Neural Devices
Neural Devices
Also known as: NeuralDevices, Neural-Devices
UnclaimedNeural Devices is a boutique guitar and bass pedal brand founded in 2018 by Mariano Vera, an electronics engineer who hand-assembles every unit in Tulancingo, Hidalgo, a town north of Mexico City. The company began with one-off builds — the Kraken Sequencer Wah and the 12AX7-powered Aztec Sun Tube Overdrive — before refining into a small catalog of pedals that pair digital control with analog a...
Neural Devices is a boutique guitar and bass pedal brand founded in 2018 by Mariano Vera, an electronics engineer who hand-assembles every unit in Tulancingo, Hidalgo, a town north of Mexico City. The company began with one-off builds — the Kraken Sequencer Wah and the 12AX7-powered Aztec Sun Tube Overdrive — before refining into a small catalog of pedals that pair digital control with analog audio paths. Vera, himself primarily a bass player, designs the line to work equally well for guitar and bass.
The core lineup includes the Chambers Deep Texture Reverb, Marrow Stereo Multi Algorithm Delay, Emerald OTA Compressor, Gentlemen Analog Gain Stage, Tempest Analog Chorus/Vibrato, and the Ambassador Deluxe Analog Bass Preamp & Drive, alongside newer releases like the Cloudlight and the Pravus Analog Flanger. Pedals share a consistent visual identity — six knobs arranged in two staggered V-shaped rows with toggle switches and detailed graphic artwork.
Distribution outside Mexico is handled by California-based Electro-Distro, placing the pedals in retailers such as Perfect Circuit in the United States, Juno in the United Kingdom, and Rhythmiqx and Made for Bass in Canada. The brand has earned a reputation among pedal enthusiasts as one of Mexico's more notable boutique builders.
Neural Devices has 1 product cataloged on Equipboard, including Reverb Effects Pedals.
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