Between October 24 and 27, 168 listings dropped out of Thomann's catalog. That usually means a product sold out or was discontinued; some come back when new stock arrives. Only 15 of the 168 had recent article numbers, so most of what left was older gear. By department: 107 guitars and basses, 24 drums and percussion, 15 microphones, 10 PA products and 6 keys.
The week before, 244 listings left (244 listings left Thomann this week). Fender, Jackson and Squier show up on both lists.
A whole line of tam-tams
The biggest single brand this time was Asian Sound, and it wasn't a few models: all 21 of its tam-tams left together, from the smallest at €66 to the T-100 at €1,898. A whole size run going at once looks more like a line being dropped or restocked than single sizes selling out. Thomann still lists 80 gongs in stock and 34 other Asian Sound products.
Guitars and basses
- Fender, 13 listings, many from the Custom Shop: a '61 Jazz Bass Relic at €10,599, a Custom Deluxe Strat at €7,299, a Custom Deluxe AAA Flame Tele at €6,099, a '66 Jazz Bass Relic at €5,199 and a '63 Strat Relic at €4,698.
- Harley Benton, 11, mostly guitar and bass sets: ST-90SA Swamp Ash bundles, an MV-4PJ bass set and a TE-80 set.
- Squier, 10: Classic Vibe 50s Stratocasters and Sonic starter sets.
- Jackson, 6, led by the Phil Collen PC-1 USA at €4,849 and a Custom Shop So-Cal at €4,699.
- Gibson, 5: a Les Paul at €8,299, a 1961 ES-335 at €6,799, an SJ-200 Standard at €4,999, the Rosanne Cash J-185 and the Les Paul Parlor acoustic.
- Taylor, 3, including a PS14ce at €8,499 and a Custom #26 at €5,999. Fodera lost two basses: the Victor Wooten '83 Classic at €9,990 and a Monarch Standard 5 at €8,490.
PA and wireless
- HK Audio, 7: Premium PR:O sets and bundles from €2,615 to €3,545, plus the PR:O 118 Sub D2.
- Sennheiser, 9, mostly Evolution Wireless Digital handheld sets in the R4-9 frequency range, plus an EW-DX instrument set with Dante at €2,649.
If your wishlist item is gone
A listing that leaves the feed isn't always gone for good: 10 of this weekend's new arrivals were older listings coming back into stock. If a model you were watching disappeared, check the same series in our rankings. Our pages drop items the night they leave Thomann's catalog, so what you see there is in stock.
Where the numbers come from. Thomann's partner feed, which we read every night. A listing counts as gone when it has been missing from the feed or out of stock for two days, between October 24 and 27, 2026. Prices are the last ones we recorded, in euros.
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Denis Kataev runs AudioFu. Every night the site records the prices of more than 38,000 instruments and studio tools at Thomann, and he writes about what those numbers show: what got cheaper, what just arrived, and which discounts are real.
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