ilovefuzz.com

http://www.creamcitymusic.com rock15 (-15% on new/used storewide) 11/15 through 11/22 (Turkey day)

https://www.perfectcircuit.com/black-friday.html PCA has been rotating their flash sales. You can also get -10% off non-sale items with friday10.

current flash sale prices (11/16): Bitquest $212 (265 regularly), Snazzy FX Mini Ark $315 (449), Zetaohm FLXS1 $594 (699)

https://reverb.com/shop/aaysr?query=hungry sale on Hungry Robot pedals

https://www.gearnews.com/black-friday-t ... find-them/ (mostly plugins)

Reverb's first sale will start on Monday and go through the first day of December.



I'll post more links and codes as I get them.

new stuff, -20% (starts Wednesday), free shipping on $200 orders, and limited finishes

http://www.adventurepedals.com

-$100 off the SE-02 through the end of the year

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... zer-module

Last year Sweetwater did 48-month financing on a handful of brands (Eventide, Roland/BOSS?). The year before they did 48-months/0% on DSI.

Arturia is offering their V bundle (6.0) for $249 through December 5th. I think these were $399 last year and absolutely worth it. I don't generally like soft synths, but after downloading the free trial versions I was buying the full package the same day.

Buchla Easel, polyphonic Arp 2600, polyphonic Moog modular, organs, an Oberheim, CS-80....if these instruments were physical units, they'd probably cost you in excess of $300,000. The interface is really good. It's incredibly easy to save sounds, organize custom patches, and then to edit and resave them. ---I will warn you, though, that the modular engines can hit insane frequencies that could damage your hearing or your equipment.

https://www.arturia.com/black-friday

If you want to run your soft synths externally into effects or amps, a simple passive reamp for $100 will get the job done.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... ing-device

I had always wanted an Easel, before they were even reissued. That was a bit of a dream fulfilled. The most surprising part for me was the CS-80. All you ever hear from online demos is people trying to do brassy sounds and pads. The software version gives you so many more possibilities---bright, exotic sounds---dark, cinematic soundscapes---vibrant arpeggios.

Even if you only want to use 3-4 of the programs, it's definitely worth it. I bought an Arturia Keystep to use with it, but there are certainly many options in the $50-100 range if you just want a simple MIDI controller that never leaves your desk area.

echorec wrote:Arturia is offering their V bundle (6.0) for $249 through December 5th. I think these were $399 last year and absolutely worth it. I don't generally like soft synths, but after downloading the free trial versions I was buying the full package the same day.

I just have the cheapy Analog Lab 3 upgrade, and even that is just too much cool shit to get through in months of playing. Arturia really does a nice job with these.
I think a MiniLab MKII & AL3 upgrade altogether was just $140. Sick value.

If anyone wants to unburden themselves of some cash, without taking on the added responsibility of more gear to maintain, then do we have an opportunity for you....

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save 15%

http://www.musictoyz.com/ TDAY2K18

https://www.musiciansfriend.com/customer-coupon blackfriday (-10% on $49, -15% on $149 & up) works with Rickenbacker, Pigtronix, Malekko, Mad Professor, Laney, Yamaha reface series, Kilpatrick, Walforf, Maxon (Godlyke distributor sale is usually 20% though)

Supro Neptune is $699 at Sweetwater ($1499 regularly).

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... tube-combo

Sweetwater just put up another batch of the SDD-3000, which boggles my mind...I thought they already unloaded the last of these things in 2017 or 2016. Talk about a slow crawl of a liquidation.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... elay-pedal

Also....I bought one...cuz if I don't like it, I can always flip it on Reverb for a small markup.

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save 15% on CBA while supplies last (all week long until Cyber Monday)---

DARKFRIDAY

https://chaseblissaudio.com/product-category/pedals/

Also Sweetwater, Eleven Rack + low-rent Pro Tools for $199.

It's a heck of a unit (and I don't feel cheated having paid $250 on the initial blowout) - I can't see them going ANY lower just on the size alone. They're legit 2U racks (depth, weight, height) but sound stupid good for quiet/latenight/recording stuff. Effects in them are fairly mediocre but the amp models and the speaker cabs are very good (as is the speaker breakup modelling)

amazing work echorec... keep it up! always invaluable! <3

echorec wrote:Supro Neptune is $699 at Sweetwater ($1499 regularly).

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... tube-combo

Wow, I don't need a new amp, but that's a nice price...

echorec wrote:Sweetwater just put up another batch of the SDD-3000, which boggles my mind...I thought they already unloaded the last of these things in 2017 or 2016. Talk about a slow crawl of a liquidation.

https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail ... elay-pedal

Shit, wonder if I should just buy one now or risk waiting til I go to work tomorrow afternoon to see if I can get one even cheaper through our commercial rep.