Harley Benton CLD 30SCM SolidWood Acoustic Guitar Review
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- čas přidán 7. 12. 2019
- Let's review the Harley Benton CLD-30SCM! I was impressed with this guitar. I have some samples, comparisons, etc. Let me know what you think about this video style, I'm trying to do a more free-style but faster delivery kind of set up he
- Hudba
Great and comprehensive demo - thank you.
Great video man! This is the guitar I want but I can’t find it anywhere. The only one available is with the cutaway.
A pleasant and nice rich sound. Thank you!
Got one of these today. Great tone and build. The tone will improve over time once the wood sets in. So that's something to look forward to.
I'm surprised though as to how light it is for an all solid wood guitar, in comparison to my Aria. Like yours, yeah the dovetail is separate for sure.
My guess if anything goes wrong there, it'll be easier to repair the neck. But fingers crossed that won't happen.
Overall it's a nice guitar for the price and you could do a lot worse for the same price.
I hope that Harley Benton continues to make all solid wood guitars in the future.
I tried one of these in a store a few days ago they are really nice. I think the Grover tuners are massive difference too at the price, especially on acoustics i tend to find tuners on the cheaper end tend to be very hit and miss but cant go wrong with grover. I actually agree with on the pickguard, i think they should even consider just having no pickguard at all. Especially on a solid wood like this were over time it will fade and relic really nicely and could even make them a little cheaper but thats just my opinion though!
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With a guitar like this at this price point you cannot be too picky. If you get good tone and the set up is right and the construction looks good then bingo! You get a great "Solid Wood" guitar at an amazing price. The pick guard can be removed easily (with care) and you can buy replacements on Ebay for a couple of bucks. Taylor guitars have a piece written on their website about pick guards and how they do not effect the sound in any noticeable way. If they did makers of high end guitars would not be fitting them as standard to their models. It is really a personal taste thing.
I received a piece of advice from a really good guitar player once and that is to get a good Luthier to check it over and set it up for you. He will sort fret buzz, rough edges, action and can make and fit a bone nut and saddle. Will cost you $100 - $200 but it is IMHO a very good investment. You're guitar will then sound & play as good as it possibly can from the start.
Thanks Rigos, a very good review and you have helped me make my mind up. I play acoustic sing along sessions every week and have been using my Taylor 214 CEK DLX (€1500). I want something cheap with a good enough sound that I will not be too precious with and can hand over to anyone without fear of what can happen. along with the set up as above, I have an old Fishman Rare Earth 2 Magnetic sound hole pick up that I will get installed. (Awesome pick up BTW)
Is that good for country or bluegrass?
Wich size of the string better?
where did you buy it for 250$? It cost 299 euros and that's well over 300%.
He said it was a B stock twice.
Just ordered mine today 299 eur / 328 usd, free shipping and small discount for case, stand, capo, pics etc. Alltogether just little over 400 USD.
I have play bass but like 10 years ago, after that I have once tried starting to play electric guitar and I never really got into that and one year ago bass but I returned it after couple days because of financial situation and lack of interest (playing bassguitar home alone is pretty boring and simple). Hopefully this time it catches me again. I have also "play" my dad's acoustic guitar back in the days but it was "playing" not really learning chords or some nice songs.
I`m gonna bye one.