Harley Benton D-120CE TB

Har nu använt H B 120 CE TB Totalt under 22 st 45 min. spelningar ute på våra äldreboenden i Jönköping. Först till det negativa. När gitarren anlände hit, o jag skulle koppla in den första gg, så åkte gitarringången in i gitarren. Den var ej fastskruvad i lådan., bara medskickad. Fick plocka bort strängarna för att komma åt att skruva fast den igen. Visserligen är gitarren billig, men bör vara funktionsduglig när den anländer. Kollade min andra gitarr av samma modell, den satt också lös i gitarringången. Nu till det bra. Är väldigt imponerad av det ljudmässiga i gitarren. Den fungerar superbra, o håller stämmningen bra. Körde 22 spelningar i följd, innan jag behövde byta strängar. Väldigt imponerande för det priset som gitarren kostar. Har bytt ut mina Yamaha gitarrer, o har nu 6 st Harley Benton olika modeller. Leif Nersäter Trubadur. Jönköping Sverige.

This is my first acoustic and before the rest of the review, I have to say I don't know much about how guitars SHOULD be, but I'll offer my personal opinion.

I use this guitar as a practice guitar where i can mess around with chords and learn things that I feel are better suited for acoustic vs electric guitars.

Pros:
-Stunning blue color.
-Works very well with an amp
-I love the sound, it has a very nice ring to it, maybe a little aggressive if that makes sense but thats just based on what I have heard when trying more expensive guitars.
-Comes with 2 stick on pickguards, I use the black one and it looks great.
-Has binding

Cons (not many):
-I sometimes feel the strings are a bit too thick and often times my fingers slip off, but thats probably just me being a total beginner.
-Some of the frets are a little sharp on the edges of the fretboard but that can easily be remedied by just playing and they will get filed down with time, going to a luthier and getting them filed down, or doing it yourself if you're good at that.

I would highly recommend this guitar if you're on a budget and want a good acoustic, probably not great for the stage and whatnot, but if you're just learning then I'd say thats excusable :)