Taken from this interview which also discusses the studio pedalboard used by Dan:

I love the Germanium Beano Boost [based on the old Dallas Rangemaster]. I loved the treble booster, I always have. That’s the kind of pedal you leave on all of the time and use the guitar volume control to adjust.

In this article, Mike Piera ("Analog Mike") says: "In June of 2001 Mr. Iommi's guitar tech Mike Clement told me that Tony was looking for another Dallas Rangemaster as his was lost years ago. I did not have any to sell, so I offered and make him a clone, our first BEANO BOOST. Last I heard he has it in his home studio along with our Chorus and modified TS9 tube screamer."

In this Rig Rundown by Premier Guitar a picture is shown of Billy’s effect pedals currently used. See the treble booster with Mullard-style transistors in the lower middle.

Mentioned by Mike Piera of Analog Man on the official Beano Boost product page.

Billy F Gibbons seems to hold his Dallas Rangemaster in high regards, one of his Holy Grails. In 2008 he called to tell me that his new Beano Boost was even a little better, and maybe the old box was best for a museum. We should hear his new Beano Boost on the album they are working on in 2008, Mr. BFG is always at the cutting edge, with the best tones, while revisiting vintage gear and making it fresh again.

Shown up close on Mascis' pedalboard at 4:16.

"I made this mini pedalboard which is like, clones of all pedals that I use, like, y'know, (points to the Beano Boost) that's a Rangemaster clone (...) Rangemaster is a treble booster everybody used to use in the 60s, y'know, like, Iommi and Rory Gallagher and Queen and stuff and..."

Rabea Massaad uses the Analog Man Beano Boost pedal, as shown in an Instagram post featuring his pedalboard setup.

"A real great pedal, the Beano Boost - it brings the sound alive." From the YouTube video in the link.

In this interview with Music Radar, Marcus says of the Beano Boost,

This was actually a gift to me from my buddy [Black Keys singer/guitarist] Dan Auerbach. I use it very sparingly because it really does its job and gates the hell out of everything. It’s kinda like my self-destruct button, when I want s*** to really go off the wall and start controlling feedback, though I’ll usually use it on Welcome Around Here.

Scott Henderson expresses his enthusiasm for the Analog Man Beano Boost treble booster, highlighting its superior tonal balance compared to his previous MXR Micro Amp. He appreciates how the Beano Boost provides an even boost across the guitar's range, enhancing his sound without exaggerating the bass or thinning the mids. Henderson mentions that the Beano Boost has become a key component in his setup, replacing both the MXR Micro Amp and Voodoo pedals. He primarily uses the MID range boost for his tones, noting its versatility and potential for recording. This feedback is shared on the Analog Man website, underscoring his use and satisfaction with the pedal.

An Analogman Beano Boost is clearly visible on a picture of Mr. Moore's pedalboard on his website.

In this post from Analog Man Mike Piera, you can see a photo of Ben McLeod playing a Beano Boost with Mike's caption reading:

Ben McLeod of All Them Witches got a used Beano Boost for his new record they just tracked in Nashville. He said he used it into a Marshall Super Bass amp on every song to help shape his tone, and it was the sound he’s been trying to achieve his whole life. Thanks, Ben!!

In the Premier Guitar Rig Rundown video tour, Jeff Schroeder's gear setup is shown to include the Analog Man Beano Boost.