Maneco Labs is a boutique synthesizer and effects pedal maker based in Uruguay, operating as a small collective of musicians who design looping, drone, and time-based tools for fellow musicians. The brand builds across multiple formats — guitar pedals, Eurorack modules, tabletop units, and Moog 5U-format modules — with a focus on texture, repetition, and experimental sound.

Their catalog centers on drone and ambient-leaning instruments, headlined by the Grone Drone Synth, a self-contained drone voice with an MS-20-style filter, multi-waveform LFO, and an integrated granular Clouds section, along with variants like the Mini Grone and Grone 2. Other notable designs include the Pikoloops lo-fi sample mangler, the Holistic Delay + Distortion, the Mini Looper Delay, the Dark System M1 patchable monosynth voice, the Zeptomod sample player, and the Sixteen Seconds delay — a reinterpretation of the classic 1983 looping delay.

Maneco Labs has also collaborated with partners such as Pedal Partners and Infinite Digits on pedal-format releases like the Mesmeriser shoegaze reverb, the Blush delay/pitch shifter, and the Small Nimbus, which puts Mutable Instruments' Clouds algorithm into a stompbox. Products are distributed through a reseller network spanning the US, UK, Germany, Japan, Australia, and Canada.

Maneco Labs has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Multi Effects Pedals and Delay Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Funk / Soul and Jazz. Notable users include Ella Feingold.