Summary of the best music tech deals (synthesizers, drum machines, audio interfaces, MIDI controllers…) for Amazon Prime Day 2022
The days of good deals are usually at the end of November with Black Friday and Cyber Monday. These days also happen every year in summer. That is when Amazon invites you to its yearly Prime Day sale event.
Amazon Prime Day 2022 started today. In addition to a lot of household technology, smartphones, notebooks, etc, you can also save on music tech gear.
Best Amazon Prime Day Music Tech Deals
The selection for Prime Day is not as huge as for Black Friday/Cyber Monday, but there is again a good number of music tech deals that may be of interest to you. I’m currently only concentrating on the deals at Amazon.de because I live in Austria on one side and the deals on the other Amazon sites are relatively the same.
Amazon.com does not have a Prime Day Sale online at the time of writing this article. You won’t find all the deals from Prime Day 2022 here, only those that I think are the most interesting. For example, you can save 20% OFF on the Novation Circuit Rhythm or almost half off (46% OFF) on the Akai Pro APC40 MKII MIDI controller for 201,68€.
Amazon Prime Day 2022 deals are available until 13 July 23:59 (CET).
More information here: Amazon.de
None of this applies to Amazon USA. Fail.
I live in Europe and when I made the article, Amazon Prime Day has not started yet. We have different timezones. Just checked Amazon US and I don’t see any major music tech deal sorry. #notafail
Actually (regarding elwyn’s misjudgment on whether your post failed), most this minimal set of items – excluding Laney and a couple of others, but including the Focusrite/Novation stuff – was available for a while at Amazon.com, once the time was right in the US.
What’s appalling is how little of value was available at reduced prices, let alone interesting ones – across categories – from this formerly formidable retail monster.
Now, provided one wishes to endure a truly wretched shopping experience, one finds primarily rafts of near-future rubbish. It’s all listed multiple times under computer-generated company names, for your inconvenience, and gets shown to you whether or not you ask to see it.
On the positive side, your trash gets delivered quickly and it may even be returnable, if you realize your mistake soon after it arrives.