CRKD Les Paul Guitar Controller Hits Record Low $74.99 at Woot

Woot drops the CRKD Gibson Les Paul guitar controller to a record-low $74.99, saving $50 off its usual price. It's compatible with the upcoming Stage Tour, making it a great deal for rhythm game fans.

Ever wanted to rock out with a guitar controller that looks and feels like the real deal? The CRKD Gibson Les Paul is a solid choice, and right now, Woot has it at a record-low price of $74.99. That's $50 off its usual $124.99, and it's even cheaper than Amazon's own storefront. So if you're gearing up for Stage Tour, the Guitar Hero successor from RedOctane Games, this might be the perfect time to grab one.

Stage Tour is set to launch later this year, and the best part? You don't have to buy the official instruments. According to the game's FAQ, CRKD guitars will work natively with Stage Tour. That means you can save some cash and still get the full experience. The CRKD Les Paul features a hall-effect strum bar, mechanical frets, and a swappable neck that adds five extra frets. Plus, it looks like a real Les Paul, which is a nice bonus for any music fan.

But wait, there's a catch: this deal is for the licensed Xbox version, so it's only compatible with Xbox Series X/S or PC. If you're on PlayStation, you'll need a different controller. The official Stage Tour Kramer guitar bundle is available at Best Buy for $129.99, but that's a lot more expensive. So if you're an Xbox or PC player, this Woot deal is a no-brainer.

I remember my Guitar Hero days fondly, and I'm hyped for Stage Tour. I already have a PDP Riffmaster that will work with the game, so I don't need a new controller. But if I were in the market, the CRKD Les Paul would be at the top of my list. It's not just about functionality; it's about style. As someone who appreciates real instruments, having a controller that resembles an actual Les Paul is a big plus. The Riffmaster is great, but it doesn't have that classic guitar look.

If you're not a fan of the Black Tribal design, Woot also has the Blueberry Burst Pro version for the same price. Both are $74.99, so you can pick the one that matches your vibe. Just make sure you're buying the right version for your platform. Stage Tour launches on December 10, so you'll want to be ready to rock.

So, are you planning to pick up a guitar controller for Stage Tour? Will you take advantage of this Woot deal, or do you already have a compatible controller? Let us know in the comments!