I purchased a used Schecter Blackjack series AD-C-1-ATX/ABSN, originally purchased in January 2015. I believe the original retail price was around 130,000 yen. The previous owner apparently hardly used it, and it's in almost pristine condition, like deadstock. The plastic film on the backplate hasn't been removed, the frets show no wear, the neck is straight, and the action is low. It's so clean that I'm hesitant to use it myself, so I'm putting it up for sale. Features Seymour Duncan AHB Blackout active pickups. Ebony fingerboard, locking tuners, Ultra Access set-neck. The Duncan pickups deliver incredible power, with almost no noise. I'll include the aftermarket gig bag in the photos. Includes the owner's manual, truss rod wrench, and string height adjustment wrench. The stand in the photos is not included. The weight is approximately 3.2kg, making it lightweight and easy to handle. Please note that sales are non-cancellable and non-returnable, except in the case of a malfunction preventing sound upon arrival. Ultra Access Set-neck Explanation: A set-neck is a method of joining the neck to the body by gluing it. Because of concerns about strength, most set-neck guitars have a joint that resembles a bolt-on. This Ultra Access, however, is more like inserting the neck into the body rather than gluing it. The body is routed deeper than usual, and the neck is set into it, increasing strength and allowing for a heel-less cut. Naturally, the contact surface between the body and neck is greater than with a standard set-neck, so string vibrations are more easily transmitted, resulting in better sound.