Fender Tone Master Pro, Focusrite, Alesis: 3 Amazing Guitar Recording Deals of the Week!
Also save 12% on a Fender Player II!
Fender Tone Master Pro, Focusrite, Alesis: 3 Amazing Guitar Recording Deals of the Week! · Source: Focusrite
We’re closing in on the dealiest time of the year, and there are already some great guitar recording deals to be found! The Fender Tone Master Pro is on sale, plus and audio interface from Focusrite’s pro series Clarret+. There is also an Alesis e-drum kit with almost 16% off. Check them out!
Deals of the Week: Guitar Recording Deals!
Fender Tone Master Pro: 7% off only today! (12% off Fender Player II, too)
The first one of these guitar recording deals isn’t a massive one in terms of how much you save. But still, 7% off Fender’s floor modeler flagship is nothing to sneeze at, if you ask me. First, Fender is only the second of the “big” manufacturers after Fractal Audio to announce NAM compatibility.
Fender announced their plans on October 23, 2026, with no confirmed release date yet. But in my book, NAM is the future of guitar capturing. And if they keep up and add a usable workflow for creating parametric models (where you model not just one amp setting, but many), there is almost no reason to stay with any other modeling format. Unless you’ve invested already. Then you might need different guitar recording deals.
The Fender Tone Master Pro is currently 7% off at Thomann* (check Sweetwater*). However, it is a last-minute deal that won’t be there by November 1. So, if you’re reading this on Sunday or later, don’t fret. There is also a guitar recording deal to be made with the Fender Player II Mod Strat* in black. It’s 12% off, and it’ll be available longer for this price.
Get 19% off the Focusrite Clarett+ 4Pre: Amazing Guitar Recording Deal!
In home recording history, Focusrite’s Scarlett series has a special place. It’s by far the audio interface series that most start with. I started with the predecessor 20 years ago, the Saffire 6 USB, and recorded many, many songs with it. But there comes a time when you realize that these entry-level models have their limits.
Especially when it comes to their preamps and converters. Boy, was the Saffire noisy! My first upgrade was a Pro Tools Duet (aka Apogee Duet bundled with Pro Tools), and the jump in quality was astonishing. If you’re a fan of Focusrite’s eco system, here is one of the best guitar recording deals to be made i recent weeks to make that same jump.
If you look at the Clarett+ 4Pre, you might come to the conclusion that it’s just a bigger Scarlett 4i4. Far from it. Just in terms of possible inputs in outputs, it’s the Scarlett 18i20 Gen 4 that comes closest. The Clarett+ 4 Pre features 18 inputs (through ADAT extension), 8 outputs, two headphone outputs with separate volume knobs, and (hence the name) four Clarett mic preamps.
The preamps behind the four combo inputs on the front model the preamp of the legendary ISA110 boards from Focusrite. Plus, when you connect an instrument cable for recording guitars, this model comes with JFET preamps. These clip hot signals much softer, instead of hard-clipping (and this muffling) humbucker or active bass signals.
One of the best guitar recording deals this week, the Clarett+ 4 Pre from Focusrite is 19% off at Thomann*.
Alesis Nitro Pro: 16% off!
An electronic drum kit among guitar recording deals?! That’s right. When everyone and their brother is DI recording guitars and basses through plugins, using an actual drum kit instead of a finished MIDI clip (you know who you are) with rigid velocities and timings makes your music groove so much more.
And if you’re not yet at the speed you want to play, just lower the BPM , play the beat and the fill, and increase it again. MIDI being digital means that there is no change in sound quality at all. Plus, as a drummer, I can tell you: drumming is fun!
And an entry-level kit like the Nitro Pro from Alesis is the perfect way to get your feet wet, without spending a fortune. The pads in this 5-piece kit all come with mesh heads, not just rubber pads. Which means the feeling of hitting a drum is much closer to that of an acoustic drum kit.
To start with, the drum module comes with 36 factory kits, 16 user kits, and over 500 samples. You get five pads, three cymbal pads, the drum module, a rack to mount it all, a bass drum, and a hi-hat pedal. All you need now are sticks and a drum throne.
The Alesis Nitro Pro is $100 off at Sweetwater*, which is about 16%. The second-best of these guitar recording deals.
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