What model is this?

[FloydRose4Prez]

H/S/H. Floyd. "Professional". $250. Good price, no?

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/wst/msg/955871299.html

[metalchurch79]

Looks like a PS-4 cause of the offset dot inlays.
$250 isnt bad, cause they were nice guitars in my opinion.
They have awesome necks on them!

[VitaminG]

got better pics?

It's not a PS-4. That was a Performer, not a Professional, and had a reverse headstock.

I thought it might be a Fusion, but the only H-S-H I could find was the Fusion SX which had regular dots.

From the lower horn on that 2nd pic, it might be a Stealth.

[metalchurch79]

Yeah, you're right about that, my bad yo.

[Franx]

It looks to have 24 frets, which would rule out the Stealth !?

Maybe a mutt ? Fusion SX body, Fusion HH/Std/EX neck ?
To be a Fusion body at all, it should be scalloped at the lower horn;
I'm not sure about that, the pics are too bad.

[toejam]

Hmm. Not sure. I was thinking DK3, but that's got sharks and binding and no pickup rings.

http://audiozone.dk/cm/displayimage.php?album=52&pos=11

[toejam]

To be a Fusion body at all, it should be scalloped at the lower horn

No, not all Fusions have the scalloped horn. And quite a few Dinkies do have the scalloped horn.

[Franx]

No, not all Fusions have the scalloped horn. And quite a few Dinkies do have the scalloped horn.

Yes, now I remember ! It has been stated before, that the scalloped horn is NOT a sure sign, whether it's a Fusion/Dinky body, or not.

[MartinBarre]

Could be something like a PS-4 or JDR 94 - but with a replacement neck?