Between November 4 and 10, 2026, 143 prices in Thomann's keys department fell to their lowest since we started nightly records in August. The median cut is 10.1%; 16 are 20% or more. 100 of them came on the night of November 6.
Where the cuts are
| Where | Real drops |
|---|---|
| Home keyboards | 19 |
| Digital pianos | 14 |
| Acoustic pianos | 11 |
| Synthesizers | 11 |
| MIDI keyboards up to 49 keys | 9 |
| Sound modules | 9 |
| Stage pianos | 8 |
| Grand pianos | 7 |
Yamaha cut the most models, 24, then Startone with 12 and Kawai with 10.
The best-ranked cuts
Yamaha P-45, $332
88 weighted GHS keys, ten voices, two 6-watt speakers and USB to host: the classic first digital piano. €329 to €298. It ranks fifth of 71 stage pianos. #4 of 71 stage pianos.
M-Audio Oxygen Pro 49, $177
49 semi-weighted keys with aftertouch, 16 RGB pads, nine faders, eight knobs, Smart Chord and Smart Scale modes and an arpeggiator. €189 to €159. It ranks first of 51 MIDI keyboards with up to 49 keys. #1 of 51 master keyboards (up to 49 keys).
Behringer TD-3, $88
An analog bass line synth after the TB-303, with a 16-step sequencer, distortion and an audio input. €95 to €79. It ranks first of 144 sound modules. #1 of 145 sound modules.
More real cuts
- Yamaha SEQTRAK: €359 to €229, the deepest cut among the best-ranked.
- Korg nanoKEY Fold: €99 to €79, first of 34 mini MIDI keyboards.
- Expert Sleepers Disting NT, a Eurorack multi-tool: €698 to €549.
- Arturia AstroLab 61: €1,430 to €1,279.
- AKAI MPC Live III: €1,565 to €1,444.
- Yamaha's C2X silent grand: €34,990 to €32,990.
Where the numbers come from. Thomann's partner feed, which we read every night. A cut 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 in the text are Thomann's euro prices before and after the cut; dollar prices on the cards are Thomann's current US prices. Places are from our rankings.
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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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