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This Digitech Black-13 is perfectly functional and in great condition! It has a few light scratches on its surface (as pictured), and does not come with the original box or power supply.

The Black-13 Artist Series pedal was created in conjunction with Scott Ian. For over 20 years Scott has been a pioneer of the heavy metal music scene fronting such groups as Anthrax and S.O.D. Covering that much ground has left an impressive catalog of tone that begs to be a DigiTech Artist Series Pedal. Through the magic of Production Modeling, DigiTech's engineers were able to place 7 tones, hand-picked by Scott Ian, into the Black-13. Finally, metal tone that has been reserved only for listening on recordings is now available to be let loose live.

Scott Ian delivers bone-crushing rhythms and some of the most scorching riffs ever nailed into a fretboard.

Now Scott's teamed up with DigiTech to unleash Black-13, a stompbox that lets guitarists dial up his signature sounds, giving Anthrax and metal fans all the blistering tone they can handle.

Plug into the Black-13 pedal, select a tone, and shred. Your playing goes in, Scott Ian's tones come out. Redo your favorite Anthrax song, or write a new one. It's your pedal. It's your guitar. And now it's Scott Ian's historic metal tones. The tones that built a legend.

Features:
DigiTech Production Modeling accurately models seven signature tones hand picked by Scott Ian.

Scott's legendary 'hardcore punk' sound from the days of S.O.D.

Captures the 'Live' sound of many classic Anthrax albums.

Pitch-shifting delay studio effect faithfully recreated.

Separate amp and mixer outputs

Modes:
Model 1: 'I Am The Law' -- Tone inspired by the personality of comic book hero Judge Dredd. Simply put, hard, heavy and no bull****!

Model 2: 'Madhouse' -- A pivotal time for Anthrax. After signing a contract with a major label and shooting their first music video, it was a madhouse. Looking for insanity? It's in there!

Model 3: 'March of the S.O.D.' -- A experimental time in Scott's career. This track is taken from Scott's stint with the punk crossover band Storm Troopers of Death (S.O.D.).

Model 4: 'Protest and Survive' -- An anthem for those with an ax to grind and a need for anger-driven searing tone to match.

Model 5: 'Room For One More' -- Scott's personal favorite track off the Sound of White Noise album. Perfect for laying down a groove.

Model 6: 'What Doesn't Die' -- Directly from Anthrax's latest studio album We've Come For You All. All purpose monster tone.

Model 7: 'Finale' -- Want to make a closing statement? Try this wicked tape delay effect with a healthy dose of pitch-shifting.