Dimehead is a German guitar electronics company founded in 2011 by Dirk Meyer and Helge Adamo — the company name is a contraction of the founders' names (Dirk Meyer and Helge Adamo). Started as a hobby project and later joined by signal processing specialist Fabian Schwartau, the operation is based in Germany under parent company MKFS electronics and has produced dozens of pedals, amps, effects, and MIDI switching solutions over the years.

The brand built its reputation in the DIY and boutique pedal community through projects like the Schumann PLL clone, the ISL888P kit, and one of the first tap tempo extensions for the PT2399 delay chip. Alongside its own products, Dimehead has developed DSP solutions for other manufacturers.

The company's flagship product is the NAM player, a hardware guitar pedal dedicated to running profiles from Steven Atkinson's open-source Neural Amp Modeler (NAM) project. Designed and built in Germany, the pedal is positioned as a stage-ready device for loading and switching between NAM amp captures with low latency.

DimeHead has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Guitar Synth Pedals and Amp & Cabinet Simulators. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Electronic, and Pop. Notable users include Brandon Ellis and Jean Baudin.