Harley Benton D-120BK

I bought this guitar for my wife who wanted to learn to play the guitar. For this reason I was looking for an affordable acoustic guitar that still sounds decent.

This guitar came as great solution to my requirements. The features for that price are great and it sounds solid.

Guitar came with very nice finish and in very good condition. Strings are very clean and I didn't notice any major imperfections.

It has a deep, full sound that you would expect from a dreadnought.

Use: Everyday playing at home

Pros:
- looks very good
- sounds decent
- very affordable price

Cons:
- doesn't stay in tune (this could be that it hasn't adjusted yet as well)

All in all I think it's a very good guitar for the price. Sounds good. I would definitely recommend this for beginner wanting acoustic or if you just don't want to spend too much until you see if you can get into guitar playing.

If you are looking for a quality product at an affordable price, the Harley Benton D-120 series is the one that delivers on both fronts.

i) The sound quality of the Harley Benton D-120 is impressive. Whether I'm strumming chords or picking out melodies, the rich tones produced by this guitar allow my music to fill the room with warmth and clarity.

ii) Despite its budget-friendly price tag, the build quality of the D-120BK exceeds expectations. This guitar feels solid and well-made using the combination of Spruce, Sapele, Nyatoh and Roseacer woods. The glossy black finish adds a touch of elegance, and the craftsmanship is evident in every detail.

iii) The narrow gap between strings and fret makes the playability of the D-120BK surprisingly good. The action is comfortable, making it easy to fret notes and navigate the fretboard with precision.

Overall, I highly recommend the Harley Benton D-120BK acoustic guitar to anyone searching for a quality instrument at an unbeatable price. Whether you're a beginner looking to start your musical journey or a seasoned player seeking a reliable backup, this guitar is sure to exceed your expectations.

It's not a high end takamine or anything, but it plays beautifully, it doesn't hurt your fingers when you play bars on the first few frets, and the sound is loud enough.

I don't miss the lack of a tuner because I already have a Firestone clip on tuner which I trust more than onboard tuners, and I don't have to buy a 9v battery every week because the tuner battery ran out!

The frets are not sandpapered well enough, so if you try to move your hand along the neck, the frets will hand to cut you, but that can be solved with a sandpaper the first time you re-string the guitar.


Overall.. IT'S FIFTY NINE EUROS for an acoustic guitar that plays well AND STAYS IN TUNE. Can't beat that price. You could probably afford one of these every week, and give away the old one to a kid who's just starting.

I bought this for my Dad who wanted to learn guitar. At around £46.00, I thought I'd much rather pay this for a new Harley Benton product than for a second-hand instrument that could have age-related problems, as I have had HB stuff before and it's always been of great quality.

The build quality and sound of the guitar is of the very very best that can be expected for this price range, and is certainly comparable to entry-level products from the bigger, more famous brands.

I would go as far as saying that if you wanted a reliable but cheap workhorse instrument for gigging and even recording, look no further than Harley Benton. You'll only be paying double this price for the same quality of product.