Leaving it until the very last minute, Andertons' Black Friday sale has finally kicked off with a huge selection of impressive savings on thousands of products. With everything from guitars and pedals to audio interfaces and electronic drum sets, no matter what kind of musician you are you’ll be well covered for great deals on gear.
There are a lot of retailers joining the PRS SE sale this Black Friday, but the SE Silver Sky is just £499 at Andertons, by far the cheapest price we’ve seen it this cyber weekend. If you’re after a cheap guitar then make sure you have a look at the D’Angelico Premier Mini DC, which has got a ridiculous £450 discount at the moment, taking its price down to just £349.
If you’re looking to get started recording at home, you can get the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 studio pack for just £179.99. Perfect for the budding producer, it gives you everything you need to get started making music including an interface, studio headphones, a condenser microphone, and all the essential cables.
For the drummer who needs a quality electronic drum set, we’ve spotted the Pearl Emerge EM-53 going for £2,999, down £400 from its regular price. It’s a premium bit of kit, and we love the dynamic range of the pads, which delivers everything from the softest ghost note to the hardest flam. Made in conjunction with Korg, this version features an 18-inch bass drum which gives it a more realistic look and feel.
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