Supercool Pedals is a small, family-run guitar effects builder based in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada, founded by Jamie Muir with support from his wife Carissa. Pedals are hand-assembled in-house and pair original, nostalgic enclosure artwork with analog circuit designs that often riff on classic effect architectures. Muir's background as a lifelong musician and instrument tech shaped a workshop-style approach focused on short production runs and hands-on tuning.

The lineup covers fuzz, distortion, overdrive, boost, chorus/vibrato, and phaser territory. Notable pedals include the Barstow Bat (a RAT-style distortion), the Triniphase (an OTA-based analog phaser inspired by the Ross Phaser), the 800 Preamp (a Marshall-flavored overdrive/distortion), the Thneed (a Klon-style overdrive), the Zig-Zag analog chorus/vibrato, the Deluxe '77 Fuzz Blender, the Caffeine Boost JFET booster, the Smoking in the Boys Room distortion/chorus hybrid, and the Buffula buffer. The brand also releases DIY pedal kits and music-related merch such as cassette releases and stickers.

Supercool has developed a following in the boutique pedal community through coverage on sites like Guitar Pedal X and distribution via independent shops such as Gladesville Guitar Factory and The Pedal Emporium, with its combination of quirky visual identity and carefully voiced analog circuits being its main calling card.

SuperCool Pedals has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Overdrive Effects Pedals.