Looks like Guitar Center is getting in on the President’s day sale action as well. Here is their current deal they are offering… not bad:
Save 15% on any Single Item $299+ at Guitar Center During the President’s Day Weekend Event (coupon: PRES, exp: 2/15)
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Save Up to $500 Instantly During Presidents’ Weekend Event at MusiciansFriend.com (coupon PREZ, exp: 2/15)
Here is additional info:
Shop online and use coupon code PREZ in secure checkout for unbelievable savings up to 15% (maximum discount of $500). Promotion valid only on in-stock items. Sorry, discounts not combinable with other coupons or special offers, and not valid on purchases of gift certificates, Factory Restocks, band and orchestra gear, or MF Gold Coverage and extended warranties.
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Yesterday, I got word of a bunch of coupons (one for Musician’s Friend and a bunch for Guitar Center). I’m hoping these can come in handy for some gear purchases!
Big Gear Ships Free on Orders Over $99 at MusiciansFriend.com (coupon: BIGG, exp: 2/10)
10% Off Qualifying Items at GuitarCenter.com (coupon: FEBSAVE10, exp: 2/28)
20% Off Select Ibanez Guitars at GuitarCenter.com (coupon: IBANEZ20, exp: 2/28)
15% Off Select Amps and Cabs at GuitarCenter.com (coupon: AMPS15, exp: 2/28)
15% Off Select Drum Snares at GuitarCenter.com (coupon: SNARE15, exp: 2/28)
20% Off Select Cases and Bags at GuitarCenter.com (coupon: CASES20, exp: 2/28)
15% off select Drum Machines at GuitarCenter.com (coupon: DRUM15, exp: 2/28)
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I just got wind of this new promotion by Guitar Center. Right now they’re offering a 15% discount on any single item of $299 or more (up to a $500 discount). This offer is good from 1/29 to 1/31.
15% Off any Single Item $299 or More at Guitar Center
Use the following coupon code at checkout: WEEKEND15
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Just got notified about this offer at Musician’s Friend. You can earn up to a $200 Gift Coupon at MusiciansFriend.com. Use the following coupon code: GETNEW
This offer expires on 1/26/2010. Click here to see full details.
Here are the official details:
We don’t just call ourselves Musician’s Friend because it sounds good … we want to be there for all your musical needs, now and in the future! For a limited time we’re making those future purchases even more affordable. Order $100 or more in qualifying gear* between January 19 and January 26, use Promo Code GETNEW in your shopping cart, and we’ll email you a Gift Coupon worth up to $200 toward your next order! It’s that easy. Get what you need now, and treat yourself to some free gear down the road!
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I’ve been extremely busy with the holiday action this year… been out of town for a week and I’m just about half dipped in egg nog by now. Things will get back to normal for me.. should be back home on the 2nd. Anyways, just wanted to Happy New Year to everyone, and have a safe and fun one. Any of you rockin’ tonight?
Musician’s Friend is currently offering 20% off their used gear, just use the following checkout code: USED Offer expires on 1/3, so you’ll need to act soon.
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Viewing Amazon deals this evening, I came across an interesting listing of pedals that I’ve not personally heard about. These are Eagletone pedals. If you have any experience with these pedals, please let me know about them! I couldn’t find any YouTube videos on these either??
Anyway, there are some great deals on these pedals at Amazon:
Eagletone Chorus Pedal – Lists at $189.00 is on sale for $49.95
Eagletone Delay Pedal – Lists at $189.00 is on sale for $54.95
Eagletone Distortion Pedal – Lists at $189.00 is on sale for $49.95
Eagletone Flange Pedal – Lists at $189.00 is on sale for $54.95
We’re looking at 70%+ off list price on these pedals. Love to hear your experience with these pedals and how they sound, please comment to this post!
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Currently, Amazon has a good deal on the Mod Tone Harmonic Tremor pedal. This pedal normally lists for $99.95, but is on sale for $65.76 and can ship free with FREE super saver shipping.
Here are the specifics of the pedal:
The ModTone Harmonic Tremor is a split bypass boutique style pedal that recreates vintage style tremolo units or pulsating vibrato effect. Housed in a sealed corrosion resistant metal chassis that’s built to last, each ModTone pedal features period correct vintage style components, smooth linear taper pots that enable you to custom tailor your sound for maximum performance, high impact switches built for the floor and top quality jacks for optimum tonal transfer.
I found another great video demo by gearmanndude:
You can pick up the Mod Tone Harmonic Tremor for $65.76 at Amazon.com
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I thought I was done finding awesome deals on BBE pedals, but I came across another one on Amazon. Here is the BBE Orange Squash Fet Compressor Pedal. This pedal normally lists for $169.00, but is now on sale for $119.99. I was unable to find any video demos of this pedal, but here is the official pedal description:
The Orange Squash is a compressor patterned after an old favorite that levels out louder signals while boosting lower signals to provide a smooth sustain without changing the original sound. Robust build quality and rugged engineering ensure that the Orange Squash will stand up to the abuse of life on the road. Other features include hardwire bypass, LED operation indicator, non-slip rubber bottom, easy-access 9v battery compartment and included external power supply.
You can pick up the BBE Orange Squash Fet Compressor Pedal for $119.99 at Amazon, and this pedal ships FREE with super saver shipping!
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I was checking out Musician’s Friend today and noticed their stupid deal of the day was for the TASCAM DR-07 Portable Digital Recorder. I currently own this recorder and love it, so I thought I’d recommend it to others.
I originally purchased this recorder to quickly record band practices, and to record live performances. It absolutely works great for this, and the simplicity is great. Basically, set input level and hit record. Records to SD card and has mini-USB interface for easy transfer of files. Files are stored as .wav files.
I remember when I purchased this I didn’t have high hopes for quality, but was very impressed with the sound. I still use this recorder for what I mentioned above, but since I started this blog, and started to review pedals with my friend Jimmy, I needed a way to capture decent audio. My camcorder’s audio was literally being crushed with the sound level, so I thought I’d introduce the Tascam to record the audio portion then sync the audio with the video later. All the videos reviews that we have on the site are recorded using this unit.
The Tascam DR-07 normally lists at $279.00, but is on sale TODAY for $129.00. That’s $150 off of list. Also, you get a FREE pair of Sony MDR-V150 Studio Monitor Series Headphones with this purchase. Wish that option was around when I initially purchased this recorder!
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