Harley Benton HB-35 CH Vintage Series

Electric Guitar

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2 years ago

Classy!

You simply cant beat the value you're getting for this beautifully crafted and sounding guitar.

2 years ago

LOVE this guitar

Looks,plays and sound amazing. Cannot find anything wrong with it , period.

2 years ago

Great for the price

Really fun to play, beautiful and sounds good. No it doesn't compare to a 3000 Gibson but you get a great guitar for the price you are paying . Recommend to anyone.

2 years ago

Good guitar, but bad electronic

Frankly speaking, I don't really share the general enthusiasm for this guitar. I agree that in terms of manufacturing, it is perfect: the strings lie low, do not buzzing, the neck is straight and comfortable, the frets do not protrude, the tuning pegs are smooth and doesn’t has any backlash, the guitar holds tune well, the pickup selection switch working distinctly, generally the appearance is impeccable, I would say that the instrument looks much more beautiful even than its original (Gibson- 335). But then the disadvantages became - mainly they are related to electronic, and more precisely - to pickups (humbuckers). They are bad. They generate background noise (how is that possible?!) It is well known that the biggest advantage of humbuckers is absence of background noise, but here they make buzzing noise like ordinary single coil pickups. Sound, which produced by these humbuckers are OK – it is suitable for performing saturated (“meat”) soloing with overdrive, or distortion, but these pickups absolutely inappropriate for any funk, rhythm-n-blues or any other “speed” styles – the sound is very muddiness and rumble. When I’ve tried to correct this sound with the help of EQ – sound became offensively harshness, and background noise became more. To summarizing: definitely this guitar needs customization - it's absolutely necessary to change pickups (as well, as appropriate potentiometers), but of course it will much increase the guitar cost/ price.

2 years ago

Great Guitar for the Value

For the money you really can’t do much better, generally flawless except from a small issue with a saddle that was quickly rectified.

2 years ago

HB-35 CH vintage

I’m so impressed with this guitar. It’s so far my favourite Harley Benton guitar and it’s actually my favourite guitar of all my guitars. Holds the tuning , sounds great, feels great. Excellent craftsmanship with decent hardware and just looks beautiful. I’m glad I stuck with the vintage series.

2 years ago

He is delighted

Bought for a friend who is in poor health but this made him smile and he's delighted its his go to guitar

2 years ago

Superb Guitar

This is an amazingly good guitar. It is very reasonably priced, yet the quality of it's build and incredible sound is better than many more expensive makes.

3 years ago

Great deal

Anyone looking for a guitar that covers , jazz,blues,funk and soul. I highly recommend due to this. First off pleasantly surprised by neck and how comfortable it is to play , alongside the intonation is really nice and sturdy, note that I've done a few mods myself just for myself. Overall for the price I'm happy and satisfied anyone not looking to break the bank or spend alot .

3 years ago

Bargain!

I bought this guitar because I really like the hagstrom viking ii and this one looks a lot like it. Im a big elvis fan so this guitar is perfect with a very good price and amazing quality.

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Technical Data

  • Manufactured by Harley Benton
  • Released in 2015
  • Average price : $216
  • Vintage series
  • Build: Semi-hollow with mahogany sustain block (Entandrophragma cylindricum) and F-holes
  • Body: Maple
  • Arched top
  • Set-in neck: Canadian maple
  • Fretboard: Amaranth
  • Fretboard radius: 305 mm (12")
  • Dot fretboard inlays
  • Cream binding on the body and neck
  • 22 Frets
  • Scale: 628 mm
  • Nut width: 42 mm
  • Double action truss rod
  • Pickups: 2 Vintage-style humbuckers
  • 3-Way pickup selector
  • 2 Volume knobs and 2 tone knobs
  • Chrome hardware
  • Tune-O-Matic bridge
  • Closed die-cast machine heads
  • Stringing: Harley Benton .010 - .046
  • Colour: Cherry high-gloss
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