Plush is an effects pedal line produced by Fuchs Audio Technology, the boutique amplifier company founded by Andy Fuchs and based in Clifton, New Jersey. The Plush line was created as a way to distill the voicing and gain character of Fuchs hand-built tube amps into stompbox form, with circuits designed by Fuchs himself.

The range is built around overdrive and distortion, with models such as the Cream and Extreme Cream II dual overdrive, the Drive, the Valve Job (which incorporates a real vacuum tube alongside FET and IC stages), and the higher-gain Noxious Distortion. The line also includes utility pedals like the Pedal Pusher boost-and-buffer and the Pure Gain and Jersey Lightning clean boosts. Pedals are housed in cast aluminum enclosures with true-bypass switching.

The Plush name was previously used by an unrelated New York amplifier company that operated from roughly 1968 to 1974, known for tuck-and-roll-upholstered tube heads and combos like the 1000-S and Royal Bass series. Vintage Plush amps still circulate on the used market and are valued for their Fender-derived clean platforms, but the trademark and modern product line are now associated with Fuchs.

Plush has 5 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Overdrive Effects Pedals, Guitar Amplifier Heads, and Delay Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Electronic, and Hip Hop. Notable users include Jeff Beck and Kid Koala.