Jett Rebel

Here you can see a DT10 on Jett's Pedalboard during his gig at the Pinkpop Festival

In a user-uploaded photo, Jett Rebel is shown using the J Rockett Audio Designs Archer Ikon overdrive pedal.

You can see the pedal in this video at 1:40

In a user-uploaded photo, Jett Rebel is shown using the TC Electronic PolyTune 3 Noir, with the unique detail of tape covering the brand logo.

In a user-uploaded photo, Jett Rebel can be seen using the Lehle P-Split II Passive High Impedance Splitter, identifiable by its distinctive orange color.

A user-uploaded photo shows Jett Rebel using the T-Rex Engineering Replica delay pedal.

In a user-uploaded photo, Jett Rebel is shown using the TC Electronic Flashback Delay pedal.

In a user-uploaded photo, Jett Rebel's pedalboard features the Boss TU-3 Chromatic Tuner prominently on the left side, indicating its use in his setup.

you can see it in this video at 1:40 underneath his pedalboard

you can see it in this video at 4:29

On his pedalboard you can spot the microamp (knob missing) in the most lower left corner of the pedalboard

Jett Rebel's Danelectro DD-1 Fab Tone Distortion pedal is visible on the podium, marked with its own taped square. While it isn't plugged in, its presence suggests it might be a backup or used sparingly.

You can spot the pedal on his pedalboard. No other Boss pedals use the same color or number of knobs

You can spot the pedal on the pedalboard next to the microamp

You can spot the blue DOD pedal with raised footswitch and white on black knobs. The only blue pedals from this series are the Mystic Overdrive and the chorus pedal. You can spot a cable leaving the pedal on the stereo output making the chorus pedal more probable