Harley Benton Amarok BT LH BKNT Flame Burst 5-stars Reviews

Left Handed Baritone?!?!

If you are reading this, I don't think I need to explain to you how difficult it is to find a good quality left handed baritone 6 string for a decent price.

If you are new to the woefully barren and expensive world of left handed guitars, let me save you the hassle: YOU WANT THIS GUITAR!

Every Harley Benton I've purchased has never failed to impress. The Amarok is no exception, and passes with flying colors especially under the scrupulous standards that come with the $500 price tag.

The guitar is absolutely stunning in person, the photos on the website don't do the subtle blue undertones in the finish justice at all.

The pickups are phenomenal, crystal clear on cleans and wonderfully full with overdrive or distortion (and this is coming from someone who feels 81/85 EMGs muddy the tone of a guitar and are a waste of time, money, and a nine volt battery)

I could go on, but I just want to go back to playing my new baritone so I'll end the review there.

GO FOR IT!

Amarok BT LH

I use this guitar to write and record a variety of metal genre's in a home recording studio.

The specs on this guitar are awesome and it had me intrigued. I have been interested in a baritone for a while and had not had much luck finding one that was in the price range I was looking for. The Amarak BT fit the bill nicely I did read that there were QC issues with them so it was a bit of a crap shoot on what you get. As it turns out for the most part mine was very good. Only a couple issues. The first - the guitar was set up to standard tuning for a normal scale guitar and the second - the input jack would not hold my cable tight. I restrung the guitar and set it up for proper baritone tuning and fixed the input jack and all is right with the world.

Pro's - EMG pickups, Stainless steel frets, locking tuners, sounds great and fast delivery

Con's - required some minor work to be playable.