- Fender American Ultra II Strat HSS in Graffiti Yellow: save £350
- Warm Audio Fluff Drive pedal: 50% off
- Positive Grid Spark NEO Core headphone amp: was £139, now £69
- Behringer guitar pedals: up to £15 off
- Tobias Killer B IV bass: save £850
- Positive Grid Reactor 50 amp: was £299, now £249
- Dunlop Iron Maiden Killers Cry Baby Wah pedal: save £69
- ESP LTD M-1 Custom ’87: was £1099, now £799
- Warhead Dime Bolt mini amp head: £200 off
- TC Electronic Plethora X1 pedal: save £40
It’s that time of year when we all get a little less trigger-happy when it comes to buying gear. You find something you want, but that voice inside your head says, “What if it’s cheaper during Black Friday?”
It makes total sense. But A: waiting sucks. And B: we have Epic Deals running all year round here at Andertons, not just over Black Friday. That’s why we’ve rounded up 10 of our best current guitar offers below, so you can bag yourself a bargain right now!
Be sure to bookmark this page too, so you can stay in the loop when even more deals drop in our Black Friday Sale.
Fender American Ultra II Strat HSS in Graffiti Yellow: save £350
If you like your Strats limited edition, loud and loaded with premium features, then you’ll love our exclusive Fender American Ultra II HSS Stratocaster in Graffiti Yellow. Based on the uber-modern Ultra II platform, we’ve taken an already supercharged Strat and given it the full hot-rod treatment.
We ripped out the base model’s pickups and installed a versatile, high-end HSS set that you’d typically only find in Fender Custom Shop guitars. With a Seymour Duncan Antiquity humbucker in the bridge and a pair of Fender Custom Shop Texas Special single-coils in the neck and middle positions, this sleek, shreddin’ rock machine serves up a sizzling sound. That Graffiti Yellow finish is guaranteed to stand out on any stage too.
Right now, you can save £350 on this kitted-out Strat. And Andertons is the only place you can pick one up. If you love the look but don’t wanna stretch to a USA-made Strat price, the Squier Classic Vibe ’50s Stratocaster HSS in Graffiti Yellow is a brilliant budget-friendly alternative at just £299.
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Warm Audio Fluff Drive pedal: 50% off
The Warm Audio Fluff Drive is a modernised, metal-ready take on an iconic ’80s scream machine. Designed with YouTuber (and tone connoisseur) Ryan “Fluff” Bruce, it keeps the attitude of the original circuit but has been completely re-engineered to hit harder, track tighter and stay composed when the gain gets silly.
The feature set reads like a riff-lord’s wishlist: a redesigned low-boost for a punchier bass response, a switchable mid-enhance circuit that can sit before or after the drive, plus a fully variable noise gate to keep your chugs clean and your breakdowns surgical. There are some proper premium analogue parts under the hood too.
And because looks matter, it comes in Teal or White. So, pick whichever flavour best matches your board. It’s a whole lotta pedal for £99, and might just be the secret weapon your rig needs.
Positive Grid Spark NEO Core headphone amp: was £139, now £69
Wearable guitar headphone amps are wicked bits of kit, especially if you live in a house share or next to neighbours with bat-like hearing. Just stick ’em on your noggin, plug in your guitar and rock out like you’re on a big stage — but in complete silence.
Positive Grid’s Spark NEO Core wired amp headphones are a great shout, especially as we’ve slashed £70 off their RRP. With 33 amps and 43 effects onboard, you can go from pristine ambient cleans to huge high-gain tones. Plus, with Spark app integration, you can access thousands of community-shared presets.
But the coolest part? Spark AI. Via the app, just type in the sound you’re after and Spark NEO Core will dial in a tone in seconds. What’s more, these Positive Grid cans double as a premium pair of Bluetooth headphones. So, they’re perfect for those times when you just wanna relax with some tunes or pods.
Behringer guitar pedals: up to £15 off
Behringer builds some of the best affordable pedal clones in the biz. They don’t just painstakingly recreate sought-after circuits, they make them look near-identical to the original stomps too.
We’ve dropped the prices on a select few Behringer pedals, including these popular models:
- Behringer Zentara: Based on the mythical transparent overdrive, delivering rich, amp-like gain without masking your guitar’s natural character. It works great as a boost, an always-on tone sweetener or a cutting, hair-raising lead pedal.
- Behringer Fuzz Bender: The sound of ’60s rock in a box! Whether you like your tone velvety smooth or loud and aggressive, this pedal delivers, with its custom mod switch giving you plenty of fuzz-fuelled flavours.
- Behringer Bass Brassmaster Fuzz: A hidden gem of a circuit brought back to life. From subtle grit to completely explosive fuzz, this pedal packs a punch and gives your bass or guitar tone an edge.
