Help identifying this Jackson

[thehornedone]

The satin black wood finish and single volume knob are really doing it for me. I can't find anything similar to this currently on the market. Anyone familiar with this model that could identify it?

[Number Of The Priest]

Fixed your link: http://imgur.com/a/ClUZw

Do you have any more photos of the rest of the guitar?

Judging by that one photo, I'm not even certain it's a Jackson.

The sharkfins look wrong.

The body shape looks off and I don't recall seeing Jacksons/Charvels with those particular contour cut-outs on the waist of the body.

That knob and switch layout is "unique", and coupled with the bad-looking inconsistent paint job makes me suspect it's a non-Jackson project body that the owner tried refinishing and possibly covering over where a normal volume knob would be (closer to the bridge pickup).

The Charvel USA Select Series has the knob and switch in a similar layout. http://www.charvel.com/blog/2016/06/...select-series/ But I suspect that suggestion won't suffice since you're looking for a satin black wood finish.

[Mudlark]

I'd definitely need more pics to be sure of exactly what that is. A full shot of the front of the guitar from the headstock tip to the bottom of the body, and a shot of the rear showing the body cavities would be nice.

My initial theory is...
It may be a Jackson/Charvel body with the upper/lower body contours re-contoured by someone. It's hard to tell if it's an authentic J/C because of the extra contouring messing with my vision.
The volume hole was filled.
The neck may/may not be original, but those inlays look like stickers to me. At the very least, as mentioned, the inlays don't look correct. I have those sticker inlays and they look like paper, same as the ones in question. There's no 'pearl' texture in them.