The sales upset is being attributed to the success of Peter Jackson's The Beatles: Get Back documentary series, which spurred interest in the band’s Fender Bass VI – during the documented Let It Be sessions, the model was picked up by either John Lennon or George Harrison whenever Paul McCartney was needed for piano duties.
The Bass VI was first produced by Fender in 1961 and is in effect a six-string baritone guitar. Its heavier strings are tuned like a bass guitar, an octave below a regular guitar, and the body shape is similar to a Fender Jaguar.
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With offers on electric guitars and acoustic guitars from brands like Gibson, Fender, Gretsch and Squier, as well as bargains to be had on guitar effects pedals and guitar amps, you are sure to find what you are looking for this Black Friday.
Black Friday takes place on the day after Thanksgiving and will be held on Friday 25th November this year. The deals will extend across the following weekend (known as Cyber Weekend) before finishing with some great Guitar Center Cyber Monday deals on November 28th. (GuitarWorld)
GUITAR CENTER BLACK FRIDAY DEALS: WILL THERE BE ENOUGH STOCK?
While we don't think there is going to be an insane amount of stock disruption this Black Friday, we can expect to see delays on products getting from factories to distribution centers thanks to the current supply chain issues facing the US.
There also could be delays on getting your products delivered to you after you've ordered them, so we'd suggest you jump on any great deals you want as soon as you see them to avoid disappointment.
If you're in the market for any of the best guitar plugins though, fill your boots. There aren't any delivery times on those bad boys!
Should I buy from Guitar Center online during Black Friday?
If you're concerned about buying a guitar or any other gear from Guitar Center this Black Friday without having tried it out first, there's no need to be. Guitar Center's return policy(opens in new tab) is one of the best around, allowing you to return most gear within a window of 45 days. This means you can afford to purchase a guitar or anything else, play it at home, and make up your mind within a few weeks. 
It's worth checking the specifics, as some vintage, custom ordered and music tech gear is subject to different rules however.
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