Thomann Cyber Monday deals 2024: The Cyberweek sale is over, but there are still a few ways to save
Thomann's massive 2024 Cyber Monday deals has ended with a bang. These re the bargains you can still get your hands on
1. Editor's picks
2. FAQ
The Thomann Cyber Monday deals is over for another year. While some of the deals are still kicking about - you can see our top picks below - the majority of our favourite deals have now gone back up to full price, or the sale price isn't quite as rosy as it was on Cyber Monday itself.
This year's sale was one of the best in memory. Musicians in the UK and Europe, were able to enjoy up to 70% off a huge range of music gear, with some of the lowest prices we'd seen all year. There were daily deals added, too, with the some seriously great, time-limited offer on some major brand, including Epiphone.
This was your page to find all the latest and best deals. And while the event is over for another year, you can rest assured we'll be back to cover all the best Cyber Monday Thomann deals in 2025.
🥇 Editor's picks
Inspired by Sequential Circuits' Prophet-600, the Pro-800 is an old-school eight-voice analogue poly that's great for rich Juno-like pads and synth brass. This price for eight analogue voices is ridiculously cheap.
A bargain just got even better: we've been so impressed with the PowerPlant range it's earned 5/5 in our reviews. Nothing touches these pedal power supplies on spec for the price, and with four 500mA isolated outputs plus changeable SAG controls for fuzz pedal fanatics, this expandable model can cope with the hungriest of effects pedals.
Less than half price for three of the finest amp plugins you'll find anywhere? Trust Thomann to deliver this Cyber Monday. The classic tones and versatility of the Fender Deluxe Reverb, AC-30 Top Boost and Marshall Plexi are all here waiting for you.
A Gibson USA bargain? Yes indeed! A whole £430 off the price of the SG Standard in Ebony, White and Pelham Blue Burst means more of us can afford an undisputed icon of electric guitars. For those about to save… we salute you!
A Dream USA-made Taylor at an unbeatable price – and it's stage-ready with the acclaimed Expression System 2. Solid woods, V-Class bracing for sweet sustain, plus a Taylor Aero Case too. It feels almost a bonus that it has the beautiful Shaded Edge Burst finish.
Thomann has surprised us with its Taylor American Dream reductions this Cyber Weekend and there's a huge saving on this lovely Sunburst travel-sized electro-acoustic. With bespoke C-Class bracing, solid walnut back and sides and a solid spruce top, this falls between the popular GS-Mini and Taylor's full-sized models with its 24-inch scale.
The Harley Benton Spaceship Power 60XL-B is a large pedalboard with a twist - it has an integrated power supply built directly into the unit! Featuring 11 insulated and 4 non-insulated outputs this pedal is a steal at only £125.
One of our favorite modelling pedals of the year, IK Multimedia's Tonex One packs a lot of features and functionality into a deceptively small chassis. It's got a £23 discount in the Cyberweek sale, and it's an easy way of running a dual amp rig without having to cart around two actual amplifiers.
Able to accurately replicate a variety of headphones and listening environments, Steven Slate Audio's VSX studio headphones might just be the thing to help take your mixes to a whole new level. Thanks to their powerful modeling tech you can reference your productions on multiple systems without leaving your studio desk, making them an incredibly powerful bit of kit.
❓ Thomann Cyber Monday deals FAQ
Does Thomann do Cyber Monday?
There was a time when Thomann didn't run any official Cyber Monday offers, however there is always a bargain to be had on the site, so technically every day is Cyber Monday.
That said, for the last few years the Euro-giant has entered the fray big time, with hundreds of deals running for a full week - usually called Cyber Week by Thomann - and well into the following week, including Cyber Monday, with a whole raft of reductions across a hand-picked range of products covering guitars, amps, pedals, synths, drums and more.
As of right now, the Thomann site tells us that Cyber Week will run all the way through to 2nd December, which is Cyber Monday.
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 Cyber Monday 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 Cyber Monday.
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 Cyber Monday. 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.
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.
- Harley Benton DC-DLX Gotoh review
- Harley Benton DNAfx GiT Pro review
- Harley Benton MR-Modern guitar review
- Harley Benton Evil Twin overdrive pedal review
- Harley Benton Double Vision Chorus and Tremolo review
Thomann Cyber Monday deals: How to prepare
Got your eye on a few things at Thomann and wondering whether Cyber Monday 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 Cyber Monday 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 Cyber Monday. 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.
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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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