![]() Thomann: All the hottest deals, in one place (opens in new tab).Sweetwater: Shop the DealZone (opens in new tab).Prime Day is over, but these are the places that you can still find music gear bargains right now: Just don't leave it so late next time, yeah? Prime Day music deals: Quick links We worked round the clock to find you the very best Prime Day music deals around - and although the sales event is over, there's still plenty of bargains to be had. Prime Day is well-timed for those who don't want to wait until Black Friday to save some cash - and in most cases, the discounts are nearly as good - so we're understandably excited. It's a brilliant opportunity to pick up bargains on everything from smart speakers and headphones to a whole host of music making gear, from electric guitars and acoustic guitar strings, to laptops for music production, external hard drives and beyond. We also saw sales happening at Thomann (opens in new tab), a tasty 40% off promotion on software at Waves (opens in new tab) and Guitar Center (opens in new tab), and good news - all of those deals are still live right now.įor those who're unaware, Amazon Prime Day is Amazon's biggest sales event of the year outside Black Friday. This year, Sweetwater managed to rival Amazon with its Prime Time Deals, and there's still some deals to be had in the Sweetwater DealZone (opens in new tab). Outside of Amazon, there were some killer Prime Day-beating music deals happening elsewhere too. ![]() ![]() Amazon really upped its game this year - but not to worry if you missed out, as all of these deals are still live. It allows you to stream on up to six devices at the same time.Prime Day is over for another year! This year we saw some huge deals including big savings on the Positive Grid Spark amp and Spark Mini (opens in new tab), and that wasn't all. If you want your own ‘account’ which contains only the music and playlists you like, then you’ll need a Family plan which costs £14.99/$14.99pm. The main limitation of the Individual plan is that members of a household all have to share the same playlists and library etc. A Prime subscription costs £79.99/US$139 a year which means Prime Music can cost as little as £6.67/$11.58 per month. Those are the monthly prices but as we’ve said, you can pay annually if you are a Prime member, which makes it cheaper. This is where it can get a little confusing, so we’ve put together this handy table – the prices shown are per month. It means that you get much higher quality audio with ‘HD’ (CD quality) or ‘Ultra HD’ with up to 10x the bitrate of songs streamed via the standard Music service – a classic 320kbps.įor an in-depth comparison, read Prime Music vs Amazon Music Unlimited. So how do they compare? As the Prime part suggests, the first service is included as part of an Amazon Prime membership which costs £79.99/US$139 per year and gives you access to around 2 million songs, a fraction of the 90 million songs you get with Amazon Music Unlimited, which requires its only monthly cost (see full price table below).Īs mentioned earlier, Music HD has now been made free for Unlimited users effectively making it just a part of that service. Yes, but this isn’t the same thing as Amazon Music Unlimited or Music Free so you need to choose which one you’d like: Do Amazon Prime members get Amazon Music free? Here we’ll explain them all so you can see the difference between Prime and Unlimited tiers. This means there’s a choice to make and also a selection of plans for Unlimited users to choose from.
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