Detail 01
Semi-hollow body with sapele top, back and sides
The chambered wings add air and bloom to notes; sapele reads close to mahogany, so warm rather than bright.

Independent shopping perspective
A 335-style semi-hollow at an entry price, with a set neck and two humbuckers. For players wanting jazz, blues and rock tones without a hollow-body price.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
The chambered wings add air and bloom to notes; sapele reads close to mahogany, so warm rather than bright.
Detail 02
Glued rather than bolted, which typically means better sustain and a smoother heel for upper-fret access.
Detail 03
Ceramic magnets push a bit hotter and tighter than alnico, keeping the semi-hollow from turning muddy under drive.
Detail 04
Binding covers the fret ends so your hand does not catch on them; laurel feels similar to rosewood.
Detail 05
Taller frets make bends and vibrato easier with less finger pressure, but light touch players may hear sharp notes.
Detail 06
Denser and warmer than maple, adding to the mellow voice and giving the neck some heft.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes, if you want warm clean and blues tones. The body is large, so try one seated first if you are small framed or young.
Classic and blues rock, yes. The ceramic humbuckers handle overdrive. Push into modern high gain and the semi-hollow body starts to feed back.
The chambered body still has a solid center section, which cuts feedback and tightens the low end compared to a fully hollow archtop.
It is the tune-o-matic style bridge that sets string height and intonation. Each saddle adjusts individually for tuning accuracy up the neck.
Reference
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