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Rebates, Discounts, Special Offers and more
Musician’s Friend has really been rolling out the deals to get us all to start our Christmas shopping early this year. Today they released a special coupon code available to all readers of Live Musician Central. You can use this code to get up to $75 off your purchase from Musician’s Friend. Just click on the banner below and use the coupon code MF23.
Every live musician wants to save money. That’s why you owe it to yourself to check out Musician’s Friends rebate page. They have rebates on hundreds of items in every category from Live Sound to Accessories. Going to the rebate page is an easy way to start your shopping list and find some gifts for your buddies this year.
So make sure you check out these rockin’ rebates!
There’s a couple of really good deals going on at Music123 that I wanted to make you aware of. Right now all the accessories ship free on orders over $49. That’s half the usual amount to get free shipping. You usually have to order $99 to get free shipping but for the accessories you only have to order $49 worth of stuff to get free shipping.
Second, there’s a great coupon code that you can use to get a 15% discount on all accessories. You can save a bunch of money by entering this coupon code during checkout when ordering accessories. Just click this link: 15% Off All Accessories with Coupon Code: B2S15 at Music123.com That’s a great deal and it’s not going to last forever. So if you’re a live musician, now is the perfect time to pick up some much needed accessories for you and your band.
Here’s a list of links to accessories that you can buy using the 15% discount code.
Horizon Concert Series 24-Channel/4-Return Stage Snake Standard
Mogami Gold High-Definition Neutrik 1/4″ Straight Instrument Cable 18 Foot
Mogami Silver Series Microphone Cable 50 Foot
Nova 12-Pair Hickory Drumsticks Wood Rock
Roc-N-Soc NRX Nitro Rider Drum Throne Black
Furman PM-8 II Power Conditioner with Digital Volt And Current Meters Standard
Yamaha Portable Keyboard Survival Kit B Standard
Drum One Shield Two Drum Shield Standard
Fingerease Guitar String Lubricant Standard
Fender Instrument Care Kit by Meguiar’s Standard
Big Bends Nut Sauce Tuning Lubricant Standard
Seymour Duncan SH-4 JB Humbucker Pickup Black
EBow PlusEbow Electronic Bow for Guitar Standard
Clayton Acetal Standard Guitar Picks .80MM 1 Dozen
Dean Markley 2556 Blue Steel Regular Gauge Electric Guitar Strings Standard
M-Audio SP-2 Sustain Pedal Standard
That’s just a small sampling of the types of accessories that you can get right now at Music123. With the combined discounts of 15% off the price of the accessory and free shipping on orders over $49.00 you can save a bundle. So make sure you get in on the sale while you still can!
This weeks Offbeat Product from Music123 is such a cool device that I just had to post about it on Live Musician Central. It’s the Hiwatt Echo-Theremin. If you don’t know what a Theremin is it’s an extremely unique instrument. You’ve probably heard it in many old Sci-Fi movies making a ghostly whistling noise. Musically it was made famous in the Rock-N-Roll world when the Beach Boys played a Theremin solo on their song “Good Vibrations”, it’s that whistling, synth type sound. Yes the Theremin is cool and it’s a fun instrument to play around with.
Here’s a little history, the theremin was invented in 1920 by a Russian physicist named Lev Sergeiyvich Termin, his name was later changed toe Leon Theremin. So the instrument has been around for a while and has assumed many forms over the years. The unique thing is you play the instrument without touching it. A theremin usually has an antenna that works by changing the pitch as you move your hand closer or further away from the antenna. As you move your hand closer, the pitch gets higher. Move your hand away and the pitch gets lower. If you practice you can play some real music on the Theremin.
Live Musician Central has now added product links from Music123.com . I have shopped many times with Music123 and have always been pleased with their customer service and ease of checkout. I bought my Line 6 TonePort KB37 from Music123 and I buy my Dean Markley Blue Steel Strings from them as well. Today I’m going to give you a few links to Music123 so you can check out the excellent promotions from this great online music store.
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As Musician’s we all have to stretch every dollar we have as far as it will go. Especially with todays outrageous gas prices. So I’m always on the lookout for great deals and like every Musician I love new gear! That’s why every day I check out Musician’s Friend Stupid Deal of the Day. Continue reading “Musician’s Friend Rebate Page”
I love new music gear and I’m continually amazed at the new and innovative products that come on the market for musicians. It’s a nice thing to be such a force in the world that people invent and innovate such amazing devices so we can further our craft. I read a lot of magazines written for performing musicians and I try to stay on top new products coming out. Again, the Internet makes it even easier to find out about and get new gear before a lot of musicians hear about it. I always like to be at practice and tell the band members, “Did you hear about the new keyboard that Roland is coming out with?”. Or to be able to make a suggestion on a new product that will help somebody in the band out. Continue reading “Musician’s Friend – New Product Of The Day”
Let’s face it, music is a business. We have to cut costs just like any other business out there. We all need tools and we want the best tools at the best prices. That’s why it makes sense to bargain hunt. Musician’s Friend has a great promotion every day called the Musician’s Friend Stupid Deal Of The Day.
I suggest clicking it every day just to see what they’re offering. Sometimes the deals are so good you can buy from it Musician’s Friend, then re-sell it eBay and make a couple bucks profit. I hope you get some value out of this promotion. I know I have and I check it regularly.
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