CBC Pedals — short for "Clones by Chris" — is a small US-based builder that makes handwired recreations of vintage and out-of-production effects circuits. The shop's stated aim is to deliver authentic, point-for-point clones of classic pedals at prices well below what original units fetch on the vintage market, with each unit assembled and tested by the builder before it ships.

The lineup focuses on cult fuzz, octave-fuzz, and overdrive circuits. Notable models include The Drive, an exact-circuit clone of the Hermida Audio Zendrive (often built with a socketed op-amp so the user can swap chips like the OPA2604 or TLC2272), and The Superfuzz, a clone of the Univox Super-Fuzz / Shin-ei FY-6 octave fuzz that uses germanium diodes for its characteristic square-wave clipping. Other circuits the builder has reproduced include the Shin-ei FY-2 Companion fuzz, Foxx Tone Machine, Interfax Harmonic Percolator (with an added diode-lift switch), Systech Harmonic Energizer, Ampeg Scrambler, and the Vox Repeat Percussion.

CBC Pedals operates as a boutique, low-volume cottage operation rather than a mass-market brand, with most sales happening through Reverb and direct-to-customer channels. The pedals are best known among players who chase the sound of rare 1960s and 1970s effects but want a working, gig-ready unit instead of hunting down originals.

CBC Pedals has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Fuzz Effects Pedals.