Rockson is a Hong Kong-based music gear maker that traces its origins to Rockson Piano Co., established in 1962. Over the decades the brand expanded from pianos into a broader catalog of budget-friendly fretted instruments and amplification, including electric guitars in classic ST- and TL-style shapes, practice amplifiers, and a long line of effects pedals.

The brand is best known among players and collectors for its 1980s-era stompboxes, which were housed in enclosures closely modeled on the Boss compact pedal format. The pedal range covered most of the standard guitar effects of the era — including the CE-40 Chorus, an Analog Delay, plus Flanger, Phaser, Overdrive, Super Overdrive, Distortion, Metal Rocker, and Compression Sustainer units — typically built around simplified takes on familiar Japanese circuits and sold at entry-level price points. The same factory is widely reported to have produced pedals sold under the Maxtone name.

Rockson guitars, amps, and effects continue to circulate through major retailers such as Music Store, Guitar Center, Musician's Friend, and the secondhand market on Reverb, where the vintage pedals in particular have a small following as inexpensive alternatives to the Boss originals they emulate.

Rockson has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Solid Body Electric Guitars and Electric Basses. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock. Notable users include Fat Mike.