Harley Benton Custom Line Nashville Nylon NT

Is great..but

The sound is sweet. I tuned 39 times (yesterday i get it) and the strings is soft, maybe for this.. the sound have a little unbalance, the 6th -5-4 strings is little lower the volume and i need to check the saddle if is flat.. this is not good (the fretboard is very good job and the saddle very cheap?) the action is like electric guitar in the limit of hi action but i play easy..and is easy to make it lower the action.. i hope for the tuning the problem is the strings. the weight is not heavy...i don't know why people saying this.. i get the package from the courier and i freak out thinking they didn't put the guitar inside..i have 6 guitars and this is not in heavy category.😳

Chevalet arraché car mal collé

Reçue intacte, les cordes pré installées ont lâché dans la journée. Remplacées par un luthier, les cordes ont relâché. Finalement, le chevalet s’est arraché tout seul car mal fixé.

My new Classical Electric for studio/live

The build...great

The tone...wonderful

The electronics...ok, but great for tracking!

Better than my old Chet Atkins!!!

I had to send the bridge, but once that was done, the action was perfect, and the guitar plays, and sounds amazing! Better than I expected. And after several Harley, Benton, guitars, I kind of had a high expectation, and it delivered!

Great Inspired Nylon String Electric Nashville

This guitar is great. I collect guitars and have a Nashville chet atkins and had to buy this. The finish on this is nothing to sneeze at and needed no set up right out of the box. Its fun to play fingerstyle with it and the neck isnt too wide for my medium sized hands. Its got a flatish feel to the back of the neck and I mostly play in the headstock position. I run it through guitar rig 6 on the rammfire driven tremelo preset and love it.

Good value for money, but far from perfect

This instrument is exceptionally good for its price. The neck feels good enough and the sound is especially great. Perfect to practice silently while unplugged, and the timbre is beautiful when plugged in. The guitar stays in tune easily which is very pleasant. The only thing I couldn't get over is the awful finish inside the fake hollow body holes - the wood is rough and bumpy, and the black paint comes off just by brushing it with a fingernail. I had to resort to a black sharpie to make it look half decent. All in all, a real bargain, but stay away from it if you value the aesthetics of your instrument.

Amazing value

I am a jazz guitarist with over 60 years experience, I own 6 Harley Benton guitars and I think they are fabulous. Through my Harley Benton amp the sound is to die for. Although I have quite a few rare and expensive U.S. made guitars, these days Harley Bs are my go to choice. They are also fun modifying to make them more personal. I love them!!!!

Custom Line Nashville Nylon NT

Better then ever could think! No need to say more that if you ever need to have naylon sound in the band and have a solid good looking instrument for that - you have it here.

Only downside, which is matter of taste, not as function or graftmanship, is weight. It is about average weight for solid body guitar. I just like light(er) weight guitars. And as it is my review, this is what it is...

In conclusion - this is very well made and useful instrument as an electroacoustid nylonstring guitar without hollow body. Actually rings very well unpugged.

It's okay. For the money.

I own a Godin Multiac nylon. Bought this one to compare against it. Build quality is really good; I have zero complaints. It's the sound that's the problem. This seems suitable only for arpeggio. Definitely not good for strumming. Single notes ring really nice individually, but chords? Nah. So, for the money, it's okay.

Terrible

Neck is not attached properly. The first five frets buzz and according to a luthier I had look at it it is unfixable.