Pedal is in perfect condition. Never giged, and hasn’t left my pedalboard since I bought it new. Reducing my pedalboard size, and making some hard decisions unfortunately. Ships in original box with unused decals. Shipping to continental USA only. See full description below:

Based on the fuzz tone the Beatles used for guitar parts (among other instruments) on the classic tracks on the White Album and others. The Rolling Stones also used the same fuzz tone for “Sympathy for the Devil, Brown Sugar, Honky Tonk Women,” etc.

In an era where there were very few effect pedals, this particular fuzz tone was a feature of the early solid state Vox Supreme, Defiant, Conqueror and Virtuoso amplifiers. These amps came with a Fuzz/OD and semi-parked Wah (cocked Wah) built into the amp. The Jext Telez White Pedal utilizes an inductor in the circuit to produce these tones, just as the vintage amplifiers did.

The Jext Telez White Pedal leaps out of mixes and is insanely flexible. The EQ serves to put guitars in an audible position, even in dense mixes. The fuzz is aggresive yet vintage sounding and blended with an inductor – a sort of “parked” or “cocked” wah. It shoots out of mixes with ease. The pedal cleans up into overdrive and boost. The treble and bass knobs interact with the inductor. Custom inductors were wound which is crucial as the overall timber of the entire pedal is formed by the quality of the inductor. The inductor type and quality is a huge formal discussion among classic Vox Wah pedal collectors.

The knobs are (left to right): VOLUME, GAIN, TREBLE, BASS and on the side the “Yoko” switch is MRB (Mid Range Boost Frequency Selector). The “Yoko” switch has three positions and is what adjusts the “cocked” wah sound. As you see in the photos, knob labels provided by Jext Telez have been applied, but can be easily removed for the intended minimalist "White Album" look.

Uses 9V battery or standard 9V tip negative DC power. Pedal draw is low.