DIYRE (DIY Recording Equipment) is an audio equipment company founded by Peterson Goodwyn, who launched the DIYRE site in 2010 as a hobby wiki and blog before turning it into a business that sells build-it-yourself studio gear kits. The company focuses on making analog recording hardware — preamps, summing mixers, reamplifiers, ribbon microphones, 500-series modules, and vintage console-style circuits — accessible to hobbyists and professionals through affordable kit form, step-by-step assembly guides, and interactive build maps.

The brand is best known for originating the Colour format, an open standard for swappable analog audio circuits. Colours are small pluggable modules that can be loaded into host devices called Palettes, including the Colour 500 Palette, the CP5 Mic Preamp, and the Colour Duo 2-Channel Channel Strip. The format has attracted third-party module designers and has become a recognizable niche in the DIY audio community.

Other frequently referenced DIYRE products include the SB2 Passive Summing Mixer, the L2A Passive Reamplifier, and various ribbon microphone kits. The company is often discussed on forums such as Gearspace and has been covered by outlets like Tape Op and Sound on Sound.

DIYRE has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Preamps, Effects Processors, and Preamp Accessories. Their gear is featured by 3 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock and Electronic. Notable users include Kevin Parker, Unknown Mortal Orchestra, and Nicholas Martinez.