Harley Benton HB Custom Line CLD-10SCE-LH BK

Estoy muy contento con esta guitarra, el sonido acústico es muy bueno, y el acabado está muy bien. En general se desafina poco, y muy práctico el afinador en la propia caja. El previo que tiene es muy normal, pero suficiente para guitarras acústicas que luego se masterizan. Para las opciones de zurdo que hay creo que es de las más bonitas y económicas, seguramente mejor calidad a menor precio que otras marcas más "cool" como Ibanez o Yamaha. Yo uso cuerdas Ernie Ball, y suenan muy bien.

Estoy muy contento con este producto.
Era mi primera guitarra electroacústica, y la verdad es que estoy muy satisfecho.
El sonido es claro y profundo al aire, y enchufada funciona perfectamente.
Como todas las acústicas, es durilla, pero nada excepcional. Los materiales son adecuados y estéticamente es muy bonita.
La adquirí con un pack de bolsa, afinador, soporte, púas, etc, y me ha ido todo muy bien.
La única pega, para colgártela tienes que adquirir aparte una correa de sujeción para el mástil o la pala porque sólo tiene un broche para la correa en la base del cuerpo.

Para ser una guitarra acústica "barata" o tiene malos acabados, ni imperfecciones notables. El previo Literalmente suena a patata, pero vuelvo a repetir, que no le miremos los dientes al caballo regalado.
Al aire suena bastante bien, le falta un poco de brillo, y le sobran graves. Aún así si lo que quieres es aprender y tener una guitarra acústica para tus primero bolos, ésta es una decisión acertada.

If you can get over aesthetic imperfections it might come with, this is a great instrument.

First, the problems:
The finish is messed up around the edges, but since it's satin (the store mislabeled it as matte) you can only see when it catches the light. There's a bump on the bottom where perhaps the topcoat wasn't sprayed evenly, and a tiny dent along the top that I did not cause. (I am less careful with my actual seven year old sister than I am with this guitar). But being minor flaws, it took me a while to find them, especially as the satin finish hides them, so you might not be bothered either way!
Speaking of the satin finish, you may find it hard to clean of fingerprints. I do. Edit: it has become unevenly hazy since i bought it, which is very annoying. Been covering it up with stickers.

Good stuff next:
The frets are polished to a mirror shine and not one of them is out of place.
It stays in tune reasonably well.
It sounds great.
The fingerboard is super nice actually. At least when you're upgrading from an instrument on which it was (quite unevenly) painted black.
The tuner works just fine, even if I'm not a fan of the orientation of the display. The light that tells you it's on broke within the year but the functionality is there. They could rotate it 90 degrees counter clock-wise so the letters are actually freaking upright, and it would be more user-friendly, but it does the job of helping you tune the guitar, so I guess I can't complain. I haven't had a chance to test the rest of the electronics.
The factory strings sounded great, but keep in mind that it comes strung with 012s so if you're not into that, as I wasn't, you'll need to change them.

Sure, it's not as pretty as it could be, but it's still pretty /good/, and it's a reasonably priced left-handed instrument, which is rare.

TL;DR It isn't and couldn't be flawless. But it's damn good.


EDIT: over the 9 months I've had it, intonation has gone to s h i t, and when i got in touch with thomann they were kinda weird about it, originally asking for proof and then not coming thru when i asked for a platform to upload the video (like mega) since it was too big for gmail, and instead sending me a shipping label. I can't fucking USE THAT if i don't know for sure that thomann believes the issue falls under warranty, because I can't /afford/ to pay to have it fixed.