So I got an Archtop Pro a couple of weeks ago...

[Robotechnology]

I restrung it with 10's and polished it up 2 days ago and have been playing it quite a bit. Here are some pics:









Now before anybody says anything! I ordered white Full Shred neck and Custom Custom bridge pickups yesterday

Early Jackson Professionals really ARE every bit the counterpart of USA made's

[scotty]

What year is that? I had never seen one of those before.

[spencer4hire]

Wow that is just totally cool! I like it. Congrats!

[charvel750]

What year is that? I had never seen one of those before.

Very common, and a cool color too. I'll guess 1990-92. Great guitars...

[pro-fusion]

1990-91 only.

[Robotechnology]

It's a 1991 and I wouldn't say it's common. 1st one I've ever seen in person.

[charvel750]

It's a 1991 and I wouldn't say it's common. 1st one I've ever seen in person.

Very common, a stock factory AT Pro. Check your 1990-91 catalogs and you'll see it listed. A great guitar, nothing unusually rare though.

[toejam]

Damn, that is sweet!!! If you ever sell that one, Ivan, I want first dibs! Blue is my favorite color.

[Robotechnology]

Look... I'm not saying they are custom shop prototypes type of rare deals. I'm just saying there are MANY times more Jackson and Charvel flat tops than there are arch tops. That fact can not be disputed.

[Model 88]

Very common, and a cool color too. I'll guess 1990-92. Great guitars...

I agree with Ivan not all that common . It took me little over two years to find the ones I own.

Congrats on a very cool guitar . That makes three of us that have the same color string through , heartfielder has the other.

[charvel750]

Correct, archtops are not the mainstay of C/J. But an Archtop Soloist Pro is not rare. Cool guitar anyway.