Choosing between two flame-maple electric guitars in the same price bracket is really a choice between two personalities. One is a solid mahogany body with a brown burst finish and two humbuckers. The other is a semi-hollow maple jazz guitar in a glossy 3TS sunburst with a bone nut. Both are right-handed six-strings with rosewood fretboards, 22 frets, and a cable included, so the fundamentals are close. What separates them is how the body, pickups, and scale details shape what you'll play.
Quick verdict
The Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar, listed at USD 250.25, is the stronger pick if you want a solid-body foundation with dual humbuckers and mahogany warmth under a flame maple top. The 6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar, listed at USD 236.00, is the better match if you prefer a semi-hollow maple body, a bone nut, and a jazz-oriented setup. The listed price difference is $14.25, so the decision should be driven by body type and pickup layout more than by the price spread.
Price and build at a glance
| Guitar | Listed Price | Price Bar | Body & Key Build |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar | USD 250.25 | Solid mahogany body, flame maple top, HH pickups | |
| 6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar | USD 236.00 | Semi-hollow maple body, flame maple top, bone nut |
Where each product wins
- Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar: solid-body and humbucker clarity. It lists a solid mahogany body, a flame maple top, and an HH pickup layout, giving you a specific humbucker platform rather than a semi-hollow general design.
- 6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar: semi-hollow jazz specifics. It brings a semi-hollow maple body, a bone nut, and a 24.7-inch scale length into the build details, plus a lower listed price.
- 6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar: lower listed price. At USD 236.00, it sits $14.25 below the Brown Burst model in the table.
- Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar: confirmed pickup layout. It is the guitar in this pair that spells out an HH pickup setup outright, which matters if you want to know exactly what humbuckers you are getting.
Product notes
Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar
The Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar pairs a solid mahogany body with a flame maple top and an HH pickup layout. Listed at USD 250.25, it is the higher-priced guitar in this head-to-head. It is described as a custom model in the Standard series, with a 2026 model year, a rosewood fretboard, right-handed orientation, and a cable included. If you want to know exactly what you are getting in the pickup department, this is the one to pick because it spells out the two humbucker layout. The mahogany body gives it a different resonance than a semi-hollow maple build. The trade-off is a higher listed price and a body design that leans solid rather than semi-hollow.
6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar
The 6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar is listed at USD 236.00 and brings a semi-hollow maple body, a mahogany neck, a rosewood fretboard, and a bone nut. Its glossy flame maple top and 3TS color set it apart visually, and the scale length is listed at 24.7 inches. It is positioned as an intermediate-level right-handed guitar with 22 frets and a cable included. This is the lower-priced pick at the listed price, and the semi-hollow body plus bone nut are standouts in its spec list. If pickup configuration is the deciding factor, the Brown Burst model is the one that states that information directly.
Final choice by use case
Choose the Brown Burst Style Electric Guitar if you want a solid mahogany body, an explicitly listed HH pickup setup, and a flame maple top in a brown burst finish. It costs more, but it answers the question of what pickups are installed.
Choose the 6 Strings Electric Jazz Guitar if you prefer a semi-hollow maple body, a bone nut, and a listed 24.7-inch scale length at a lower price. It is the lower-priced route into a flame-maple electric guitar with jazz-leaning construction details.