Tobias Killer B IV bass: save £850
A few months ago, we ran one of our best bass guitar deals in years. We heavily discounted a bunch of Tobias basses loaded with premium specs, including exotic tonewoods, active Bartolini pickups and high-mass Babicz bridges. Needless to say, we sold through them pretty fast. But luckily for you, we’ve still got a few Killer B IV models left.
Featuring a curvy, satin-finished offset body crafted from Sapele, it’s a super smooth and comfy bass with bags of sustain. And with a layered Maple/Purpleheart ‘Stringer’ neck, it’s incredibly stable and stays in tune brilliantly.
Other badass appointments include lightweight Gotoh machine heads that keep the bass balanced, plus a variety of tone-shaping controls for tweaking the EQ and pickup blend. A handy gig bag’s thrown in too, so it’s ready to hit the stage. But just know that once this bass has gone, it’s gone!
Positive Grid Reactor 50 amp: was £299, now £249
Did you just do a double take? We don’t blame you. The Positive Grid Reactor 50 amp — one of 2026’s hottest products — is now in our sale. Wild.
Powered by a sound engine called ‘Amp Intelligence’, this cutting-edge 1×12″ combo is designed to deliver tone the way you imagine it (quite literally). You can build a complete signal chain in seconds just by describing the sound you’re after, uploading a photo or playing a reference clip via the companion app. It’s seriously smart stuff.
With selectable wattage onboard, you can dial in your perfect tone at bedroom volume or crank it up for rehearsals and gigs without losing that feel. And with loads of built-in effects, plus the ability to run up to eight at the same time, it’s a do-it-all amp that’s an absolute steal at £249.
Dunlop Iron Maiden Killers Cry Baby Wah pedal: save £69
Emerging from the gritty streets of late-’70s London, Iron Maiden met the world with galloping rhythms, steel-forged riffs and banner-raising vocals. And they never stopped. Their intricate multi-guitar melodies and unmatched vigour helped define heavy music, and the band remains one of metal’s most enduring forces.
The Cry Baby Wah was integral to the momentous album Killers, helping shape the dark, aggressive character of tracks like “Wrathchild”, “Innocent Exile” and “Drifter”. This collector’s edition Jim Dunlop Killers Cry Baby Wah celebrates that sonic connection with an exclusive finish and custom tread inspired by the record’s iconic artwork.
If you’re a big Maiden fan, now’s a brilliant time to bag one with nearly £70 off. And just imagine how wicked your pedalboard will look with Eddie’s face on it?
ESP LTD M-1 Custom ’87: was £1099, now £799
Superstrats might be synonymous with the ’80s, but they have and always will be rad. This ESP LTD M-1 Custom ’87 epitomises everything about the formula, sporting a Floyd Rose locking trem, a single Seymour Duncan Distortion humbucker and an ultra-skinny neck with 24 X-jumbo frets. In short: it’s a high-octane axe primed for metal and hard rock.
Some extra cool features include a sleek neck-through construction, enhancing sustain and helping you reach the highest frets with ease. Plus, a push/pull volume control that lets you split the bridge ‘bucker for some sparkly single-coil tones. And when it’s time to rip some leads, just flick its EMG PA-2 boost mini switch for a kick in volume and gain.
If your current guitar feels like it’s holding you back, this ESP could be just the ticket for faster playing and face-melting tone. And right now, you can save a whopping £300 on this stealthy shredder.
Warhead Dime Bolt mini amp head: £200 off
Always dreamt of getting the late, great Dimebag Darrell’s legendary guitar sound? This dinky Warhead amp head dishes out his dominating tone in an electrifying package.
Featuring artwork inspired by Dime’s iconic stage guitar and developed with input from his longtime tech Grady Champion, the Warhead Dime Bolt lets you plug in and hammer out classic Pantera riffs with a sound practically identical to the records. We’re talking aggressively scooped mids, punchy low-end and copious amounts of gain.
For a compact 40-watt head that’s a doddle to take anywhere, it sounds absolutely massive. Plus, it’s got a handy FX loop for placing your modulation, delay and reverb stompboxes through. Pair it up with the new MXR M226 Flanger/Doubler pedal (a recreation of Dime’s fave tone-widener) and you can call yourself a cowboy from hell!
TC Electronic Plethora X1 pedal: save £40
The TC Electronic Plethora X1 is like having a Swiss Army Knife on your pedalboard. It’s a multi-FX unit packed into a standard-sized pedal, letting you load up a huge range of TC’s most popular effects without taking up much of your board’s real estate.
Whether you’re after lush chorus, spacious reverb, swirling modulation or pitch-shifting madness, the small but mighty Plethora X1 has you covered. It’s super easy to use too, while the companion app gives you access to a massive library of TonePrint presets created by both TC Electronic and renowned players.
It’s one of the smartest pedalboard upgrades you can make. And with £40 off right now, there’s never been a better time to give one a go.
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