Dizengoff Audio is a Chicago-based designer and manufacturer of boutique recording studio equipment, founded in 2011 by Matt Newport, who previously founded Black Lion Audio. The company is named after a street in Tel Aviv and produces small, limited runs of gear inspired by classic circuits — priced closer to mass-market equipment than to typical vintage-style boutique offerings. Components, including transformers and enclosures, are sourced largely from the Chicago area.

The catalog centers on microphone preamps, compressors, microphones, and 500 Series modules. Notable releases include the B173 preamp, the D4 (a tribute to the REDD.47), the DA2 preamp, the D864 varimu compressor (inspired by the Federal AM864), and an RCA BA2C-style compressor. The company also produces condenser microphones such as the MD118 and LD1948, as well as DSP-based 500 Series modules including the Type 140 Plate Reverb and Type 120 Dynamics Processor.

Dizengoff's approach blends vintage circuit reverence with modern manufacturing and, in later product lines, digital signal processing and proprietary microphone capsule work. The gear has been reviewed in outlets such as Sound on Sound and stocked by retailers including Sweetwater, Guitar Center, and Alto Music.

Dizengoff Audio has 6 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Effects Processors and Preamps.