Revival Electric is a San Francisco–based audio electronics shop founded by Travis Harris that designs and builds boutique pedals and amplifiers. The operation is small-scale, with products assembled in-house rather than mass-manufactured.

The company is best known for the Synapse Vocal Effects Integrator, a pedal that interfaces a balanced low-impedance microphone signal with unbalanced guitar effects pedals via a send/return loop, allowing singers and engineers to route a vocal mic through stompbox-style processors without degrading the signal. The Synapse has been updated as the Synapse V2. Revival Electric also produces parametric EQ pedals, including the single-band MicroMetric and the three-band Metric, both aimed at guitarists, pedal-steel players, and studio users who need surgical frequency control on a pedalboard.

The brand drew wider notice through a trademark dispute with UK builder Origin Effects over the use of the word "Revival," which the two companies ultimately resolved through a settlement.

Revival Electric has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Equalizer Effects Pedals and Synthesizers. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Metal, and Pop. Notable users include Matt Pike and Dustin Payseur.