Speck Electronics is an American professional audio manufacturer founded in 1973 in Los Angeles by designer and engineer Vince Poulos, and based in Fallbrook, California since 1986. From its earliest years through the mid-1980s, the company built its reputation on a 16- to 32-input, 8-bus 'in-line' recording console with modular construction that made multitrack mixing more accessible to project and commercial studios.

The company's catalog has expanded to include analog line mixers, summing boxes, parametric equalizers, and microphone preamplifiers, all designed and built in California. Notable products include the MicPre 5.0 single-channel microphone preamp (which can be linked to form small portable mixers), the LiLo 16-channel line mixer, the X-Sum analog summing mixer, the XTRAMIX X.6 stereo line mixer, and the ASC parametric equalizer line, including the ASC-V module for API 500-series racks.

Speck occupies a niche serving recording and touring professionals who favor analog hardware as a complement to digital workflows, and its gear is regularly stocked by pro-audio retailers such as Vintage King, Front End Audio, and ASAP Europe. Reviews in publications like Tape Op and Sound on Sound have highlighted the company's emphasis on ergonomic design, build quality, and clean, transparent sound.

Speck Electronics has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Mixers, Effects Processors, and Preamps. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Pop, and Electronic. Notable users include Air, Wayne Sermon, and Yuki Kajiura.