Deep Space Devices is a boutique effects pedal company based in Gadsden, Alabama, founded in 2018 by Clint McDuffie. Originally a collaboration between McDuffie (electronics and circuit design) and artist Taylor Adams (enclosure artwork), the brand launched with pedals like the Red Ghost one-knob fuzz, the Golem fuzz drive (inspired by the Black Russian Big Muff circuit), and the Trigonaut overdrive with octave glitch capabilities. The duo made appearances at trade shows including the Stompbox Expo and NAMM before Adams shifted focus to a solo art career.

Deep Space Devices operates as a small-batch, handmade pedal builder with a strong emphasis on acid-etched enclosure art. The brand's flagship pedal, the DUST, is a fuzz with a built-in short-delay playback that produces chaotic, noise-tinged textures. Other offerings include the Radio-Bright — a bitcrush delay with ring modulation inspired by the 1977 "Wow! Signal" — the Boomburst, the RESURRECTOR, and the BRASS. The company also produces legacy designs like the Antikythera, a four-step mini-synth noise device. Deep Space Devices occupies a niche in the experimental and noise-oriented corner of the pedal world, with an aesthetic and sonic philosophy rooted in unpredictability and creative expression.

Deep Space Devices has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Overdrive Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Clay Parton.