Harley Benton D-120NT

I bought this as a side thing, for travelling or for when I can't be bothered to fire up the electric but still wanna hear what I play. I've been pretty happy so far. It sounds nice and clear, it looks good and the finish and details are all pretty decent for the price. The guitar not too light and feels sturdy, which is a bonus for me: I don't like instruments that feel too "flimsy".

It plays pretty easy thanks to the big frets and smooth neck, no sprout or anything to complain about in that department. The tuners could be slightly better, but maybe it's just the strings that needed stretching or replacing. I used it to teach a beginner, as well (me on electric, her on this one), and she also found it great.

A solid acoustic at a friendly price, would recommend to any beginner or even advanced player who wanted "just one more guitar" without breaking the bank.

I got his with my own order for a publican friend of mine to save him the shipping cost.He wanted it to keep in the bar for impromptu sessions and singalongs etc.,no point using an expensive guitar as it's going to get knocks and so on.When I unpacked it to tune and set it up |I was amazed at the build quality and finish.Nice tone and volume,and the attention to finish detail is superb.I've bought 3 yamaha f310's with shipping damage to repair and sell on cheaply to beginners,they retail for around 120 euros new.this guitar is better finished,sounds comparable and has a better action out of the box.For any beginner or any experienced player who wants a 2nd guitar for a knockabout or altered tunings I can't recommend this highly enough,a real bargain!

i'll be honest with you, it's not THE best guitar in the world, but let's face it, for around £40 i was just happy to get a lump of wood with some strings! but it IS pretty decent for the price, when it came all it needed was a good setup and the fret edges filing a TINY bit, so not too bad so far!
the sound, again, wasn't the same as say, a Martin acoustic, but for £40 ish it doesn't sound cheap, it could see you through a few amateur open mic nights or busking, so it ain't too bad! if you're looking for a guitar to knock about with your mates or just something you don't have to take pristine care of, then this is good for you, just make sure you know how to set up a good action! :)

Considering the price of this guitar, the quality exceeded my expectations. I would go on to say that a lot of big name companies are selling average quality guitars for a much higher price. So if you are looking for a budget guitar, look no further.

In terms of guitar setup, I would say that if you are picky about your guitar strings' action, be prepared to do some initial setup. Also, it seems to me that the default strings on this guitar are pretty fragile, so there is a high chance you will break one or two strings while doing your setup. I broke the high E and B by just trying to tune the guitar. So I would recommend anyone buying this guitar to also order an extra set of strings from a reputable brand like Elixir, D'addario, etc.

But overall, an excellent deal!