Harley Benton UkeBass Mahogany

Za tu cenu vážně nevím, co bych tomu měl vytknout. Tak aspoň kousek kritiky:
Ze zdejších nabízených kovových strun se minimálně jedny nehodí a musel jsem si zhotovit z kusu javorového špalíku "mezikus", aby mi sedly i na toto U-bass ukulele kovové (a notně drahé) struny.Po této drobné úpravě jde ale o nástroj, který má hned dvě nedocenitelné výhody:
1) Malá lehká věc, na kterou se dá skládat basová linka vlastně i v hotelovém pokoji po teambuildingu, neb je to malé, nenápadné a tiché, ale ladění to má jak normální basa.
2) Když chce basák hudebně vzdělávat své dítě (10 let), je to prima nástroj, neboť pohyb po hmatníku je vlastně stejný, jen díky extrémně krátké mezuře jsou vzdálenosti mezi pražci kratší a struny gumovější a měkčí, což dětské ruce ocení.
Obecně za ty prachy nedocenitelná cestovní mikrobasa.

I have played several Ubasses in the past, and have a Kala Ubass already. This HB Mahagony Ubass is just as good (better in some cases) as any of the other's I've played, and is a fraction of the price. The string action on the HB is the same as on my Kala (I measure 10/64" at the 12th fret of each string), which is a bit high for a bass in general, but is on par with all other acoustic/electric Ubasses I've played (and measured). The HB is very well intonated (12th fret notes are perfectly in tune), which is better than my Kala. The HB pickup/preamp sounds very good (good tone and even volume across all strings and the full register of the instrument), and has a 3 band EQ (better than the Shadow preamp in my Kala). The built in tuner is very good and I really like the "HB" logo that lights up when the note is perfectly in tune, which is very easy to see. The one issue I found is that the rear access door is nearly impossible to remove (6 screws which is more annoying than the magnet that Kala uses, and then the door is on so tight that I feel that I need to break it to remove it ). Overall, this HB ubass is an incredible value and the quality is just as good as Kala.

I moved to different country not long ago and needed some tool to practice and do songwriting stuff on the go without putting heavy load on my wallet. So I bought this thing because it seemed affordable and good looking.
The truth is it is really fun to play Harley Benton U-Bass. That what I unexpectedly discovered the moment I pulled it from the nice gigbag included in the package.
It has surprisingly deep, almost throaty double-bass-like sound which I didn't expect from such a small instrument.
The tuning stability and intonation are decent. Onboard preamp and tuner both work good (2 CMOS-style battaries are included).
The frets are a bit scratchy on the ends (plastic neck binding doesn't help much here) but not drastically. There are also some minor (barely visible) finish imperfections.
All in all I wish I could've got it years ago.