Lounsberry Pedals is a small, hand-built effects company based in Smithsburg, Maryland, founded and operated by Greg Lounsberry. Before launching the pedal business, Lounsberry designed circuit modifications for robotic equipment in the defense industry, and he applied similar ruggedized construction techniques to his effects designs. Each unit is assembled by hand using point-to-point wiring on Fish Paper circuit boards, a construction style reminiscent of 1950s-era guitar amplifiers.

The company's catalog focuses on overdrive and preamp-style pedals for guitar, bass, keyboard, and organ, with the design goal of responding more like a tube amplifier than a conventional stompbox. Notable products include the Nigel, a multi-stage FET preamp/overdrive that uses gain staging and germanium diodes; the Amp Rescue, an overdrive aimed at adding tube-like dynamics and chime to solid-state amps; and the Organ Grinder, the brand's first keyboard-oriented pedal, developed with input from Roger Powell of Utopia, designed to deliver tube-style overdrive for clonewheel organs.

Lounsberry Pedals occupies a boutique niche, appealing to players looking for low-volume, hand-wired alternatives to mass-produced effects. The pedals are sold directly through the company's website and through retailers including Reverb, Guitar Center, and Musician's Friend.

Lounsberry Pedals has 7 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Overdrive Effects Pedals and Boost Effects Pedals.