This year's Memorial Day sales are gathering pace, with plenty on offer ahead of Memorial Day itself, which takes place on Monday 29 May. Pedal hounds should head straight to Sweetwater for their stompbox-focused sale, which run until 31 May. There's money to be saved on a range of accessories too. So whether you’re looking to upgrade your reverb pedal, bag an epic overdrive, or stock up on electric guitar strings, this is the sale to check out first.
You'll find plenty of big names in Sweetwater's pedal sale. We're big fans of the Line 6 DL4 MkII Delay and that's currently up for grabs with an $80 discount. Meanwhile, fans of quirky sounds will be pleased to see 15% off a range of Jackson Audio pedals, including the Optimist Classic Overdrive, Bloom Optical Compressor and New Wave Stereo Chorus. So, if you’ve thought your tone needs a shake-up, you'll find a pedal to make that happen.
You'll also find generous savings of up to 50% off Pigtronix pedals, which includes their famed Infinity 2 Looper. Other highlights of the sale include 40% off the T-Rex Diva Drive and $300 off the Universal Audio OX Reactive Amp Attenuator.
Obviously, there are many more pedals on offer than we can cover here, so take a look yourself. And if you only have a small budget you can still stock up on this like strings, capos, stands and straps from Ernie Ball, D'Addario, Levys and more.
More great Memorial Day deals
- Amazon: Today's top deals on everything
- Guitar Center: Save up to 35% on music gear
- IK Multimedia: Discounts on T-RackS, Amplitube, and SampleTank 4
- Musician's Friend: Get up to 40% off with salute-worthy savings
- Native Instruments: Get a massive 50% off loads of software titles
- Plugin Boutique: Huge discounts from SSL, NI, Eventide and more
- Positive Grid: Free gifts and money off Spark amp and Bias software
- Reverb: Up to 60% off synths, guitars & pedals
- Waves: All plugins down to $29.99
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