US mastering and recording studio founded in 1972 by chief engineer Carl Rowatti.

Also credited as:
· Trutone
· Trutone Mastering
· Trutone Mastering NY
· Trutone NYC
· Trutone Records, Haworth, N.J.
· Trutone Records, NJ.
· Trutone Studios

Acetates bear an adhesive label with the text "Trutone Records Disk Mastering Labs".

Records mastered at Trutone, if not printed on the center label or record's sleeve, can be identified in runouts as:
● 'Mastered By Trutone' stamped
● 'Mastered At Trutone' etched alongside the engineer's initials
● 'T' (within 4 circles) + engineer's initials + a date (i.e., 5/75)
● 'TR' (circled) + engineer's initials + date (i.e., 11/74)

Founded as a part-time business in 1972 by Adrianna and Carl Rowatti, the studio operated in the basement of Rowatti's childhood home in North Bergen, New Jersey. The services offered were cutting masters for vinyl records, on-location recording for local schools and churches, as well as custom record pressing. In 1975 Trutone moved to Northvale, New Jersey and became a full time operation. In 1976 Trutone moved to its first commercial facility in Haworth, New Jersey. In 1990 Trutone relocated to a 15,000 sq foot facility in Hackensack, New Jersey. In late 2003, Trutone relocated to the former home of Record Plant, N.Y.C. They remained at this location until 2008, before moving to their current location in Nanuet, New York. In August 2008, the company was acquired by manufacturing broker Sound Performance.

Mastering engineers that have worked at Trutone Mastering Labs include Phil Austin, Carl Rowatti, Joe Yannece, Joe Lambert, Patti Firrincili (in an unofficial capacity), Tony "Tippy" Tarochione, Steve Robb (2), Chris Gehringer is his very early career, and for a brief spell, Ray Janos.