Jake Kiszka

In a Premier Guitar "Rig Rundown" video, Jake Kiszka of Greta Van Fleet is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail Nano reverb pedal. Since his amplifier lacks a reverb channel, he relies on this pedal to achieve reverb effects, including a "super verb" sound when desired.

This is his "overdrive" pedal which he uses for boost.

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.

Jake can be seen at this video using an ocd pedal to achieve driven tones without his amp.

in this interview jake talks about using a mellotron pedal to create the tone for trip the light fantastic

" There’s a song we have called Brave New World that has this fuzzy, crackly tone that really overdrives the pre-amp where I used a Jext Telez Face.

“It’s this big, long rectangular pedal that is super obnoxious and sounds brilliant, I’ll probably be adding it to my board so I can recreate that solo tone.'

In this live performance video, the pedal can be seen when a top view camera is used to film the whole band, and it can also be heard when the main riff is played.

He steps on it at 1:32 for the solo

REVISION- it is actualy a 535q wah, from some concert photos of front row seats you can see the control dial on the side. "Another new thing I’ve been honing in on is my wah-wah pedals. Over the last few months, I’ve been incorporating a Dunlop wah to add more dimension to my playing during the shows.”".

It can be seen at 0:12 in this video, and heard in the beginning of the live version of Built By Nations.

This pedal can be seen at 0:12 of the video linked.

Jake uses an fractal FM3. you can see it at 11:36 in the video linked. I think he uses it to get his stereo wah sound.

It's pointed out on his pedal board at 34:12

He uses two of these as seen in Greta Van Fleet`s 2021 rig rundown this can be seen at 12.32.

He uses MXR M-238 Iso-Bricks to power all of his pedals.

Jake uses this reverb pedal on the Epic setting to achieve his stereo reverb tone.

Jake uses this for his acoustic guitar-setup.

In Premier Guitar's "Rig Rundown: Greta Van Fleet [2021]" video, Jake Kiszka is shown using the Electro-Harmonix Holy Grail reverb pedal.

He uses this pedal among many more with Mirador .

Part of his live rig pedalboard with Mirador .

Part of his live rig pedalboard with Mirador .

In the video "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar, at the 30:48 mark, guitarist Jake Kiszka is shown revealing his pedalboard, which includes the Fishman Aura Spectrum DI pedal among other equipment.

In the video "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar, at 30:48, a pair of Boss TU-3W Waza Craft Chromatic Tuner pedals can be seen on Jake Kiszka’s pedalboard, confirming his use of this gear.

In the video titled "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar, an MXR DC Brick™ Power Supply – M237 is visible on the top row of Jake Kiszka's pedalboard at the 30:48 timestamp.

In the Premier Guitar "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin," at timestamp 30:49, the Strymon El Capistan dTape Echo Pedal V2 is clearly visible on Jake Kiszka’s pedalboard.

In the "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" video by Premier Guitar, at the 30:54 timestamp, a Boss GE-7 Graphic Equalizer pedal is clearly visible on Jake Kiszka's pedalboard.

In the video "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin" by Premier Guitar, at timestamp 31:04, an MXR M291 Dyna Comp Mini Compressor pedal is visibly located at the bottom left of Jake Kiszka’s pedalboard.

At 34:46 in the Premier Guitar YouTube video "MIRADOR Rig Rundown with Jake Kiszka & Chris Turpin," the Fractal Audio Systems FM3 Mark II Turbo – Amp Modeler & Multi-FX unit is clearly visible as part of Jake Kiszka's pedal setup.