At 4:32 Jay's Pond pedal board can be seen containing the pedal.

Bottom right of Van's pedalboard

"Originally I had those LPB-1 Power Boosters in front of the amp. But I’m also a science geek, so I got schematics for Marshalls and Boogie amps and rewired my Fender Super Reverb to have an extra tube channel in it so it would be like a master volume Marshall."

" I had a Gibson 2x12 amp, but I have no idea what model it was. Well, that's what I was told it was anyway. But now that I think about it, it was probably some kind of wanna-be Gibson amp. But it was a tube amp though, which was great. I think it had 6V6s in it. I used to put it in the basement and run an Electro-Harmonix LPB-1 [Linear Power Booster] through it. I would just beat the piss out of it. I'd cover it with a blanket because it would be so loud that way my parents wouldn't freak out. It actually sounded good."

In this interview with Keith Scott, he talks about his use of the Electro-Harmonix LPB-1, stating, "I used to plug straight into the hi-gain input of the Hiwatt Custom 100 amp with my Les Paul and the built in boost circuit was usually enough gain to cover most rock sounds...the built in boost circuit was the brain child of a “Hutch” Hutchinson who did the mod for the Canadian amp market to get the Hiwatt to compete with Marshall and Ampeg, later on I decided to try a newer model Fender Stratocaster and to gain it up, I ran a Electro Harmonix LPB-1 booster into the input, that gave the rig a much hotter sound, but I ran dry into that set up for many years".

Noel Hogan uses the Electro-Harmonix LPB-1 Linear Power Booster Nano, as detailed in Jonathan B Diaz Hernandez's Pinterest post showcasing Hogan's guitar rig.

In this attached blog photo, an EHX LPB-1 Linear Power Booster Pre-amp pedal is seen in Matt Taylor's gear setup. Although it does not directly show it is his, the cable running out of his amp matches that of the one plugged into the EHX Holy Grail, which is different from Kyle Straka's cable.

Bassist Thomas Warmsley's pedalboard includes the Electro-Harmonix LPB-1 pedal. It can be seen to the right of the EXH Octave Multiplexer. This photo was taken at a Temples show at the Parish in Austin, TX in Oct 2014.

"I play through a Fender Twin, and my pedal setup is super basic: boss chorus and tremolo, boss dd-6 delay, a fulltone fulldrive coupled with an electro-harmonix lpb-1 boost for good natural tube overdrive, and that’s pretty much it."

En este video podemos ver varios de sus pedales, entre ellos, el LPB-1 Booster de EHX.

My rig is super simple. I use Dorothy and a Fender Vibrolux reissue. I use the amp’s tremolo as well as that Boss tremolo, and then I use an Electro-Harmonix LPB-1—just the regular $40 one—and a Boss tuner pedal, and that’s literally it! It sounds great and gets the job done.

In a 2017 Instagram post by Nick Steinhardt, his pedal board is shown featuring the Electro-Harmonix LPB-1 Linear Power Booster Nano, confirming its use by the artist.