Bought a B-stock Harley Benton. (âŹ265 and that aint even the cheapest HB guitars)
in short; impressed by its quality and playability, itâs growing on my fast.
It came with a bad setup and flimsy strings but I can fix that myself
Solid built, straight neck, flawless fretwork and tons of mojo.
invites to chug. first guitar ever with active pickups and I donât dislike for our heavy metal/thrash/punk band ,au contraire.
Itâs a 'smaller size" explorer, bit of a neck dive but that was said in the reviews.
Since reviews/YT was raving about this one, I had to try it. I had a voucher burning in my pocket so yeah why not, while we wait for the custom V.
The neck is painted but it doesnât slow you down because itâs swift and smooth.
I was considering locking tuners but it stayed quite well in tune for a whole set during first band rehearsal. curious what a set of thicker strings will do.
Impressed by the quality and fun level of this guitar.
It only adds to my opinion that beginners should check HB guiotars but more experienced players will enjoy them as well; as project platform, as backup or as fun machine like in this case 
Beign a neighbour to Germany, the guitar only took 2 days to arrive and shipping was free.
quick pic in the rehearsal room, the strap is a custom Holy Cow strap.
My guitar seems to have a darker, more black fretboard, which I prefer over the brown one in the picture. lucky me!
⌠while you (i just readâŚand I) donât like a headless guitars, I also donât like such a guitarbody ( unless youâre an aspiring teenager who starts playing metal 
⌠see that a lot in the past 
