Guitar Deals: Gibson, Boss, ESP/LTD, AER and Neural DSP
Great savings on loads of guitar gear from Thomann
This week’s roundup of Guitar Deals on Thomann includes great savings on Gibson, Boss, ESP/LTD, AER, and Neural DSP. This week is Thomann’s Cyber Week so there are plenty more savings to be had.
Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s
This Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s is an exclusive Sparkling Burgundy colour for Thomann and is currently listed at 20% off * their normal price. It offers classic ’60s style features including a pair of Gibson Burstbucker 61T (bridge) and Burstbucker 61R (neck) humbuckers. The pickups are hand-wired and use a set of Orange Drops capacitors.
Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s SB
Specifications
It has a mahogany body with a maple cap and a ’60s profile mahogany neck. The neck has a rosewood fretboard with trapezoid fret markers and a set of 22 frets with cryogenic fret treatment
Boss RE-2 Space Echo Delay/Reverb
Next up is the compact, yet powerful Boss RE-2 Space Echo Delay/Reverb pedal which offers vintage voiced Roland Space Echo tones in the modern Boss compact pedal format. With 11 Delay modes to hand, it should cover a lot of ground for most musicians.
Boss RE-2 Space Echo Delay:Reverb
Controls
This modern-day recreation of a classic effect includes controls for Echo, Reverb, Intensity, Tone, Repeat Rate, Wow, and Flutter. Along with a Mode Rotary Switch that accesses the 11 delay modes available. The main footswitch allows for tap tempo, as well as bypassing the effect. However, there is also provision for an external footswitch/expression pedal for even more control if required.
Currently, you can save 30% off * the normal price, which is a great saving.
ESP LTD JC-4 Campbell Signature
This ESP/LTD JC-4 Campbell Signature model bass has 5% off * the standard price and offers a swamp ash body with a 5-piece neck maple/purpleheart bolt-on neck. If you are a fan of the Lamb of God bassist then you could save some money on this signature model.
ESP LTD JC-4 Campbell Signature
Fishman
This model has a pair of Fishman Fluence SB-1 soapbar humbuckers and a Hipshot A-style bridge with a set of slotted saddles. The Thin-U neck profile and ebony fretboard fitted with 21 XJ frets should make this bass a dream to play fast runs on.
AER Compact 60/4 Tommy Emmanuel
This AER Compact 60/4 Tommy Emmanuel model has 30% off * the price at the moment and as the name suggests it is nice and portable/compact. It has two channels and is rated at 60 watts with a high-end DI output to an FOH system. The acoustic guitar combo features an 8″ Twin Cone and is a closed cabinet design.
AER Compact 60:4 Tommy Emmanuel
Channels
Channel 1 has controls for Gain, Bass, Mid, and Treble, along with a High/Low and Colour switch and Channel 2 has Gain, Bass, and Treble, plus a Line/Mic switch and there is an overall Master Volume for both channels.
The onboard effects include Short Reverb, Long Reverb, Tommydelay, and Chorus with controls for Pan, Select, and Level. There is also a switch on the rear of the amp for 9 V (Ch.1) for 9 V phantom power for channel 1, DI Out Pre FX/Post FX.
Neural DSP Quad Cortex + Free Quad Cortex Gigcase
Finally, the Neural DSP Quad Cortex has 15% off * the standard price, plus Thomann is giving a free Neural DSP Quad Cortex Gigcase with each unit sold. Making for a neat saving on the two products combined and keeping your new investment safe whilst you travel.
Neural DSP Quad Cortex
Advanced Modeling
The Quad Cortex is known for its 2 GHz dedicated DSP Quad-Core SHARC architecture and this makes for a very powerful system of amps, cabs, and effects. They are constantly adding new features and the 7″ touch display makes it simple to navigate.
*percentage discount will vary based on your territory and conversion rates on the day of purchase. Displayed percentage discounts are used for guidance only. “
- Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s SB: Thomann
- Boss RE-2 Space Echo Delay:Reverb: Thomann
- ESP LTD JC-4 Campbell Signature: Thomann
- AER Compact 60:4 Tommy Emmanuel: Thomann
- Neural DSP Quad Cortex: Thomann
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