These 20 Epiphone guitars have money off for Cyber Monday

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We've scoured the sites for the best guitar deals and there's plenty of Epiphone goodness to be found out there. To save you time we've rounded up the best 20 deals here in one place. 

Epiphone Ltd Ed ES-335 PRO: $100 off at Musician’s Friend
US$399 at Musician's Friend

Epiphone Ltd Ed ES-335 PRO: $100 off at Musician’s Friend
This authentic affordable version of Gibson’s iconic ES-335 outline boasts classic looks and tones, courtesy of Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers pickups, and is available for $399 in Ebony, Sunburst and Cherry finishes.

Epiphone ES-339 P90 PRO: $499 $379 at Musician’s Friend
US$379 at Musician's Friend

Epiphone ES-339 P90 PRO: $499 $379 at Musician’s Friend
An almighty $120 discount makes this P90-loaded semi-hollow a must-buy for blues and roots guitarists, and boasts added comfort thanks to a reduced ES-style body and SlimTaper ‘D’-profile neck.

Epiphone Les Paul Traditional PRO-III Plus: $699, now $549
US$549 at Musician's Friend

Epiphone Les Paul Traditional PRO-III Plus: $699, now $549
This Epiphone not only has the looks - thanks to a gorgeous flame maple top - but it has tones to die for, too, with made-in-USA Gibson ’57 Classic and Super ’57 zebra pickups, enhanced by coil-split, boost and phase controls via push-pull control pots. Sub-$1,000 Les Pauls don’t come much better than this, especially with $150 off the asking price at Musician's Friend.

Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro Koa: was $649, now only $529

Epiphone Les Paul Custom Pro Koa: was $649, now only $529
Easily one of the most versatile electric guitars ever to bear the Les Paul logo, available in a mouth-watering natural finish.

$130 off Epiphone's Les Paul Silverburst at Musician's Friend
US$549 at Musician's Friend

$130 off Epiphone's Les Paul Silverburst at Musician's Friend
This sleek, nicely spec'd Les Paul is now available for $549, down $130 from its usual $679 price tag.

Epiphone 1956 Les Paul Pro Electric Guitar Ebony: $499
US$499 at Guitar Center

Epiphone 1956 Les Paul Pro Electric Guitar Ebony: $499
This P-90 loaded beauty features a maple/mahogany construction, finished in an ebony which compliments the off-white hardware in an a supremely stylish way.

Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul PlusTop PRO: save $100!
US$429 at Guitar Center

Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul PlusTop PRO: save $100!
This beautiful guitar's Antique Natural carved flamed maple top pairs wonderfully with the Pau Ferro fretboard and trapezoid inlays to create that classic Les Paul look in a fraction of the price. 

Epiphone Les Paul Quilt Top Cherry Sunburst: only $429!
US$429 at Guitar Center

Epiphone Les Paul Quilt Top Cherry Sunburst: only $429!
Save $100 on this gorgeous quilt top Les Paul. With a mahogany body, rosewood fretboard and coil-split humbucking pickup, this guitar is spec'd miles beyond its price bracket. 

Epiphone Limited Edition 1966 G-400 PRO: $429, now $349
US$349 at Musician's Friend

Epiphone Limited Edition 1966 G-400 PRO: $429, now $349
Available in Cherry or Black, this SG is the real deal for a bargain price. You get the classic horned mahogany body and Silm Taper set mahogany neck, teamed with a pair of high-output Alnico Classic Pro humbuckers, ideal for getting your Iommi on.

Get $150 off the Epiphone G-1275 Double Neck
US$949 at Musician's Friend

Get $150 off the Epiphone G-1275 Double Neck
For when one neck just isn't enough! This limited edition doubleneck is guaranteed to turn heads, from the living room to the stage. 

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US$599 at Sam Ash

Epiphone Limited Edition Slash Firebird now $599| $300 off
When this guitar was released it retailed at $899 so this is a real steal for a limited edition model – only 900 have been made – and this is an exceptionally good one. AAA flame maple top, Seymour Duncan Slash open-coil humbuckers and the nice touch of Sprague Orange Drop capacitors on the tone controls just like the man himself. 

Get $30 off the Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul Special-I
US$129 at guitarcenter.com

Get $30 off the Epiphone Limited Edition Les Paul Special-I
This is a limited edition version of Epiphone's best selling model. Loved by both beginners and seasoned veterans, this thing is a workhorse that's now available for just $129.

