Roosebeck is a family-run maker of handcrafted folk and world-music instruments based in Palm Bay, Florida. The family business traces back to 1973, when it began making small hand percussion instruments at a kitchen table in Ohio before relocating to Florida in the 1980s. The Roosebeck name was launched in 2010 as the family's flagship instrument line, and the operation is now run across three generations.

The lineup centers on traditional and early-music instruments at accessible price points, including mountain and stick dulcimers, Celtic and lyre harps, Renaissance lutes, bodhrans and frame drums, balalaikas, baroque ukuleles, and Native American–style flutes. Instruments are typically built with tonewoods such as sheesham, walnut, and lacewood paired with spruce soundboards. The shop blends CNC routing and laser cutting for repeatable parts with hand work for elements like carved harp frames, stave-built lute bowls, and hand-voiced soundboards.

Roosebeck is widely distributed through retailers like Reverb, Amazon, Lark in the Morning, and specialty folk-instrument shops, and is most commonly encountered by beginners, students, and hobbyists exploring early, Celtic, Appalachian, and Eastern European folk traditions.

Roosebeck has 49 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Bodhrans & Frame Drums, Dulcimers, and Harps. Their gear is featured by 1 artist, with the strongest followings in Rock and Folk, World, & Country. Notable users include Rob Scallon.