Sorry for joining this one rather late, but my recomendation would be the Ibanez AF75.
My own 'main' guitar has ended up being the Vintage VS575, as seen in my avatar - but that's mostly due to it being the only one with gold hardware to match my beloved B.K.P Manhattans. The VS575 has set up and settled in beautifully, but cosmetically, it required further spending to make it look as nice as the Ibanez looked straight out of the box.
For build quality and a lovely neck ( albeit that the criteria for 'lovely neck' is surprisingly hard to define in words ) - the Ibanez Artcore series are winners.
The stock pickups of the Vintage VS575 were a little more subtle than the Ibanez, but both guitars deserved better pickups, as the bodies and potential intrinsic tonal attributes where being hidden by the stock pickups.
The Ibby is brighter , the Vintage sweeter, but if you want the best value for money and solid build quality, inlays and superior hardwear ( at the sub £300 mark ) - go Ibanez.
I tried Tanglewood for my '335' era and enjoyed it , until I realised that the above two eclipsed it. So, in choice order :
1) Ibanez
2) Vintage
3) Tanglewood.
And of course the Eastmans and Peerless in first and second place respectively if you can afford them. Sadly I have neither tried or afforded them, but Choucas has confirmed that his Eastman 'El-Rey 2' is all it is claimed to be - and more.
Cheers ! :)
