Do You Unplug Equipment During Thunderstorms?

I have Whole House protection at the panel with non-sacrificial secondary protection (Furman Elite-20 PFI) at the system (audio, TV).  Normally I don't unplug during thunderstorm unless is starts hitting very close. There is no protection for direct hit so the only remedy is to unplug.

Yes

Your house doesn't have to get hit directly by lightning to have a lightning surge take out your electric panel and/or your equipment and appliances . Disconnect, and get a whole home surge protector installed. Have had lightning strikes close enough that they took out two whole home surge protectors but no damage beyond that. Also, even if you get them you still need surge protection devices where equipment is

On rare occasions.

I absolutely unplug all my gear if there is ANY chance of lightning getting near me!

I don't have any surge protection gear in-line with my audio equipment and I wouldn't rely on it if I did, so I just unplug everything.

I do have my TV, computers, etc. plugged into surge protecting boxes and I don't bother unplugging them.  Cheap stuff compared to my audio gear.

I live in N. Florida and we get pounded regularly during the summer months, but can have thunderstorms any time of the year.

(The coax from the antenna feeding my ham radio gear gets unplugged and thrown out the window in severe storms!)