AudioScape Engineering Co. has officially confirmed a price increase across its entire hardware range, including all core processors and bundles. The new pricing structure takes effect on August 1, 2025.

Scope of the Increase

• Affects all flagship units: 76D “Rev D”, V‑Comp+ (6386), AS78 Dual Peak Limiter, D‑Comp Zener Diode, and more
• Includes every bundle configuration, such as EQ, vocal chain, drums, mix‑buss, optical, VCA, and 76 series
• Current bundle prices—like the EQ Bundle ($1,998) and Drums Bundle ($4,397)—are being discontinued
• Applies to both individual unit sales and multi-unit discount packages
• Orders must be completed by July 31, 2025 to retain current pricing

AudioScape emphasized the deadline in a public announcement and encouraged customers to act before the new structure is implemented. Details will be shared on their newsletter and community forums.

Why This Matters

This marks AudioScape’s first full-line price adjustment in 2025. Known for its high-quality analog recreations and boutique build standards, the company has maintained relatively stable pricing over the years. The coming change represents a shift in baseline cost for producers, engineers, and studios looking to add outboard character to their workflow.

With no model exempt, the adjustment affects entry-level buyers and seasoned analog heads alike. If you’ve been planning to add AudioScape units to your rack, the remaining days of July are your last chance to do so under current rates.

AudioScape’s gear remains a benchmark for tone and craftsmanship. But starting August 1, it’ll come with a higher price tag.

Read the official announcement on AudioScape’s Facebook page

For more information on their products or to place an order before the price increase, visit the AudioScape website.