Mile End Effects is a boutique guitar effects pedal company based in Montréal, Québec, founded in 2013 by Justin Cober. Cober, a musician who tours and records with the Montreal band Yoo Doo Right, started the operation building pedals for himself and friends before growing it into a small-batch brand shipping worldwide. Every stage of production — design, circuit board population, assembly, screen printing and enclosure milling — is done by hand in Montréal.

The lineup leans toward preamps, drives and experimental textures, with an emphasis on vintage-inspired circuits and studio-oriented tools. Notable pedals include the Ronald PreAmp 150, a standalone recreation of the preamp section from the Roland RE-150 Space Echo; the Echolette NG-51 Pre-Amp, based on a vintage German tube amp; the PIQUE Dynamic Pre-Amplifier, Buffer and Harmonic Enhancer; the KOLLAPS fuzz/preamp; and the MTHRFCKR=RPTR cassette tape delay preamp. The brand has been covered by outlets such as Guitar World and MusicRadar and is carried by retailers including Reverb, Electric Mojo Guitars and Moog Audio.

Mile End Effects has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Boost Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include John Dwyer.