Sunset Sound is a Hollywood recording studio founded in 1958 by Salvatore "Tutti" Camarata at 6650 Sunset Boulevard. Originally established to record Disney soundtracks, the three-room facility became one of the most storied rooms in popular music, hosting sessions for hundreds of gold-certified albums. Its identity has long been tied to its custom-built consoles, discrete-component outboard, and deep microphone locker, including classics such as Urei 1176LN and Teletronix LA2A compressors, Pultec equalizers, and Telefunken ELA M 251 valve microphones.

Alongside the studio operation, Sunset Sound has released a small line of audio gear modeled on equipment used in its rooms. The flagship product is the "Tutti" 500 Series microphone and instrument preamp, developed with Paul Wolff of Wolff Audio and Tutti Camarata's son Paul Camarata, based on the preamp circuit from the Studio 1 console and built around dual discrete 990 op-amps and Cinemag transformers. The studio also retails Smart Research C1, C1LA, and C2 compressors through its merchandise shop.

The Sunset Sound name has additionally been licensed for software emulations, most notably IK Multimedia's T-RackS Sunset Sound Studio Reverb, a convolution plugin sampling the studio's live chambers and acoustic spaces.

Sunset Sound has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Effects Processors and Preamps.