Harley Benton Delta Blues T

This guitar sounds boxy (as expected for the size and scale length) and the intonation on the thickest wound strings isn't spot on. But it's put together real nice with a functional construction. The excellent fretwork is the biggest surprice for me - with smoothly polished fret crowns and, most importantly, even fret height all over the neck.
A Tip: The wound E and A strings is a little low in tension and don't sound all that great out of the box. However, tightening the truss rod and getting the neck, just about, dead straight stiffen the feel somewhat and solves this problem. Since the neck is rather short I can get away with less relief than I usually have on my guitars.
The string height at the nut was real good (lower than most acoustic guitars I have owned) and the action at the 12th fret was acceptable (about 2.8mm E and 2.5 e). I have lowered the action to 2.3 E and 1.8 e and with minimal relief (0,10-0,05 mm) I experience no fretbuzz when fingerpicking normally.