Non-Fender maple fretboard guitars?

I'm taking my time with my next purchase, researching, trying out as many as possible. In no big hurry (GAS hasn't got ahold of me too bad).

My only preference looks/feel/soundwise is a maple fretboard. That means lots of Fenders, and a few others.

What are some of your favorite non-fender models with Maple fretboards?

Currently, this one is the most interesting to me, Reverend Club King 290:

http://www.reverendguitars.com/reverend/images/guitars/bolt_on_series/club_king_290/club_king_290_blk_mpl.jpg

Revs are cool.

Too bad my model only came with a rosewood fretboard.

If you don't mind cheap stuff Squier Jag and Jazzmaster variants are maple fretboard.

And don't forget Gibson's torrefied maple fretboards. But they are unfinished.:sad:

http://www.glguitars.com/instruments/USA/guitars/photos/small/ASTCL_Rustic_BtrBld_MP.jpg

http://www.guitaradoptions.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Larivee-Bakersfield.jpeg

or even...

http://images.gibson.com/Files/818fc0b0-7d73-4ecc-b7f7-598724e033af.jpg

my O'Hagan Nightwatch is all maple.

Some G&L models are pretty tasty looking, definitely. The ASAT thinline looks very interesting.

I love the look of those 70s-style maple Les Paul Customs, a bit out of my price range though.

One of the best playing guitars I own is a USA Charvel San Dimas. Probably not really what you are looking for though. Obviously they come in a 2 pup configuration also. This just played so good that I had to buy it regardless of the single pup, no tone control and the homely flat black finish. Playing this guitar is just effortless.