Between October 28 and 31, 218 listings dropped out of Thomann's catalog, and 103 of them went on October 31 alone. A listing that leaves the feed has usually sold out or been discontinued; some return when new stock arrives. Only 18 had recent article numbers, so this was older gear going.
By department: 143 guitars and basses, 20 microphones, 17 keys, 12 studio products, 9 PA products and 6 traditional instruments.
Guitars and basses
- Fender, 48 listings, more than a fifth of everything that left. The most expensive were Custom Shop and signature models: a '62/'63 Strat at €6,599, a 1969 Strat at €5,999, a '57 Tele Relic at €4,699, the Jack White Triplecaster, the Johnny Marr Jaguar, the Clapton Strat and the Lee Sklar P-Bass. Fender's price cuts this week get their own story.
- Harley Benton, 19, and Squier, 14, mostly electric guitars and basses.
- Gibson, 6, led by a 1958 Korina Flying V reissue at €8,349. PRS lost 6, D'Angelico 5, Charvel, Gretsch and Jackson 4 each.
- Fodera lost two basses: an Emperor 5 Standard Special at €7,719 and a Yin Yang 4 at €6,999. Music Man's 30th Anniversary Axis in quilted maple, at €4,299, went too.
Keys, studio and microphones
- Roland, 5: compact digital pianos and stage pianos.
- Elektron, 3 drum machines, and Zoom, 4 portable recorders.
- Sennheiser, 10: lavalier, headset and video microphones and a wireless set.
- Neumann, 4: small-diaphragm condensers and a midfield monitor.
Two high-end accordions also left: a Lanzinger 34 Alma at €6,919 and a Kärntnerland Edelholz at €4,989.
If your wishlist item is gone
A listing that leaves the feed isn't always gone for good: 13 of this week's arrivals were older listings coming back. If a model you were watching disappeared, our rankings drop items the night they leave Thomann's catalog, so what you see there is in stock today.
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 28 and 31, 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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