Studio Economik

Supporting studios, venues, edit suites, and home creators nationwide with tools that get the job done right. Since 1984, Studio Economik has been Canada’s trusted source for professional audio, recording, broadcast, and high-fidelity equipment. Based in Montreal and independently owned, we support creators across the country with carefully selected tools, honest advice, and service built around real conversations. We are a team of audio specialists, including engineers, musicians, sound designers, and field recordists. We know gear inside and out because we use it ourselves. When customers reach out with a question, they get thoughtful guidance backed by practical, real-world experience. Just people who care about sound as much as they do. Our customers include major recording studios, broadcasters, post-production facilities, live venues, educational institutions, independent engineers, content creators, musicians, and home audio enthusiasts. From full studio builds and live rigs to edit suites, field recording kits, hi-fi systems, and personal setups, we help customers choose equipment that fits their workflow, budget, and creative goals. Every product we carry is selected with care for performance, reliability, and value. Our catalog includes trusted industry standards from brands like AMS Neve, Neumann, API, and Universal Audio, along with unique finds and innovative designs from smaller manufacturers. The simple goal is to offer gear we believe in, from brands that consistently deliver. Service has always been central to who we are. We take the time to understand each customer’s needs, project, and budget, then help them make informed decisions with confidence. Our support continues after checkout with follow-up questions, troubleshooting, and long-term advice when it is needed. Studio Economik is independent and proud of it. That independence gives us the flexibility to put relationships ahead of algorithms and service ahead of volume. Customers can also visit our showrooms to get hands-on with gear, compare options, listen closely, and have good conversations with people who understand sound.