AudioFu Chart · November 2026
Best Audio Damage Reverb VST Plugins 2026
The top pick is Audio Damage Ratshack Reverb 3 ($19). 3 plugins in the Plugin Boutique catalogue, prices as of Nov 10, 2026.
Last updated: November 10, 2026
Top 3
Full detail for the first 3 models. Every other model is listed below.
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Audio Damage Ratshack Reverb 3
- TypeReverb
- FormatsVST · VST3 · AU · AAX
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Ratshack Reverb is a detailed model of that classic of classics, the Realistic Electronic Reverb. Now, you can have the sound of everyone's first analog delay unit, without ever having to change batteries!
$19At Plugin Boutique · price as of Nov 10Check price ↗ -
Audio Damage ADverb2
- TypeReverb
- FormatsVST · VST3 · AU · AAX
- SystemsWindows · macOS
ADverb2 is a full update of our classic ADverb (originally named "Reverence") vintage digital plate reverb. We took the DSP code from the original, greatly expanded the maximum decay time, and created versions for all popular plugin platforms.
$39At Plugin Boutique · price as of Nov 10Check price ↗ -
Audio Damage Eos 2
- TypeReverb
- FormatsVST · VST3 · AU · AAX
- SystemsWindows · macOS
Eos 2.0 was a massive update our Eos algorithmic reverb. For version 2.1 we rebuilt Eos from bare metal, increasing stability and compatibility across all platforms. The all-new user interface is fresher looking as well as more amenable to touch control.
$59At Plugin Boutique · price as of Nov 10Check price ↗
Where these prices come from
Plugins aren’t in the Thomann catalogue, so the AudioFu Index — demand on Reverb, lineup and price history at Thomann — doesn’t rate them. They’re ranked by how fully the store describes each plugin — the formats and systems it runs on and a full description — one maker at a time: every maker’s best entry first, then every maker’s second. Names, descriptions and prices here come from Plugin Boutique, checked on Nov 10, 2026. Prices and sales change often: follow the link for today’s price.
Questions
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