Analog Fox is a small boutique guitar effects pedal builder based in Moscow, Russia. The company specializes in hand-built recreations of classic vintage circuits, with each pedal housed in an aluminum enclosure and built using Alpha pots, Neutrik jacks, and true-bypass switching.

Their lineup leans heavily on fuzz and modulation, with models such as the Tone Machine (an octave fuzz inspired by the Foxx Tone Machine), the Super Fuzz (based on the Univox Super-Fuzz), the Green Muff (a Sovtek-era Big Muff style fuzz), and the Easy Vibe, a stripped-down two-knob take on the Uni-Vibe sound with a chorus/vibrato mode switch. The catalog also includes an envelope filter, a Lo-Fi Looper analog phrase sampler, and the Powersolo compressor/dirt pedal.

The brand operates on a small, direct-to-customer scale, shipping worldwide and selling primarily through its own site and platforms like Reverb. Coverage from outlets such as Guitar World and Pedal of the Day has highlighted the pedals' affordable pricing relative to the boutique-clone market.

Analog Fox has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Fuzz Effects Pedals, Overdrive Effects Pedals, and Filter Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Cask J. Thomson.