We record the price of every product in Thomann's catalog every night. Between October 28 and 31, 285 prices went down and 156 went up.
A drop makes this list only if it is a real one: the old price had held for at least two weeks, and the new price is the lowest we have recorded since August 17. 210 of this week's drops pass both rules: 120 in guitars and basses, 17 PA products, 16 microphones, 15 studio products, 11 wind instruments and 11 keys. Fender had 25 of them; we cover those separately.
Audient: four interfaces at once
On October 31, Audient cut four of its USB interfaces on the same day.
Audient iD24, $267
From €319 to €239, a 25% cut. #15 of 205 USB audio interfaces.
| Interface | Was | Now | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| Audient iD24 | $356 (€319) | $267 (€239) | −25% |
| Audient iD44 MKII | $565 (€506) | $468 (€419) | −17% |
| Audient iD4 MKII | $166 (€149) | $144 (€129) | −13% |
| Audient iD14 MKII | $239 (€214) | $211 (€189) | −12% |
HIFIMAN: open-back planars down up to 26%
HIFIMAN Arya Unveiled, $1,038
From €1,249 to €929, the deepest headphone cut of the week. #22 of 94 hifi headphones.
The HE 600 fell 19% to $747 (€669), the Ananda Unveiled 11% to $546 (€489) and the Edition XV 10% to $401 (€359).
Microphones and stage
Royer R-121 matched pair, $3,574
A matched pair of the ribbon microphone a lot of studios put on guitar cabinets went from €3,599 to €3,199, its first change in our records, which go back to August 2025. A single R-121 is listed separately. #20 of 40 ribbon microphones.
Midas' DL151 stage box, 24 inputs for its digital consoles, fell 28% to $2,155 (€1,929), also its first move in our records.
Guitars and amps
- The Mesa Boogie Mark IIC+ combo fell 10%, from €3,999 to €3,599.
- Gretsch's G6120T-55 Chet Atkins went from €3,599 to €3,225.
- Gibson's Les Paul Music City Special dropped from €1,599 to €1,444, and the Les Paul Custom Long Scale from €5,499 to €5,199.
- Outside guitars: a Hohner Bravo III 72 accordion fell 16% and Palmer's Monicon XL monitor controller 14%, to $256 (€229).
Where the numbers come from. Thomann's partner feed, which we read every night. We compare each product's price on October 27 and October 31, 2026. A drop counts as real when the old price had held for at least 14 days and the new price is the lowest since August 17, 2026. Prices are in euros, converted at the European Central Bank rate.
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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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