Weather you’re looking for acoustic or electric, these amazing guitar sales will help turn you into a total rockstar this Labor Day 2024!
THE TOP 3 GUITARS ON SALE
There are actually some really great deals on a wide variety of guitars actually happening today. It doesn’t matter if you’re a beginner (guilty as charged), a pro, or just a pro in training (we play the air-guitar quite well, thank you very much). There’s really something for everyone during this major Labor Day Weekend sale event!
YOUR GUITAR DEALS GUIDE:
If you’re looking just to upgrade your prized guitar you probably already know exactly what you’re looking for. However, if you’re new to the game there are actually a bunch of different types of guitars to learn about. We put together a brief explainer on some of the different types so you can better figure out which one(s) may be best for you. After that we’ll break down all the different types that are currently on sale and, trust, us there are a lot to choose from right now!
- Acoustic Guitars: These are hollow-bodied and use only an acoustic soundboard to help transmit the strings energy into the air in order to produce its sound.
- Steel-String Acoustic Guitars: This is what most people imagine when they think of an acoustic guitar. They have a loud, bright sound that’s widely used in all sorts of music.
- Classical Guitars: These are similar to other types of acoustic guitars, but they use nylon strings instead of steel strings, which gives them a softer, mellow sound.
- Steel-String Acoustic Guitars: This is what most people imagine when they think of an acoustic guitar. They have a loud, bright sound that’s widely used in all sorts of music.
- Electric Guitars: These guitars use electronic pickups and amplifiers to produce sound. They are used in almost every type of music made in the last century, but especially in rock, pop, and jazz.
- Solid-Body Electric Guitars: These are the most common type of electric guitar. They have a solid wood body and don’t produce much sound without an amplifier.
- Semi-Hollow and Hollow-Body Electric Guitars: These guitars have a central block of wood with a hollow body, or entirely hollow body, which allows them to be used acoustically as well as with an amplifier.
- Solid-Body Electric Guitars: These are the most common type of electric guitar. They have a solid wood body and don’t produce much sound without an amplifier.
- Bass Guitars: Bass guitars provide the low-end sound crucial to almost all types of music. They usually have four strings, but there are variations with five, six, or more strings.
- Electric Bass Guitars: These are the most common type of bass guitar and look similar to electric guitars.
- Acoustic Bass Guitars: These are similar to acoustic guitars, but larger in size.
- Electric Bass Guitars: These are the most common type of bass guitar and look similar to electric guitars.
- Twelve-String Guitars: These are essentially a variation of the standard six-string design. Twelve-string guitars have six courses of strings, each with two strings that are usually tuned an octave apart.
There are, of course, so many more than that but for purposes of finding the best sales, we’re starting with these. Check out the best guitars overall on sale and then broken out by type and brand. There’s something for just about all of us this Labor Day 2024!
