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Neural DSP Unveils Archetype: John Mayer X – The Ultimate Digital Tone Revolution

Experience the ultimate guitar tone with Archetype: John Mayer X by Neural DSP. Get digital access to Mayer’s Dumble, Two Rock, and Fender amps, plus his iconic Klon and Q-Tron pedals. Explore the new standard in amp modeling today.

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Neural DSP Unveils Archetype: John Mayer X – The Ultimate Digital Tone Revolution

The "Analog Purist" has gone digital. In what is being hailed as the most significant gear launch of the modern era, Neural DSP has officially partnered with Grammy-winner John Mayer to release Archetype: John Mayer X.

This landmark plugin brings the world’s most coveted (and expensive) guitar tones—including the legendary Dumble Steel String Singer and the Klon Centaur—to the digital workstation of every guitar player.

A Watershed Moment for Guitar Technology

For years, John Mayer has been the "final boss" of analog tone. His rig is a museum of boutique excellence, featuring multi-thousand-dollar vintage Fender Vibroverbs, Two Rocks, and the mythical Dumble.

For Mayer to put his name on a plugin isn't just a product launch; it’s a watershed moment for modeling technology. It signals to analog loyalists that digital software has finally reached a level of touch-sensitivity and warmth capable of satisfying one of the most discerning ears in music history.

"If it’s good enough for John Mayer to use on stage... it’s good enough for basically any player."François Barrillon, Neural DSP Product Manager

Inside the Rig: Amps and Cabinets

The Archetype: John Mayer X is built around the three pillars of Mayer’s "Big Clean" sound. Users can access three distinct models or use the Three-In-One amp feature to blend them exactly as Mayer does in his stadium touring rig.

The Amp Models:

  • 1964 Fender Vibroverb: The heart of his "SRV-inspired" snap and low-end.
  • Dumble Steel String Singer #002: Capturing the ultra-rare, high-headroom "glassy" tone.
  • Two Rock Signature #83: The boutique evolution of the modern Mayer sound.

Each amp comes paired with meticulously captured cabinets, including a 15” CTS speaker and Celestion G12M Greenbacks, ensuring the air and resonance of his physical cabs are preserved.

John Mayer X
John Mayer X

The Virtual Pedalboard: From "Blackbird" to "Sob Rock"

Neural DSP hasn't just modeled the amps; they’ve recreated Mayer’s indispensable signal chain. The plugin features five essential pedals that have defined his career:

Pedal NameBased OnKey Function
Justa BoostKeeley KatanaAlways-on clean boost/compression
Halfman ODKlon CentaurThe "Holy Grail" of transparent overdrive
TealbreakerTS-10 / BluesbreakerThe dual-drive secret to his lead tone
Antelope FilterEHX Q-TronEssential for I Don’t Trust Myself
Millipede DelayWay Huge Aqua PussVintage-style analog slapback
Virtual Pedalboard
Mayer's Virtual Pedalboard

Dream Delay

Additionally, the suite includes the Dream Delay (based on the Providence Chrono-Delay), a dedicated EQ, and a refined User Interface designed specifically at Mayer's request for better workflow.

Developed in the Studio, Proven on Stage

The collaboration began in 2022 and saw the Neural DSP team transport their modeling equipment from Finland directly to Mayer’s personal studio. The result was so accurate that Mayer reportedly sent the team a video of himself playing the Slow Dancing in a Burning Room solo through a prototype, noting it sounded "just like the record."

The plugin has already seen real-world action, making its debut during a Life with John Mayer radio broadcast.

Pricing and Availability

Archetype: John Mayer X is not yet Quad Cortex compatible; Quad Cortex compatibility is planned for a future update.

  • Europe/UK: €199 (VAT included)
  • US/International: €169 (plus local taxes)

More Information

The plugin is available for download now at NeuralDSP.com.

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Jef Stone
Jef Stone
Founder and editor of GuitarBomb. Jef has been writing about guitars, effects pedals, and music gear for over ten years, covering everything from breaking gear news and leaks to hands-on reviews.