A Devi Ever Hyperion in good condition.

I found this guy in Japan. The box is a little banged up in one corner, but in otherwise good condition. Based on the markings on the box, I believe that it would have been built sometime after 2009 and before 2013. There's what looks like paint on the back, but the front is clean. There's no gunk from velcro or dual lock.

I tried to find the oldest YouTube video I could for this one... this pedal is old school and changed over the years. She wrapped the hand soldered board and components in electrical tape, which can cause the components to warm up: no enough to cause a fire, but it is enough heat for the pedal to change sound as the temperature goes up. From my experience, this is only a problem when not using battery power. In It can be powered by either battery or 9v cable, and it sounds completely different depending on the method you use to power it. Like I said... this is old school. It's nasty. The distortion can be very thick, and it makes noise. But if actually want to buy this, I imagine that you already know that.
I'll box this one up inside another box, to protect the original box from the shipping companies careless ways.

This is more of a collectors pedal, in my humble opinion... but you can use your pedals however you want. It's definitely a piece of guitar pedal history.