APB-DynaSonics is a New Jersey-based manufacturer of analog audio mixing consoles for live sound, founded in 2004 by industry veterans Chuck Augustowski, John Petrucelli, and Taz Bhogal — the surname initials of the three founders form the "APB" in the company name. The founders drew on decades of experience from prior roles at companies such as Crest Audio and Allen & Heath, and positioned the brand around the tagline "Art of the Analog Console."

The company's flagship is the Spectra Series, a line of large-format analog front-of-house consoles introduced in 2006. Its catalog also includes the ProDesk-4 compact front-of-house mixer, the ProRack series of rack-mount mixing systems (including the H1020 ProRack House), the ProSpec line of rack-mount mic/line mixers, and the MixSwitch, a console switching device used to toggle between a primary console and a backup in live production environments.

APB-DynaSonics products are aimed at touring, house-of-worship, theater, and installed-sound applications where engineers prefer the tonal character and workflow of analog signal paths. The consoles are known for features such as per-channel continuously adjustable high-pass filters and a focus on transparent, dimensional sound.

APB-DynaSonics has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Mixers. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic. Notable users include Mathew Jonson and JakoJako.