The top Cyber Monday ukulele deals – with prices from just $29.99
Grab a uke bargain while you can
Cyber Monday music deals: If you're looking to start playing ukulele or buy a uke as a gift, we've got great news – there's some great Cyber Monday bargains to be had below.
- Best beginner ukuleles: top entry-level ukes
Mitchell MU40 soprano Ukulele: Was $44.99, now $29.99
The Mitchell MU40 soprano ukulele is at its lowest ever price this, with $15 off at Guitar Center. The soprano size is the smallest of the lot, making it easy and comfortable to play. With a lindenwood body and walnut fretboard providing a warm, resonant tone, this uke will certainly hold its ground against more expensive competition.
Ukutune UKM1 23” Concert Ukulele: $199.98, now $119.99
Concert ukes are the go-to for many players, and with the code BFSALEUKM you can have 40% off your very own. The solid Mahogany body and Walnut fretboard provide a warm tone with strong projection. With a free gig bag and extra strings, these ukes are still in the presale phase until January 1st - but worth waiting for.
Ukutune UKM2 23” Concert Ukulele: Was $59.98, now $35.99
Ukutune’s UKM2 is a great choice for a beginner. It is a standard concert size and again features a Mahogany body, but without some of the extra fancy details of the more expensive models. Use the code BFSALEUKM for 40% off this uke, which also comes with a free padded gig bag and an extra set of Aquila strings.
Ukutune UKE1 23” Concert Ukulele: Was $129.98, now $90.99
The UKE1 Concert Ukulele is a fantastic option for someone who wants to take their playing to the next level. The solid spruce top and striped ebony back and sides offer up a bright, precise tone with plenty of projection - making this great for the stage as well as the studio (or your bedroom). Use the discount code BFSALEUKE to get 30% off until December 1st.
Ukutune UKA1 26” Tenor Ukulele: Was $139.98, now $69.99
Ukutune have hit the nail on the head this with a massive 50% off their UKA1 Tenor Ukulele with the code BFSALEUKA. Made from Ash wood and finished in a rather fetching green (USA only) or blue (UK/EU only), this slightly larger uke ships for free with a padded bag and an extra set of Aquila strings.
Ukutune UKS1 21” Soprano Ukulele: Was $49.98, now $34.99
The Ukutune UKS1 is the smallest of the lot, but the sapele body provides plenty of warmth and richness of tone. Perfect for beginners, this little uke comes with a free padded bag as well as a spare set of strings to ensure that you can always keep playing. Use the discount code BFSALEUKE for 30% off until December 1st.
Best Cyber Monday music deals around the web
- Sweetwater | Up to 80% off in their epic sale
- Guitar Center | 15% off qualifying gear with code BLACKFRIDAY15
- Musician’s Friend | Up to 15% off qualifying gear with the code CYBER
- Sam Ash | Up to 15% off with the code TRACK15 in the Black Friday Now sale
- Reverb | Cyber Week sale - Save up to 76%
- Pro Audio Star | Save up to 20% with the code CM20
- Zzounds | Shop time-limited Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals
- Amazon | Explore all their latest Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals on EVERYTHING!
- Waves | Save a massive 60% off all plugins and bundles
- Native Instruments | Save 50% in the Cyber Season Sale
- Plugin Boutique | Black Friday/Cyber Monday offers from £3.95/$5
- IK Multimedia | Shop all Happy Holideals, up to 50% off
- Loopmasters | Shop all the latest offers
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