Iron Age Audioworks is a boutique pro audio manufacturer based in Houston, Texas, specializing in hand-built recording equipment. The company was founded by Matt Walton (Chief Designer) and Fernando Romero (Master Builder), both licensed professional engineers and musicians, with Nick Hosford rounding out the team. Rather than outsourcing, the shop prototypes, builds, and tests its gear in-house using discrete analog circuitry.

The product lineup centers on 500 Series modules and channel strips for tracking and mixing. Notable designs include the V25, a 500 Series version of their V2 inductor equalizer, the 622 channel strip combining a preamp, VCA compressor, and classic console-style inductor EQ, and the H9, a discrete Class A mic preamp with a passive three-band EQ designed as a tribute to British consoles of the early 1970s. The company also produces the QP5 and QPP microphone preamplifiers alongside small accessories like the flick and M2.

Iron Age Audioworks operates as a small-run, custom-oriented builder, taking on bespoke console projects in addition to its catalog offerings. The brand has developed a following among home and project studio engineers who want vintage-voiced signal paths built to order in the United States.

Iron Age Audioworks has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Preamps, Channel Strips, and Effects Processors.