Jugg Box is a Japanese music equipment brand operated by Nihon Hammond Ltd., most active during the late 1970s and 1980s. The brand covered both guitar amplifiers and electronic drum machines, with some of its tube amps — such as the Stuff 020G — built under contract by Guyatone (Tokyo Sound Co., Ltd.). Catalogs from 1978 and 1983 document a range of small combo amps and effects sold under the Jugg Box name.

On the electronic side, the brand is best known for the DPM-48, a PCM digital drum machine from the 1980s that was also badged under the Sakata name. The DPM-48 relied on RAM cartridges for pattern storage and is valued today as a collectible vintage drum machine among Japanese synth and drum machine enthusiasts. Jugg Box gear turns up primarily on the vintage market through sites like Reverb rather than through any ongoing production line.

Jugg Box has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Drum Machines.