AccuGroove is a California-based manufacturer of high-end bass, guitar, and keyboard speaker cabinets, founded by Marc Wright in 2002. The company grew out of Wright's attempt to build a single cabinet for himself that could reproduce his studio tone on stage; after testing more than 1,200 drivers over two years, the resulting design caught the attention of other bassists and turned a personal project into a business based in the San Francisco Bay Area.

AccuGroove is known for full-range, flat-response (FRFR) cabinets built around a distinctive multi-way configuration in which each driver sits inside its own internally tuned enclosure, isolating the speakers so they don't acoustically interact. That design philosophy carries across the bass line — including models like the El Whappo, Tri 115L, Tri 112+, El Jefe 2x12, 210 Maximus, Wedgie+, and MiniGroove — as well as guitar cabinets such as the Thor's Hammer, Jack Hammer, and Sledge Hammer series, and the smaller Supremo, Cortado, Latte, and Espresso FRFR guitar cabs. The company also produces bass tube preamps and sells direct from its factory.

The brand developed a following among working bassists looking for a studio-accurate live rig, with early endorsers including Myron Dove (Santana), Bill "The Buddha" Dickens, Derek Jones, and Keith Horne.

AccuGroove has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Bass Amplifier Cabinets and Speakers & Accessories.