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It's a Dinky AR. The HSH config is standard for that model. The Stealth is a tapered Dinky body, whereas the Dinky AR is an arch-top (hence the "AR") Dinky body.
After seeing the Newer pics, I´m with Tekky. The "dished-out" knobs and thick upper horn on those pics give it away [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]
This is a Jackson Stealth Professional.
Why it could not be a Stealth:
- The cable input is on the front, mine is on the side.
- It has HSS not HSH
- If you look at it from the top, the body is the same. If you look at it in profile, it's not.
This is a Jackson Dinky Ar.
Negatives:
- HH, not HSH
- The switch is not like mine, and placed differently
- No Floyd Rose
- This one is very shaped at the edges.
- Inlays are not correct
This is a Jackson Dinky Professional.
Negatives:
- 24 frets, mine has 22.
- HSS, not HSH
- Inlays not correct
My guitar..
- 22 frets, dot inlays
- HSH
- Cable input on the side
- Two knobs
- Charvel Floyd Rose, made in Germany by Schaller.
The confusion was from the picture with the green background. The lighting makes the tone knob look like the jack and the curves on the top made it look like the Stealth. Both guitars have the Dinky shape.(7/8 size of a standard strat) The Stealth has a tapered profile. The Archtop has a contoured profile like the standard Dinkies, but the top is further contoured.
there is actually a Stealth with the same pickup config as your guitar, so that was still a possibility. Jackson offered many variations within a model line over the years.
But as Tekky points out, the Dinky AR is a perfect fit with your guitar.
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