For sale is an exceptionally rare Jackson Pro Series Mark Morton Signature Dominion in a stunning Old School Burst finish.

Crafted in Japan in 2006, this guitar hails from the very first production run of Mark Morton’s signature model, as featured in the 2006 Jackson catalog. What sets this particular piece apart is its finished neck—a rare feature that was quickly phased out in favor of the more common unfinished necks in subsequent production.

Now approaching 20 years old, this instrument has been remarkably well-preserved. It shows only light surface scratches and minor finish blemishes: one beneath the D-string tuner and one near the bottom strap button (see final photos for details). Aside from those small imperfections, the guitar remains in excellent, clean condition. Note that the strap buttons were changed to original ones after taking pics.

It will ship securely in a form Jackson-branded case, carefully packed for protection.

Below is the official description from the 2006 Jackson catalog:

Few bands have taken the metal world by storm as quickly and emphatically as Lamb Of God. Their combination of rabidly precise riffs, and dissonant yet tight chord voicings lay other metal bands to waste. In the middle of LOG’s maelstrom lies guitarist, Mark Morton. More than any other, Mark represents the new breed of Jackson® artists. His uniquely aggressive style, speed, precision, intensity and odd chord tonalities have redefined metal for the new millennium.

Chambered mahogany body with a flame maple top, chambered mahogany neck with a 24.75”-scale compound radius ebony fingerboard and shark-eye inlays, Seymour Duncan® ’59 humbucking pickups with coil tap switches, Tune-o-matic bridge, Sperzel® pearl button tuners, chrome hardware. Mark needed a special guitar to express himself with, which led to collaboration with Jackson to create the new Mark Morton Signature guitar. A modified version of the Swee-Tone™ Jazz’r™, this guitar has been tour tested, and has all of the exclusive high performance Jackson features experienced players demand, with a progressive twist that only Mark could bring to the table. Introducing the Mark Morton signature model, continuing the tradition we started with Randy Rhoads by realizing an artist’s guitar concept “from scratch.”