Jext TELEZ Range Van Lord

$1,194.07 Price Tier: High-end

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In the Boost Effects Pedals category, Jext TELEZ Range Van Lord is priced in the High-end/Boutique range. This premium gear is built to very high standards and offers premium features.

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Jext Telez has worked closely with Jake Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet to dial up a custom voiced Jext Telez Range Lord for him. This is a limited edition of 100 pedals that are all tweaked exactly like Jake’s.   The main engine in the Range Van Lord is one of the rarest pieces of germanium on the planet: a 1959 Mullard Silver OC44.  The character of distortion is pure harmonic bliss! Known as an 'Always On' pedal, the Dallas Arbiter Rangemaster has been used by Eric Clapton, Tony Iommi, Ritchie Blackmore and Brian May to achieve their signature tones.   Jext Telez effects are covered by a 1-year manufacturer warranty.

Product specs

Power	9V
Bypass	true bypass
Analog/Digital	analog

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Jext Telez Range Van Lord on a Marshall 1974 Super Lead GVF

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The Jext TELEZ Range Van Lord is a Rangemaster clone, contrasting with a Tube Screamer which is not a direct substitute for replicating Greta Van Fleet's tone.
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The EHX Screaming Bird is suggested as an affordable alternative for achieving a similar sound to the Range Van Lord.
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Marshall Bluesbreaker, Lovepedal Purple Plexi, and Zvex Box of Rock are recommended to replicate Marshall amp tones, suitable for Greta Van Fleet's style.
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Mods and upgrades

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Consider combining a treble booster with a Klone or Blues Driver for a comprehensive drive effect when using amps without built-in overdrive.
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Use cases and applications

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Running a treble booster into a Marshall-style amp-in-a-box pedal can closely emulate Jake Kiszka's tone.
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Build quality

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The original footswitch may be finicky and require replacement, as noted by an owner.
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Text printed on the pedal's front can wear down over time, but the circuitry remains unaffected.
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Value and pricing

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The pedal is highly valued due to its rarity, featuring a 1959 germanium oc44 transistor and limited to 100 units, with resale prices reaching $850.
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User experience

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Owners cherish the pedal for its Jake Kiszka signature and respect for his style, enhancing its sentimental value beyond its functional use.
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One owner found the Jext TELEZ Range Van Lord more compatible with their setup than a previous amp top R2R treble booster, citing improved satisfaction across all settings.
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Features and functionality

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The three-position switch offers treble, mid, and low boost, providing tonal versatility from boost to fuzz, with the low boost closely mimicking Black Sabbath tones.
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Jake Kiszka

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Greta Van Fleet

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Jext Telez produced a Limited Run of these pedals, which were designed to meet Jake's personal taste on the well known Range Lord. This pedal can be seen in recent live performances of their new album, The Battle at Garden's Gate, that were uploaded on YouTube. It can be clealy seen at 0:12 of the video linked in this upload.