1. Quick links
2. Editor's picks
3. FAQ
Cyber Weekend may be officially over, but the Cyber Monday Andertons deals have been extended so you can still get massive savings on thousands of products. We've got no idea how long these deals will be around for, so if you missed out on the Black Friday action, act fast if your favourite gear is on sale.
Some of the models have sold out, but there are still fantastic savings of up to 35% off Alvarez acoustic guitars, up to £180 off Focusrite audio interfaces, and some nice £50 reductions on Adam Audio studio monitors live on the Andertons site at the moment. Our favorite deal has to be £200 off a Fender FSR Player Plus Stratocaster, which features a Shawbucker in the bridge position, two Pure Vintage '65 single coils, and a Roasted Maple neck - that's a premium spec at a super low price!
Keep scrolling to see quick links to all the major categories in the Andertons Cyber Monday sale, as well as some handpicked items from the expert writing team here at MusicRadar.
Cyber Monday Andertons deals: Quick Links
- Guitar deals: £400 off Fender roadworn
- Pedal deals: Up to 25% off Boss
- Acoustic guitars: Up to £220 off Alvarez
- Amp deals: £500 off an Ampeg SVT
- Bass deals: £450 off a Dingwall
- Drum deals: Save on Roland V-Drums
- Keys deals: Up to £250 off Behringer synths
- PA deals: Big money off Yamaha
- Studio deals: Epic deals on studio gear
Cyber Monday Andertons deals: Editor's picks
Cyber Monday Andertons deals: FAQ
Do Andertons do Cyber Monday?
They absolutely do! Like most retailers for 2023, the Cyber Monday Andertons deals will officially arrive on Monday 27th November just under a month before Christmas.
Typically Cyber Monday Andertons deals can emerge in the weeks leading up to the big day, some as early as mid-October - and better yet, many deals stick around well after the event and into December, helpful if you need to wait till the end of the month for payday.
Of course, there are loads of sales during the Cyber Weekend but that doesn't mean they're the place to shop if you're a muso. For big savings on musical instruments, the Andertons Cyber Monday sale is where you should be looking - and we’ll be rounding up all the best deals here.
What deals should I expect?
We’ll be keeping a close eye on the big music retailers throughout October and November, and we'll be paying close attention to Andertons.
In the UK, this family-run, Guildford-based music shop, turned online giant is up there with the best of them, offering guitarists, bass players, drummers, and pianists almost 400 brands to choose from. So with that in mind, you are likely to find everything you could ever need to make music at Andertons this Cyber Monday.
Last year we saw lots of guitar gear on sale, as is the norm for Andertons but there were also select choices for home recording, drums, and live sound. The headline-grabbing deal was a massive 40% off PRS SE Hollowbody guitars, as well as a huge sale on Walrus Audio pedals, also 40% off.
How to prepare for this year's Cyber Monday Andertons deals
1. Create a wishlist early - There will be a million different deals on Cyber Monday, so focusing on what you really want and need will be crucial. Making a list ahead of time is the perfect way to stay on the ball.
2. Work out what you actually need - Establishing what you already have in your gear collection is a useful way to see what you need going forward. Rather than buying yet another overdrive pedal, consider whether it actually adds anything to your rig or not first.
3. Consider your music-making goals - Whether you want to play more shows or just release more music by yourself, taking into account your music-making goals for the next year is a brilliant way to focus the mind come sale time. Buy something that will serve your goals rather than the thing that just looks the most attractive.
4. Make some room - Most of us musicians are guilty of hoarding gear and we say this with twenty-plus guitars and multiple pedalboards worth of pedals in the room with us! Having a clearout is not only good for the soul, but it also frees up cash for better gear. So ahead of the Cyber Monday sales get rid of that phaser pedal that's gathering dust and your spare, spare guitar amp.
How we choose the best Cyber Monday Andertons deals
We're all music lovers here at MusicRadar, and it's quite literally our job to review and recommend gear to other musicians. All of us own tonnes of music gear, whether its electronic drum kits, synthesizers, or electric guitars.
To make sure you get the best gear possible, we judge everything based on our own experience, so you'll only find the best deals here. We would never recommend a piece of gear that we wouldn't use ourselves, it has to be genuinely useful to make the cut here.
We've purchased many items from Andertons over the years, so we can personally attest to their excellent customer service, great value, and wide variety of gear.
Why you can trust our choices
We may be talking about Cyber Monday here, but we cover deals from Andertons year-round so we've always got one eye on what's happening. It's our job to research gear for our buyer’s guides and reviews, but we also focus on sales throughout the year.
Andertons Summer Sale is always a big event, with the last one featuring some massive savings including £1,800 off ESP, £500 off select PRS guitars, and £330 off Chapman guitars. Last year's early deal was also a cracker, with up to £730 off D'Angelico guitars landing a few weeks before the Cyber Weekend itself.
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