Plugin Boutique is currently running a manufacturer focus sale on a bunch of Universal Audio goodies, with up to 95 percent off.

The sale includes a generous bundle of six electronic music-focused tools, down from over £1,500 to just a two-figure sum. Plugin Boutique has run a variety of focus sales in the past, with one just recently which offered an iZotope plugin for free. This particular UAD sale runs until 30 September.

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The Universal Audio Electronic Music Bundle MKII has the biggest offer of all, with its price having dropped from £1,693.99 to just £73. Plugin Boutique describes this deal as “a ticket to a vastly more professional and high-quality plugin collection”.

Inside, you’ll get the Pultec Passive EQ Collection, which let’s you “breathe analogue life into your vocals, drums, guitars, and synths” with vintage tube EQs used to sculpt over 70 years of popular music. This is inspired by classic gear used by the producers of John Mayer, Daft Punk, Mariah Carey, and more.

There’s also the Opal Morphing Synth, the Moog Minimoog, a Studer A800 Tape Recorder,  a 1176 Classic Limiter Collection, and the Lexicon 224 Digital Reverb in this bundle.

If you’re looking for an even cheaper offer though, the UAD Essentials Edition collection or the Triple Crown Compressor bundle are both just £45 each. In the Essentials, you’ll get The Teletronix LA-2A Leveler Collection and the Pultec Passive EQ Collection, plus the Century Tube Channel Strip, Oxide Tape Recorder, Galaxy Tape Echo, Pure Plate Reverb, and PolyMAX Synth.

The Triple Crown Compressor bundle simply offers the Teletronix LA-2A Leveler Collection, the 1176 Classic Limiter Collection, and the Fairchild Tube Limiter Collection, all in one, so you can mix and master with vintage flair.

To view the full selection of UAD deals, head over to Plugin Boutique.

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