Scandyna is a Danish loudspeaker company founded in 1965 in Humlum, Denmark, that originally built HiFi speakers, FM/AM receivers, and turntables. Its early roots trace back to Audio Dyne, the European importer of American Dynaco products, and Scandyna engineers contributed to classic designs such as the H87 textile dome tweeter and the rubber-surround woofers used in the Dynaco A-25, working alongside SEAS and with backing from Dynaco founder David Hafler.

The brand is best known today for the Podspeakers line — a family of egg- and sphere-shaped loudspeakers whose curved enclosures are designed to reduce internal standing waves. The MiniPod, originally a Bowers & Wilkins design, has been manufactured by Scandyna since 1999 and was joined over time by the MicroPod, SmallPod, MegaPod, The Drop, and The Ball, alongside subwoofers and active Bluetooth and Wi-Fi variants. Products are designed and engineered in Denmark with manufacturing handled by partners in the Far East.

Scandyna's catalog spans passive HiFi monitors, active wireless speakers, TV soundbars, subwoofers, and the STP music streamer. The Pod-shaped designs in particular have become a recognizable piece of Scandinavian audio design, frequently covered in HiFi press for combining sculptural form factors with conventional two-way driver configurations.

Scandyna has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Speakers & Accessories and Active & Passive Monitors. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Electronic. Notable users include Astrix.