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- similar to the PXD Twenty Three, except has a set maple neck, available in Black finish, mfg. 2008-2010.
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- V-shaped mahogany body with beveled edges, set mahogany neck, 24-fret bound rosewood fingerboard with 12th fret large triangular inlay, split fork headstock with matching finish and "pxd" logo, aged Aluminum truss rod cover, thr...
- similar to the PXD Tomb I, except has two VFL Active ceramic pickups, three knobs (two v, tone), and a three-way pickup switch, specially designed case included, mfg. 2008-present.
- similar to the PXD Vicious I, except has two EMG ceramic pickups (EMG 60, EMG 81), specially designed Coffin Case included, mfg. 2010-present.
- similar to the PXD Tragic I, except has two EMG Active ceramic pickups, three knobs (two v, Afterburner), and a three-way pickup switch, specially designed case included, mfg. 2008-present.
- similar to the PXD Void I, except has an Afterburner tone circuit, specially designed case included, mfg. 2008-present.
- similar to the PXD Void I, except has a Kahler tremolo bridge, two EMG ceramic pickups, three knobs (two v, Afterburner), and a three-way pickup switch, specially designed Coffin Case included, mfg. 2008-2010.
- offset double cutaway basswood body with sculpted pointed horns, set maple neck, 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with 12th fret large triangular inlay, split fork headstock with "pxd" logo, aged Aluminum truss rod cover, three-per-...
- single cutaway basswood body with an Explorer-style extended lower bass bout, set maple neck, 24-fret rosewood fingerboard with 12th fret large triangular inlay, split fork headstock with "pxd" logo, aged Aluminum truss rod cove...
