Rocktek is a budget-oriented brand of guitar effects pedals and small amplifiers, best known for inexpensive plastic-housed stompboxes produced primarily during the late 1980s and 1990s. The line was distributed in the United States by D'Andrea Inc. and in the United Kingdom by JHS (John Hornby Skewes), with manufacturing handled in Taiwan for early units and later shifted to China. Rocktek targeted beginner and entry-level players, offering a wide spread of effect types at a lower price point than competing Japanese brands of the era such as Arion or Aria.

The catalog covered most standard pedalboard categories, including the DIR-01 Distortion, ODR-01 Overdrive, MWR-01 Metal Worker, CHR-01 Chorus, FLR-01 Flanger, PHR-01 Phaser, COR-01 Compressor, DDL-03 Deluxe Delay, GER-01 Guitar EQ, VIB-01 Vibrator, TA-1 Tone Alone, and the SOAP-1 Son Of A Pitch. The pedals are generally identified by their lightweight plastic enclosures, simple knob layouts, and battery-powered operation. Rocktek also produced small solid-state practice amplifiers and clip-on tuners under the same name.

Among collectors and budget-pedal enthusiasts, Rocktek units have a mixed reputation. The plastic chassis, loose pot fastenings, and easily lost battery doors are commonly cited weaknesses, while the underlying circuit boards have drawn praise from hobbyists who note that the internal designs echo more expensive Japanese-built effects of the period. The pedals turn up frequently on the secondhand market through shops like Reverb and eBay, where they are popular as cheap experimental boxes and modding platforms.

Rocktek has 11 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Overdrive Effects Pedals, Chorus Effects Pedals, and Delay Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 2 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock and Folk, World, & Country. Notable users include Andy Cairns and The Babe Rainbow (aus).