Well, it's been almost a decade since I started looking for a Jackson Stealth Professional. I've come across plenty of EX, HX, LT, and XL's, but only maybe three Pro's and for various reasons, couldn't make it happen. I've been after the Trans Blue finish like the one coloradoman25 sold to AIC70.
I happened across a, what I believe to be, '91 Stealth Pro in Trans Violet with a Jackson/Charvel hardshell case and trem bar. I don't know if the case is original though. I have actually never seen a picture of this color anywhere. So it seems to be harder to come by than the Trans Blue. I find the serial number, 911030, odd as supposedly the Stealth's started in '92. Either way, this guitar is in amazing condition. The upper and lower horns and head stock have zero dings. There are no nicks in the finish anywhere. Of course there's pick rash and light surface scratches, but nothing out of the norm. The frets are hardly worn, the electronics are original, and there are no signs of repairs.
I spent some time cleaning everything and was surprised at just how much it cleaned up. The only thing I could find wrong with the guitar was a hairline crack at the upper neck pocket, which I've read is common.
I happened across a, what I believe to be, '91 Stealth Pro in Trans Violet with a Jackson/Charvel hardshell case and trem bar. I don't know if the case is original though. I have actually never seen a picture of this color anywhere. So it seems to be harder to come by than the Trans Blue. I find the serial number, 911030, odd as supposedly the Stealth's started in '92. Either way, this guitar is in amazing condition. The upper and lower horns and head stock have zero dings. There are no nicks in the finish anywhere. Of course there's pick rash and light surface scratches, but nothing out of the norm. The frets are hardly worn, the electronics are original, and there are no signs of repairs.
I spent some time cleaning everything and was surprised at just how much it cleaned up. The only thing I could find wrong with the guitar was a hairline crack at the upper neck pocket, which I've read is common.
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