Harley Benton Nashville Nylon Black

I've been playing semi pro and teaching music for decades. Owned lots of high (and low) end guitars.

Pros: The guitar looks beautiful, is well finished overall & exceptionally lightweight. Nice slim-ish neck & zero fret sprout. Expensive strings as standard!

Cons: Truss rod needed quite a bit of adjusting for relief. Something was off with the tuning too, maybe the nut sticking, or poor tuners, not sure. Action was a little high, 6th string was 5mm at 12th fret. Lowering it would require sanding the saddle by 2mm - not something I want to get into.

I returned the guitar, it wasn't what I wanted overall. I gave it 5 stars because it's a still a lot of guitar for the money if you get it set up properly.

Didn’t expect much from a nylon strung guitar with a body as thin as a telecaster , but what a pleasant surprise.
I am a gigging folk artist and sometimes I crave that warm classic sound of a nylon strung guitar, but with the ease of slinging on a mandolin . This is it . It is very light , that body looks solid but it is an acoustic chamber that occupies most of the surface of the guitar , and that generates an airy melodic tone right from the get go.
A longer neck than any classic guitar I’ve ever played , easy access right up past the 16th , lots of fun to be had there. Playable action up there too .
Battery powered preamp Lots of volume , tone controls with a midpoint bump you can feel but not see , next to no feedback cranked up loud , looks the part , sounds like you want it to and for the price it’s a no brainer.