Price History for Soundtoys EchoBoy
Best price today: $171.00 at Thomann, 4% below its typical $178.00. Lowest recorded: $39.00.
Best Price
$171.00
Price Alert
Typical Pricewhat it costs most of the time
- On Sale
- 23% of the last year
- Last on Sale
- 74 days ago
- Lowest Recorded
- $39.00 Best Service, Feb 2023
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Prices by Store
| Store | Price | Off |
|---|---|---|
| Thomann | $171.00 | |
| Plugin Boutique | $199.00 | |
| AudioDeluxe | $199.00 | |
| Best Service | $199.00 | |
| PluginFox | $199.00 | |
| Gear4Music | $199.00 | |
| FX Chain | $199.00 |
Thomann and Gear4Music prices are shown without VAT. UK and EU buyers pay VAT at checkout.
Price History
Sale History and Lowest Price
- When does Soundtoys EchoBoy go on sale?
- Soundtoys EchoBoy went on sale 4 times in the last 12 months. A sale usually took the price 68% off, and the deepest took it 74% off. Sales started in October, November, April and July. A typical sale lasted about 18 days.
- What is the lowest price recorded for Soundtoys EchoBoy?
- The lowest price we have recorded for Soundtoys EchoBoy is $39.00 at Best Service, in February 2023.
- Is Soundtoys EchoBoy on sale now?
- No. The best price today is $171.00 at Thomann, which is what it costs most of the time. The last sale ended 74 days ago.
From the prices we have tracked across stores since Jun 2022 (7 stores), last checked 19 Oct 2026. The typical price is what the cheapest store charged for most of the last 12 months. A sale is a price at least 10% below the store's own regular price, or below the typical price when the store shows none.
Soundtoys EchoBoy Black Friday Price
Previous Black Friday History| Black Friday Week | Lowest Price | Store | Price Held | Against Lowest Tracked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 24 Nov to 3 Dec | $47.00 | Thomann | 21 Nov to 6 Dec 2025 | 21% above the lowest |
| 2024 25 Nov to 4 Dec | $43.00 | Thomann | 21 Nov to 7 Dec 2024 | 10% above the lowest |
| 2023 20 Nov to 29 Nov | $44.00 | Thomann | 18 Nov to 2 Dec 2023 | 13% above the lowest |
| 2022 21 Nov to 30 Nov | $44.00 | Thomann | 18 Nov to 30 Nov 2022 | 13% above the lowest |
The lowest price we tracked in each Black Friday week, from the price history of the stores we check. The lowest ever tracked is $39.00. Stores added more recently have no earlier history.
About Soundtoys EchoBoy
The EchoBoy by Soundtoys is the ultimate echo plugin that encompasses decades of echo device history and brings together innovative features into a versatile effect that will enhance every aspect of your mixes. EchoBoy is designed with a vintage tone, inspired by a collection of vintage gear to provide the essence of popular echo boxes. It offers 30 built-in styles modeled on vintage gear, including EchoPlex, Space Echo, Memory Man, DM-2, and the TelRay oil can delay. EchoBoy’s chorus emulates the CE-1 chorus, a prized guitar chorus pedal. The plugin is designed to offer a variety of sounds beyond standard delay stompboxes.
Presenting a robust design for musicians, EchoBoy offers a simple way to achieve expressive, musical echo effects swiftly. Unlike vintage hardware echoes, EchoBoy provides perfectly timed delays by allowing users to dial in a musical note value and lock it to the song’s tempo. Its Groove, Feel, and Accent controls allow for the fine-tuning of the echo’s rhythm, facilitating the creation of echoes that rush or drag against the beat. It is the only echo effect that provides this level of musical groove control.
EchoBoy also features advanced options for those who wish to explore. It includes Single Echo mode for simplicity, Dual Echo or Ping-Pong modes for powerful stereo echo effects, and a powerful Rhythm mode. It also introduces a unique Rhythm Echo mode, which allows users to select the rhythmic timing of up to 16 repeats. Its Style Editor offers creative tools for creating any delay sound imaginable. Users can control the amount and type of analog saturation, dial in some realistic tape wobble, or add reverb-style diffusion.