Harley Benton D-120TB

I was looking for a decent dreadnought, that wasn't expensive enough to make me apprehensive when carrying it around, with a decent sound, acceptable aestetics and better than average neck profile.
After a few Cort (they were decent, cheap and ugly, but nowadays are a little more expensive (and they also have a "bling-bling" sort of appearance), yamahas (great guitars but look like crap when selected among the cheapest) and Ibanez (good necks but ugly sound, to me), I decided to give a try to the cheapest of all, this HB. I really liked the "western" appearance of the sunburst and the 60's look of this one so I bought both at a couple of months of distance.
The good:
- Excellent sound, equilibrated yet powerfully present in the bass;
- Really, realy outstanding neck: it compares to my 1997 Gibson Les Paul DC, so it's got one of the best necks I have ever tried.
- for the pricepoint, fairly good fretboard;
- It sounds very well tuned and tempered, really. I can play beyond the octave without hearing beats.
- effective trussroad: I can set a fairly low action;

The bad:
-Not much, may be the paint is not well refined at the body joint. I don't give a damn actually.

I ordered this very cheap guitar designed on the US (hesitating a little as it is not made there but in .... anyway ) As before the Thomann's service and precision on the Delivery despite this so called and forced New Normality days was excellent and j.i.t., I am really satisfied there.
In regards to the Guitar itself the same, even despite my absolute 0 level as wannabe guitar player appreciate the good quality in the production of my Guitar, the resonance is great, I imagine the day I manage to play those chords nicely. The sound is clear and could be very loud if the strumming is hard.... I made some adjustments on the saddle as I felt the Action was too high and as well changed the cheap chords it came with (obvious fact for a 69 euros guitar) and replace them for thinner gauge strings with a higher quality, due to my beginners' ignorance I bought chord from Fender... next time (next guitar?) I will try other strings brand with the lowest gauge. This guitar despite it sounds so nice has a 42,5 mm Nut and a Neck's thickness (ignore what is the technical name for that) on the second fret of 30mm... I have kind of chubby fingers and probably short ones... so I still struggle to achieve clear notes like C and D... maybe has nothing to do with this Guitar's Neck/Nut but my lack of technique and dexterity... time and practice will tell, in between I will get a second Guitar from Thomann too, this time with a 45 mm Nut... I might let you know in case I publish my review on it. Cheers. Love, Piece and Lots of Music... that's is the Key fro everything, especially in these dystopian times of forced Change and Adaptation.