Dr. Böhm is a German manufacturer of electronic organs and keyboards, founded in 1959 by physicist Rainer Helmut Böhm in Minden. Böhm pioneered the concept of selling electronic organs in Europe as self-build DIY kits, developing solid-state tone generators that hobbyists could assemble at home. The original Dr. Böhm organ line was produced from the 1960s through the mid-1980s, when analog designs gave way to digital sound generation.

Production today takes place at Keyswerk Musikelektronik GmbH in Nienstädt, Lower Saxony, where the brand continues under the BÖHM name. The modern lineup centers on the SEMPRA series of home and stage organs alongside keyboard instruments such as the Emporio 600 and Sinfonia 500, built around the company's Amadeus sound engine. Older Dr. Böhm models — including the Professional 2000, Dynamic series, and the MD-519, which combined a full organ with FM synthesis and a drum machine — remain collector favorites on the vintage market.

The brand is best known in the German-speaking home-organ and entertainer-keyboard scene, and its early drum machines and expanders have attracted a secondary following among synth and groove-box enthusiasts.

Dr. Böhm has 6 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Organs, Keyboard Amplifiers, and Electronic Drum Sets. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Folk, World, & Country and Jazz. Notable users include Ady Zehnpfennig.