Manufacturers
Brands
Every manufacturer catalogued in the database.
- BOSSJapan · est. 1976Boss is the compact pedal division of Roland, known for its standardised die-cast enclosure and long production runs.139 pedals
- Caroline Guitar Company—20 pedals
- Catalinbread—49 pedals
- Chase Bliss—32 pedals
- Cry Baby—47 pedals
- Death By Audio—32 pedals
- DigiTech—44 pedals
- DOD—40 pedals
- Dunlop Electronics—22 pedals
- EarthQuaker DevicesUSA · est. 2004EarthQuaker Devices builds hand-assembled effects in Akron, Ohio.107 pedals
- Electro-HarmonixUSA · est. 1968Electro-Harmonix has produced a wide catalogue of effects from New York City since 1968, including the Big Muff family.178 pedals
- Empress Effects—18 pedals
- Eventide—18 pedals
- Fairfield Circuitry—14 pedals
- Fender—33 pedals
- Greer Amps—40 pedals
- IbanezJapan · est. 1908Ibanez produces guitars and effects, including the Tube Screamer overdrive line.61 pedals
- JAM Pedals—20 pedals
- JHS Pedals—117 pedals
- Keeley Electronics—92 pedals
- Line 6—34 pedals
- Lovepedal—32 pedals
- Mad Professor—21 pedals
- Maxon—31 pedals
- Meris—9 pedals
- MXRUSA · est. 1972MXR, now part of Dunlop, built many of the standard compact effects of the 1970s.95 pedals
- Old Blood Noise Endeavors—49 pedals
- Orange—11 pedals
- ProCoUSA · est. 1974ProCo Sound is best known for the RAT distortion, a studio and stage staple since the late 1970s.1 pedals
- Source Audio—41 pedals
- StrymonUSA · est. 2008Strymon builds high-end DSP-based effects with studio-grade converters and deep control sets.36 pedals
- TC ElectronicDenmark · est. 1976TC Electronic produces effects and studio processors, with a focus on digital delay and reverb.99 pedals
- Universal Audio—22 pedals
- VOX—28 pedals
- Walrus AudioUSA · est. 2011Walrus Audio designs effects with a strong visual identity in Oklahoma City.69 pedals
- Wampler—69 pedals
- Way Huge—38 pedals