Mine is cherry but they made black too. I've seen video reviews of this model from two years ago but it has recently disappeared from the website, replaced by the version.
Okay, I just found the model on their website but it is now only available in a silver burst color. I like the batwing pickguard and love the guitar. There are still some new ones around for approx. Yours isn't marked "Pro" but with those tuners I'm sure it wasn't a lower model. Mine says "Limited Edition" on the back of the headstock but it seems they were made for about 2 years this time and were probably made in other batches in the past.
I really like the pickguard because of the coverage; this is my first guitar and I'm just learning to control the pick. Don't want to scratch the body.
Also the non-batwing models have an extra piece of plastic between the neck and pickup that looks out of place to me. I think you need to check into replacing your bridge posts; possibly the newer batwings have different posts.
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