Lavry Engineering is a high-resolution digital audio equipment maker based in Kingston, Washington, founded by Dan Lavry. The company started in 1993 as dB Technologies and was renamed Lavry Engineering in 2002. Dan Lavry's design philosophy emphasizes signal transparency, with electronics intended to contribute no sonic coloration unless introduced as a deliberate artistic choice. His background includes decades of work designing high-speed digital circuits and AD/DA converters for aviation, telecommunications, and medical equipment before he focused on professional audio.

The company is best known for its analog-to-digital and digital-to-analog converters, alongside microphone preamps and sample rate converters. Its product range includes the flagship Gold Series converters used in mastering and recording facilities, the modular Blue Series for configurable multi-channel conversion and preamplification, and the Black Series of stereo units. Proprietary technologies developed by Lavry include αcoustic βit Correction dither and the CrystalLock jitter-reduction system. More recent products include the Savitr A/D converter and the LK-Solo.

Lavry converters have a strong reputation in mastering circles, where they are valued for clock stability and uncolored conversion. The brand is frequently discussed alongside other boutique converter makers on professional audio forums such as Gearspace.

Lavry Engineering has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including A-D & D-A Converters. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Electronic, Rock, and Pop. Notable users include Trent Reznor, Justin Vernon, and Neeraj Khajanchi.