Delta King 12
Save 14% ($100)
Supro Delta King 12: was $699 now $599 at Musician's Friend

If you're looking for a small tube amp, we'd go for the Supro Delta King 12. Not only does it look incredible, but it takes pedals brilliantly. It's got a great clean sound, but if you crank the volume, it'll break up beautifully. With a tasty $100 discount in the Musician's Friend sale, it's a great opportunity to pick up a tube amp for a lot less.

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Sterling by Music Man StingRay Ray34

Featuring an inbuilt two-band active preamp system, Firemist Silver-finished body, hard maple neck and fingerboard, open-gear tuners and six-point bolt-on neck, the Sterling by Music Man StingRay is a gloriously appointed bass guitar for any beginner. Grab one today for only $549.99.

Epiphone Dove Studio
Save 13% ($70)
Epiphone Dove Studio: was $549.99 now $479.99 at Musician's Friend

If you want an acoustic guitar that's going to stand out from the crowd, the good looks of the Epiphone Dove Studio are sure to turn some heads at your next show. Similar to the Hummingbird in its visual flair, it's got a solid spruce top which means it sounds the part too.

Fender 351 Guitar Hanger
Save 50% ($35)
Fender 351 Guitar Hanger: was $69.99 now $34.99 at Musician's Friend

With 50% off these two Fender 351 Guitar Hangers you're essentially getting one completely free of charge, which makes it an absolute steal for the Fender fans out there. If you want to display your favorite Strat or Tele whilst keeping it off the floor, then head over to the Musician's Friend Rocktober sale and grab a pair of these.

❓ Musician's Friend Cyber Monday deals: FAQ

When is Cyber Monday?

Cyber Monday 2025 starts on Monday 1 December. However, the Musician’s Friend Cyber Weekend deals, as with sales from other retailers, are likely to start going live well before then. So while we still expect the juiciest deals to land around the 28th, there will be early offers to shop in the run-up to that bumper sales weekend, possibly even from as early as October. We also expect that select sales will continue well into December.

What deals can I expect on Cyber Monday?

Musician’s Friend had a strong Cyber Monday sale last year, with plenty of guitar deals across a range of top brands including Fender, Yamaha, Gretsch, and others. Plus, it ran offers across a variety of other music-making areas too, so your entire band could have found gear for less among the previous crop of Musician’s Friend Cyber Monday deals.

There were also meaty discounts in the Musician's Friend Cyber Monday sale last year, in addition to killer deals on individual products like Roland V-Drums and Supro amps. We’re fairly confident that we’ll see more of the same from this year’s Musician’s Friend Cyber Monday sale, with hefty overall discounts as well as spotlight deals on solo products.

Can I get free stuff on Cyber Monday?

You're probably not likely to get completely free gear on Cyber Monday, but there are often bundle deals going on that can be great value for money. Last year at Musician's Friend there were some excellent bundle deals on electronic drum sets, giving you extras like drumsticks, headphones, bass drum pedals, and drum thrones at a discounted rate.

If you keep an eye out you can often find great bundles, or sometimes 'gifts' added to products to entice you to buy. This could be something like a carry case for a multi-effects pedal, or some XLR cables with a vocal mic.

Is Musician's Friend legit?

Musician's Friend have been operating for over forty years, providing top quality music gear to musicians. They are part of the same group as Guitar Center and Woodwind & Brasswind, so you can rest assured they are the real deal.

Musician's Friend offer free shipping in the US, price matching, 45 day-returns (which is sometimes extended for the Christmas period) and a 2-year standard warranty on guitars and basses, so you're well covered if you decide the item you purchased isn't for you.

🛒 How to prepare for this year's Musician's Friend Cyber Monday deals

1. Create a wishlist early - There's going to be so much noise around Cyber Monday deals that you'll have a much better time if you go into knowing exactly what you want. Making a list is a great way to stay focused during the deals bonanza.

2. Work out what you actually need - Have a look at your existing gear collection and find out where the gaps are. By making sure you buy something you need, you'll prevent buyer's regret, potentially save yourself money, and improve yourself as a musician.

3. Consider your music-making goals - Are you planning on finally recording that solo album this year? Perhaps you need a sample pad to further enhance your band's live show. Whatever it is, make sure you're buying something you're actually going to use, rather than hitting add to cart just because that fuzz pedal has a massive discount.

4. Make some room - Having a pre-sale clearout is not only a great way to save space in your practice room or your home studio but can also free up funds for more gear. Those you share your home with will probably thank you too!

🧐 How we choose the best Musician's Friend Cyber Monday deals

Our team of writers here at MusicRadar are all musicians too, so music gear is something we all spend a lot of time with. We all own arguably too much gear, whether it's synthesizers or guitar pedals because music is an integral part of our own lives.

It's literally our job to review and recommend music gear, and like you, we love making music. We would never recommend something we wouldn't use ourselves so to make the cut here, it has to be a genuinely good deal.

Musician's Friend has a great selection of gear and their Cyber Monday sale always offers up some excellent deals, so we're always happy to recommend them as a retailer.

🤔 Why you can trust our choices

We don't just spend Cyber Monday bargain hunting, it's a year-round job for us! We spend a lot of time searching the Musician's Friend website for the best deals, all to pass them along to you, dear reader. It's our job to research and recommend the best music gear for our buyer’s guides and reviews but as gear hounds ourselves, we're also always on the lookout for a great deal.

This year we've covered a bunch of huge sales at Musician's Friend, including up to 40% off music gear for the President's Day sale, and the huge Memorial Day sale which also saw up to 40% off loads of great gear.

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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