John Mayer – The Search for Everything
The music gear and equipment used by the artists, producers, engineers, and more involved in the making of the 2017 album The Search for Everything.
Music from The Search for Everything
Gear Used On The Search for Everything
Explore the instruments, equipment, software, and production tools used in the making of John Mayer – The Search for Everything (2017). Click more on each item to see exactly how it was used.
Guitars used by John Mayer on The Search for Everything
Avg price: $9,707.40
John Mayes uses a Martin D-45 in "Where The Light Is" to play the song ''In Your Atmosphere''. It's a signature guitar from Martin that is still available on the Martin website. Mayer also used this guitar for playing "In The Blood" and "I Guess I Just Feel Like" both on stage and recording sessions.
In this Instagram photo posted by John Mayer, he can be seen holding a Tokai Silver Star solid body electric guitar with maple fingerboard and black finish. Photo was posted November 2016. The caption reads:
New for '17 #thesearchforeverything
Effects Pedals used by John Mayer on The Search for Everything
Shin's Music SP/ODS Dumbloid Twin
Avg price: $550.73
This is John Mayers 2017 "The Search for Everything" tour pedalboard, as posted by Custom Audio Electronics (they put it together) Seen next to the silver Klon on the furthest board is the Dumbloid Twin.
Avg price: $129.99
On March 27, 2017, Custom Audio Electronics shared a picture via their instgram showing off their completed work custom building John Mayer's rig for his "The Search For Everything" tour. In the photo you can clearley see the Neunaber Slate right next to the Way Huge AP.
John goes on to explain in a youtube video that he purchases tons of pedals and this particilaur reverb inspired the track "Love On The Weekend". The pedal he is refering to is a Neunaber Slate which has been rebranded / renamed by Neunaber, now called the EXPANSE.
The Slate can be programmed to be many modulation effects. John's pedal is most likley programmed as one of the following:
Wet Reverb Seraphim Shimmer Reverb (Wet, hall, plate, spring, modulated) Shimmer
A good guess is that its one of the presets from the other Neunaber reverb pedal: IMMERSE REVERBERATOR
You can hear John talk about the pedal here: