Cyber Monday 2024: Reverb’s best Cyber Monday deals on synths, outboard gear and samplersBlack Friday is over and Cyber Monday is here. Remember the exclusive deal on that synth that’s now your go-to instrument? Or what about that half-price plugin you now use on a daily basis? Well, Cyber Monday is the time to grab another delicious deal that could seriously amp up your music production.

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Reverb.com is an online marketplace for music gear, offering a massive range of new, used, and vintage musical instruments, equipment, and accessories. Founded in 2013, it serves as a platform connecting buyers and sellers globally, catering to musicians, collectors, and enthusiasts seeking various music tech products, including guitars, synthesizers, recording gear, and more. This Cyber Monday, it’s slashing prices of its gear and we’ve compiled our favourites.
$61,227 discount on a Yamaha CS-80
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OK…This one isn’t for everyone, but it’s worth a look, just for fun. This Yamaha CS-80 is now available with a 50% price drop, making it an eye-watering, tear-jerking $61,227. Someone’s gotta grab it, right?
Save $110 on a Focusrite Scarlett 4i4
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An ideal interface for producers and recording artists in any genre, the Focusrite Scarlett 4i4 provides four inputs and outputs, making it perfect for recording several sources at the same time. Recording at up to 192kHz, it offers pristine audio quality, MIDI functionality and works over a USB connection which powers the interface. Portable yet powerful, this is a great system for recording and producing for just $150.
Shure SM7B — $60 off
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The SM7B has become the ultimate podcasting mic. Used by the greats and not-so-greats, this vocal mic has become a stalwart in recording studios around the world. It’s beloved for its flat and wide-range frequency response, which makes it primed for capturing vocals — speech and singing — in all styles. On Reverb this Cyber Monday, you can snag $60 off the mic, bringing the price down to $339.
$95 off the Arturia MiniFreak
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We love the Arturia MiniFreak. We gave it a 9/10 score when we reviewed it in 2022, saying: “It’s tough to believe the richness and character you can coax from such a compact, almost cute, instrument.” Today, you can save $95, bringing the price down to just over $500. Not bad if you’re looking for an affordable, versatile synth to cover all your bases.
$1,200 off Arturia’s PolyBrute Noir
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Want more power from Arturia? The Arturia PolyBrute is a powerhouse synth, which in our review we called “possibly the most powerful analogue synthesizer of the modern age”. The French brand has now released this synth titan in a cool, noir finish. It usually retails at $2,699 – but this Cyber Monday, you can get $1,200 off, meaning you pay $1,499.
When are Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
Black Friday took place on 29 November 2024, and Cyber Monday is today, 2 December. Sales usually start at midnight on Friday but, as the event has expanded across the globe, many companies extend their Black Friday sales over the course of several weeks, starting as early as October. So, even if you think you might miss a Black Friday drop, you can still keep your eyes peeled throughout November to cop yourself a deal.
Typically, Black Friday and Cyber Monday fall annually on the final weekend of November, just a day after Americans celebrate Thanksgiving. Cyber Monday marks the end of most of the price cuts, so you’ll want to head to the virtual checkout with those synths in your cart before midnight on Monday 27 November, or you might miss out.
Where can you get more Cyber Monday deals on music gear?
If you’re looking for hardware and other products that are discounted this Cyber Season, check out our Cyber Monday 2024 guide.
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