Epiphone Hummingbird PRO electro acoustic guitar
US$299.99 at Musician's Friend

Epiphone Hummingbird PRO electro acoustic guitar
Many musical legends have played Hummingbirds, so this is a great place to start your acoustic journey. The Shadow ePerformer preamp will give you a great plugged in sound.  

Epiphone Limited Edition EJ-160E: now only $349.99
US$349.99 at Musician's Friend

Epiphone Limited Edition EJ-160E: now only $349.99
Bag yourself this incredible Epiphone acoustic-electric at an incredible $150 or 30% off. Complete with volume an tone controls, this guitar can do it all. 

Epiphone Caballero Artist - Aged Natural; was $269, now $219

Epiphone Caballero Artist - Aged Natural; was $269, now $219
This limited-edition Epiphone Caballero Artist celebrates the first acoustic Epiphone produced after merging with Gibson in the late '50s. It follows the original small-bodied acoustic guitar design, now with an upgraded solid Sitka spruce top. There’s also mahogany back and sides, a rosewood fingerboard on an authentic '60s SlimTaper neck shape and the addition of a Shadow ePerformer electronics setup, which lets you plug in for excellent onstage tone.

Epiphone 1963 AJ-45S - Vintage Sunburst; was $269, now $219

Epiphone 1963 AJ-45S - Vintage Sunburst; was $269, now $219
Like the natural finish 1963 AJ-45S, this limited-edition vintage sunburst topped AJ is an Advanced Jumbo sized acoustic with a close resemblance to the early-'60s model it re-creates. There’s a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, smooth-playing '60s SlimTaper mahogany neck and Granadillo fingerboard for the sweet balladeer tone you'd expect from a Gibson, but at an entry-level Epiphone price.

Epiphone DR-100S – Natural; was $169, now $139

Epiphone DR-100S – Natural; was $169, now $139
The best-selling DR-100S dreadnought boasts a solid Sitka spruce top on a select mahogany body, a solid mahogany neck with a SlimTaper C profile and a rosewood fingerboard. There’s also a reverse-belly granadillo bridge for balanced sound and comfortable feel, 14:1 tuning machines, the classic Epiphone E on the pickguard and a satin finish.

Epiphone 1963 AJ-45S - Natural; was $269, now $219

Epiphone 1963 AJ-45S - Natural; was $269, now $219
The Epiphone Limited Edition 1963 AJ-45S is an Advanced Jumbo sized acoustic with a close resemblance to the early-'60s model it re-creates. There’s a solid spruce top, mahogany back and sides, smooth-playing '60s SlimTaper mahogany neck and Granadillo fingerboard for the sweet balladeer tone you'd expect from a Gibson, but at an entry-level Epiphone price.

Epiphone Caballero Artist - Vintage Sunburst; was $269, now $219

Epiphone Caballero Artist - Vintage Sunburst; was $269, now $219
Like the aged natural finish Caballero Artist, this limited-edition vintage sunburst topped model celebrates the first acoustic Epiphone produced after merging with Gibson in the late '50s. It follows the original small-bodied acoustic guitar design, now with an upgraded solid Sitka spruce top. There’s also mahogany back and sides, a rosewood fingerboard on an authentic '60s SlimTaper neck shape and the addition of a Shadow Performer electronics setup, which lets you plug in for excellent onstage tone.

Epiphone DR-100S - Vintage Sunburst; was $169, now $139

Epiphone DR-100S - Vintage Sunburst; was $169, now $139
Like the natural finish version, the vintage sunburst DR-100S dreadnought boasts a solid Sitka spruce top on a select mahogany body, a solid mahogany neck with a SlimTaper C profile and a rosewood fingerboard. There’s also a reverse-belly granadillo bridge for balanced sound and comfortable feel, 14:1 tuning machines, the classic Epiphone E on the pickguard and a satin finish.

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Rob Laing
Reviews Editor, GuitarWorld.com and MusicRadar guitars

Rob is the Reviews Editor for GuitarWorld.com and MusicRadar guitars, so spends most of his waking hours (and beyond) thinking about and trying the latest gear while making sure our reviews team is giving you thorough and honest tests of it. He's worked for guitar mags and sites as a writer and editor for nearly 20 years but still winces at the thought of restringing anything with a Floyd Rose.