Go for unplugged glory with the best beginner acoustic guitar deals we’ve found this Cyber Monday

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Get your – or a loved one's – playing journey started with top-tier discounts on easy strummers from Fender, Gretsch, Yamaha, Orangewood and more

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There are a whole lotta Cyber Monday guitar deals going around right now, and some of the best we've seen have been on acoustic guitars for beginners.

Affordable already, these easy strummers from the likes of Fender, Yamaha, Gretsch, Orangewood and more combine solid build quality, great, resonant sound, and tuning stability, and have seen their already-attractive prices cut further for Cyber Monday.

Fender CC-60SCE: was $349.99, now $279.99
was £349 now £279 at Guitar Center

Fender CC-60SCE: was $349.99, now $279.99
Perfect for both beginners and advanced acoustic players alike, the Fender CC-60SCE in Aged Cognac Burst finish boasts superb playability courtesy of its satin-finished mahogany neck, and a well-balanced tonal response and sleek aesthetic thanks to its all-mahogany build. And in this killer pre-Black Friday Guitar Center deal, you can get it for sub-$280.

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Yamaha F335 acoustic: 15% off at Guitar Center

Yamaha F335 acoustic: 15% off at Guitar Center
This budget-friendly strummer offers the feel, tone and classic looks of a dreadnought at an amazingly low price that's been further cut by 15% at Guitar Center. Just type in the code blackfriday15 and save big on this fantastic, low-cost acoustic.

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Gretsch G9520 Jim Dandy: was $179, now $159
was US$179 now US$159 at Guitar Center

Gretsch G9520 Jim Dandy: was $179, now $159
With classic looks and a compact body that nonetheless produces a beautifully round tone, the G9520 Jim Dandy is the perfect pick-up-and-play acoustic for beginners. A lot of guitar for the money as it stands, this stylish parlor acoustic can now be grabbed for $20 off at Guitar Center.

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D'Angelico Premier Series Lexington CS: $100 off
was US$399 now US$299 at Musician's Friend

D'Angelico Premier Series Lexington CS: $100 off
With big sound and vintage D'Angelico looks, the Premier Series Lexington CS is a fantastic beginner's acoustic. Now $100 off at Musician's Friend, this dreadnought is – at $299 – a slice of sonic and visual elegance at a clearance rack price.

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Orangewood Oliver Mahogany: $225, now $180
was US$225 now US$180 at Orangewood

Orangewood Oliver Mahogany: $225, now $180
This mahogany grand concert model not only looks the part but promises some tonal delights too. The solid mahogany top maximizes resonance, while the rosewood fingerboard and bridge and bone nut/saddle add a touch of class. Opt for the Oliver Live and you'll also get an onboard Fishman Sonitone pickup/preamp.

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Orangewood Oliver Jr Mahogany: $225, now $180
was US$225 now US$180 at Orangewood

Orangewood Oliver Jr Mahogany: $225, now $180
The Oliver Jr takes the same grand concert shape as its big brother and shrinks it for the perfect portable/travel-size format. Here, the fretboard is swapped for ebony but that all-important solid top is still present.

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Jackson Maxwell
Jackson Maxwell

Jackson is an Associate Editor at GuitarWorld.com. He’s been writing and editing stories about new gear, technique and guitar-driven music both old and new since 2014, and has also written extensively on the same topics for Guitar Player. Elsewhere, his album reviews and essays have appeared in Louder and Unrecorded. Though open to music of all kinds, his greatest love has always been indie, and everything that falls under its massive umbrella. To that end, you can find him on Twitter crowing about whatever great new guitar band you need to drop everything to hear right now.