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Extreme Value-For-Money .
This is genuinely one of my top three truly high-end yet incredibly budget-friendly guitars on the market today. We’re talking exceptional value for money here.
Believe it or not, I’d actually say it sounds and feels just a little better than our Fender Player (MK1). For the price, that’s seriously impressive.
The other two guitars are the Harley Benton ST-80 FR HH (the red one) and the Harley Benton SC-Custom III VBK. Both are absolutely out of this world when it comes to value for money, sounding and feeling as close as possible to a quality instrument in the €1,000–€1,500 price range at today’s prices.
If the tuners on the Harley Benton SC-Custom III VBK were locking tuners—or could be upgraded to locking ones—it would be the perfect guitar for me in the under-€1,000 category. In my opinion, it equals or even surpasses any Epiphone in this price range and, in some respects, even beats the Les Paul Studio models.
Believe it or not, I’d actually say it sounds and feels just a little better than our Fender Player (MK1). For the price, that’s seriously impressive.
The other two guitars are the Harley Benton ST-80 FR HH (the red one) and the Harley Benton SC-Custom III VBK. Both are absolutely out of this world when it comes to value for money, sounding and feeling as close as possible to a quality instrument in the €1,000–€1,500 price range at today’s prices.
If the tuners on the Harley Benton SC-Custom III VBK were locking tuners—or could be upgraded to locking ones—it would be the perfect guitar for me in the under-€1,000 category. In my opinion, it equals or even surpasses any Epiphone in this price range and, in some respects, even beats the Les Paul Studio models.
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Quality
Overall quality is good, but disappointed with pickups build quality.
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