Guitar deals are thin on the ground in Amazon’s Spring Sale but if you need accessories, I’ve found 6 deals that are well worth checking out

I’ve had the D’Addario Eclipse clip-on tuner for a long time now, and it’s great for home use when I’m away from my pedalboard. It’s currently got a cool 20% reduction taking the price down to $11.99, an absolute bargain for a tuner that will stand the test of time. I’ve had mine for well over four years now and it's never let me down, whether I'm tuning acoustic, electric, or bass guitar.

Elixir’s Optiweb ultra-long-lasting guitar strings are typically pretty expensive as far as electric guitar strings go, which means whenever they’re discounted, I ensure I pick up a few sets for my guitar collection. They don’t have the biggest discount I’ve ever seen at 15% off, but it definitely brings them closer in price to a regular set of strings. The fact that they’ll last much longer than said regular strings also makes them better value for money in my opinion.

I like having a good guitar strap for each of the guitars in my collection, as you never know when inspiration might strike and you just have to reach for that oddball guitar that doesn’t get as much love. Two of these Fender Festival Straps have got a nice $12.20 discount in the Amazon Spring Sale, which is close to 40% off! They’re an absolute bargain whether you need a strap for your backup guitar or your precious number one.

Guitar cables aren’t the sexiest thing you’ll ever purchase, I’ll be the first to admit, but they are undoubtedly a necessity. Having spares on hand is essential too, as you never know when you’ll need another. These Stagg Instrument cables are superb value for money even at full price, but in the sale they’ve gotten a hefty 31% discount taking the price down to below $10. It’s a great way to save cash even if you’re just going to keep it in your gig bag for an emergency.

A few years ago, I had so many spare pedals going I decided to build a backup ‘board. I didn’t want to spend loads on powering it though. Enter the Donner DP-1 pedalboard power supply, which is insanely good value for money. Of course, it’s not going to compete with a CIOKS, but if you’re looking for a good first-time PSU or you just want something low cost to use at home, it will absolutely do the job. In the sale it’s got a 25% discount, which brings the price down to a very affordable $30, and it includes 10 cables to power your pedals too.

Using a guitar slide can really help open up some new sonic possibilities in your guitar playing. I’ve started using one recently in a new band, and it’s a great way to create some amazing tones, whether you’re playing traditional blues or something more experimental. This Rick Slide Brass guitar slide delivers a really warm tone thanks to the resonant qualities of brass, and with a cool $9 discount, it’s fantastic value for money.