Tapestry Audio is a boutique effects pedal company based in Sarasota, Florida, founded by Ryan Baucom. The company is known for designing practical, musician-focused pedals that solve specific problems encountered during live performance and studio work. All of their products are hand-machined and hand-wired.

The brand's flagship product is the Bloomery Volume Pedal, a radically compact design measuring just 7.8" x 2.25" — one of the thinnest volume pedals on the market. Available in both active and passive versions, the Bloomery uses a slide potentiometer and direct shaft drive (no strings) housed in a solid steel enclosure. The active model features dual buffers to preserve high-end frequencies. Tapestry Audio also produces the Time Traveler, widely recognized as the first auxiliary BPM synchronization pedal, which stores up to 10 tempo presets and sends tap signals to any pedal with an external tap tempo jack.

The company's lineup extends to the Fab Suisse overdrive, built around a Blues Breaker circuit with a three-band EQ and three clipping modes; the Midwife, a tap-to-MIDI clock converter; the Time Track, an all-in-one click track/metronome optimized for live use; The Wife, a remote tap tempo controller with four isolated outputs; and the Knob Stop, a replacement potentiometer knob that allows players to adjust or lock down knob tension on their pedals.

Tapestry Audio has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Effects Pedal Accessories, Volume Effects Pedals, and Overdrive Effects Pedals. Their gear is featured by 5 artists, with the strongest followings in Rock, Funk / Soul, and Jazz. Notable users include Michael Risberg, Zach Brock, and Scott Mills.