Schoeps (Schalltechnik Dr.-Ing. Schoeps GmbH) is a German manufacturer of professional condenser microphones based in Karlsruhe, founded in 1948. The company is known almost exclusively for small-diaphragm condensers used in classical recording, broadcast, film, and live sound, and its microphones are a long-standing reference for orchestral and acoustic work in European broadcasting and concert halls.

The brand's best-known product line is the Colette (CMC) modular series, introduced in 1974, which separates the amplifier body from interchangeable capsules such as the MK 2, MK 4, MK 41, and MK 8 to cover omni, cardioid, supercardioid, and figure-8 patterns. Other notable products include the CCM compact microphones, the CMIT shotgun used widely in location sound and film production, the V4 large-style cardioid, and surround/immersive solutions like the ORTF-3D and the KFM 6 sphere microphone.

Design and manufacturing are handled in-house in the Durlach district of Karlsruhe. Schoeps microphones are widely used in classical labels' recordings, public broadcasting, and feature-film production sound, where they are valued for their neutral tonal character and low self-noise.

Schoeps has 13 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Condenser Microphones and Surround Tools Plugins. Their gear is featured by 3 artists, with the strongest followings in Funk / Soul, Classical, and Electronic. Notable users include Josh Groban, James Blake, and Trevor Morris.