Prodipe is a French music gear company based in Les Sables-d'Olonne, founded in 1996 by Jean-Luc Masson under the IPE Music umbrella. The brand was built around the idea of pairing French engineering and design with Asian manufacturing to deliver professional-grade audio equipment and instruments at accessible price points. IPE Music itself began as a publisher and distributor of music software — including titles like Piano Score, Crescendo, and the French distribution of MakeMusic's Finale and PG Music's Band-in-a-Box — before expanding into hardware under the Prodipe name.

On the pro-audio side, Prodipe produces dynamic and condenser microphones, UHF wireless systems, instrument mics, studio monitors, headphones, and audio/MIDI interfaces. The company markets a range of vocal mics (such as the TT1 and M-85), drum and instrument mic kits, and the Pro 5 and Pro 8 series studio monitors. In 2017 Prodipe added a guitar division covering electric and acoustic guitars, basses, and ukuleles, with models typically fitted with Alnico V pickups and Savarez strings from the factory.

Prodipe's reputation centers on budget-conscious gear for home studios, gigging musicians, and music schools rather than high-end boutique work, and its products are distributed internationally through retailers such as Guitar Center, Musician's Friend, Gear4music, and Star's Music.

Prodipe has 20 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Active & Passive Monitors, Dynamic Microphones, and Solid Body Electric Guitars.