The Firefly FF338 – Natural Spalted Maple is a semi-hollow body electric guitar styled after the classic Gibson ES-335 shape — double cutaway with 'f' holes.
Key specs:
Body: Semi-hollow, double-cutaway, spalted maple top in a natural finish (each guitar's grain/texture pattern is unique since spalted maple is naturally figured)
Pickups: Twin humbuckers (chrome), with a 3-way selector switch
Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone
Neck: Set-in neck, rosewood fingerboard, 22 medium jumbo frets
Hardware: Adjustable bridge with stopbar tailpiece, chrome hardware, bone nut, nickel or D'Addario strings depending on the seller
It's aimed at warm, resonant tones suited to jazz, blues, and rock, and it's generally sold as a budget-friendly alternative to a Gibson/Epiphone ES-335 style guitar — Firefly is a lesser-known brand often found on Reverb, eBay, and Guitar Center's used listings rather than major retailers.
Is there something specific you want to know — price range, how it compares to other 335-style guitars, or whether it's a good value?
