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Harley Benton G44 Set Set Electric Guitar Stratocaster with HH Pickup Configuration Translucent Red High-gloss with Case

Key features:

  • Body Material: Basswood
  • Neck Material: Maple
  • Fretboard: Roseacer
  • Pickups: 2x Humbuckers
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Description

Description

The Harley Benton G41 set is aimed at beginners and intermediate guitarists who want to start their musical journey with a quality set at an affordable price.

The set includes a Stratocaster-type electric guitar, along with a 20W guitar amplifier, giving you the ability to play from classic rock to heavy rock.

Specifically, the Harley Benton package includes the electric guitar, carrying case, amplifier, guitar strap, picks, cable, tuner, and learning book.

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Shape
Stratocaster
Body
Basswood
Neck
Maple
Fretboard
Maple
Number of Chords
6
Tremolo
Yes
Case
Yes
Set
Yes
Number of Frets
-
Colour
Black

Magnets

Pickups Arrangement
HH
Pickups Operation
Passive

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • Astute_Cingulus
    5
    14 out of 21 members found this review helpful

    The Harley Benton G41 Set is really good. It's definitely worth buying the set. Also, get the REVV G3 guitar pedal, it's clearly the first and necessary choice. The Harley Benton G41 has a more extreme/less sweet sound compared to the PRS Santana. It is also cleaner than the Washburn X40PRO QTBL. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is for a more extreme sound than the PRS Santana. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable, and some people buy it because they want the Washburn Dimebag 3ST but don't have the money. Clearly, the Washburn Dimebag 3ST is superior for thrash metal. The Washburn Dimebag 3ST is cleaner than the ESP, for example, the ESP LTD JH-600 Black. The ESP LTD JH-600 Black is superior in palm muting, but inferior in tone in other parts of the composition compared to the Washburn Dimebag 3ST. I mention all of this because you need to know where the Harley Benton G41 ranks. If you don't have money and want a sweet sound, get the Santana PRS SE. Also, if you have money, get the Santana PRS SE, it's the best value guitar in the world. If you don't have money and want a more metal sound, the Harley Benton G41 will cover you just fine. The expensive Washburn Dimebag 3ST is clearly superior to the very cheap Harley Benton G41. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable for an extreme sound, but not as clean as the Harley Benton G41 (neither one clearly surpasses the other - the Harley Benton G41 is cleaner in solos, and the Washburn X40PRO QTBL produces a more quality distortion in the bass). As for the amplifier, it's decent. Excellent for its cost. Later, buy a Blackstar for around 333 euros.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • The frets do not creak
    • Magnet performance
    • Quality of electronic parts
    • Fretboard feel
    • Rich sound
    • Value for money
    • Weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • The Harley Benton G41 Set is really good. It's definitely worth buying the set. Also, get the REVV G3 guitar pedal, it's clearly the first and necessary choice. The Harley Benton G41 has a more extreme/less sweet sound compared to the PRS Santana. It is also cleaner than the Washburn X40PRO QTBL. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is for a more extreme sound than the PRS Santana. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable, and some people buy it because they want the Washburn Dimebag 3ST but don't have the money. Clearly, the Washburn Dimebag 3ST is superior for thrash metal. The Washburn Dimebag 3ST is cleaner than the ESP, for example, the ESP LTD JH-600 Black. The ESP LTD JH-600 Black is superior in palm muting, but inferior in tone in other parts of the composition compared to the Washburn Dimebag 3ST. I mention all of this because you need to know where the Harley Benton G41 ranks. If you don't have money and want a sweet sound, get the Santana PRS SE. Also, if you have money, get the Santana PRS SE, it's the best value guitar in the world. If you don't have money and want a more metal sound, the Harley Benton G41 will cover you just fine. The expensive Washburn Dimebag 3ST is clearly superior to the very cheap Harley Benton G41. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable for an extreme sound, but not as clean as the Harley Benton G41 (neither one clearly surpasses the other - the Harley Benton G41 is cleaner in solos, and the Washburn X40PRO QTBL produces a more quality distortion in the bass). As for the amplifier, it's decent. Excellent for its cost. Later, buy a Blackstar for around 333 euros.

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Description & Specifications

The Harley Benton G41 set is aimed at beginners and intermediate guitarists who want to start their musical journey with a quality set at an affordable price.

The set includes a Stratocaster-type electric guitar, along with a 20W guitar amplifier, giving you the ability to play from classic rock to heavy rock.

Specifically, the Harley Benton package includes the electric guitar, carrying case, amplifier, guitar strap, picks, cable, tuner, and learning book.

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Shape
Stratocaster
Body
Basswood
Neck
Maple
Fretboard
Maple
Number of Chords
6
Tremolo
Yes
Case
Yes
Set
Yes
Number of Frets
-
Colour
Black

Magnets

Pickups Arrangement
HH
Pickups Operation
Passive

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Astute_Cingulus
    5
    14 out of 21 members found this review helpful

    The Harley Benton G41 Set is really good. It's definitely worth buying the set. Also, get the REVV G3 guitar pedal, it's clearly the first and necessary choice. The Harley Benton G41 has a more extreme/less sweet sound compared to the PRS Santana. It is also cleaner than the Washburn X40PRO QTBL. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is for a more extreme sound than the PRS Santana. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable, and some people buy it because they want the Washburn Dimebag 3ST but don't have the money. Clearly, the Washburn Dimebag 3ST is superior for thrash metal. The Washburn Dimebag 3ST is cleaner than the ESP, for example, the ESP LTD JH-600 Black. The ESP LTD JH-600 Black is superior in palm muting, but inferior in tone in other parts of the composition compared to the Washburn Dimebag 3ST. I mention all of this because you need to know where the Harley Benton G41 ranks. If you don't have money and want a sweet sound, get the Santana PRS SE. Also, if you have money, get the Santana PRS SE, it's the best value guitar in the world. If you don't have money and want a more metal sound, the Harley Benton G41 will cover you just fine. The expensive Washburn Dimebag 3ST is clearly superior to the very cheap Harley Benton G41. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable for an extreme sound, but not as clean as the Harley Benton G41 (neither one clearly surpasses the other - the Harley Benton G41 is cleaner in solos, and the Washburn X40PRO QTBL produces a more quality distortion in the bass). As for the amplifier, it's decent. Excellent for its cost. Later, buy a Blackstar for around 333 euros.

    Translated from Greek ·
    • The frets do not creak
    • Magnet performance
    • Quality of electronic parts
    • Fretboard feel
    • Rich sound
    • Value for money
    • Weight
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • The Harley Benton G41 Set is really good. It's definitely worth buying the set. Also, get the REVV G3 guitar pedal, it's clearly the first and necessary choice. The Harley Benton G41 has a more extreme/less sweet sound compared to the PRS Santana. It is also cleaner than the Washburn X40PRO QTBL. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is for a more extreme sound than the PRS Santana. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable, and some people buy it because they want the Washburn Dimebag 3ST but don't have the money. Clearly, the Washburn Dimebag 3ST is superior for thrash metal. The Washburn Dimebag 3ST is cleaner than the ESP, for example, the ESP LTD JH-600 Black. The ESP LTD JH-600 Black is superior in palm muting, but inferior in tone in other parts of the composition compared to the Washburn Dimebag 3ST. I mention all of this because you need to know where the Harley Benton G41 ranks. If you don't have money and want a sweet sound, get the Santana PRS SE. Also, if you have money, get the Santana PRS SE, it's the best value guitar in the world. If you don't have money and want a more metal sound, the Harley Benton G41 will cover you just fine. The expensive Washburn Dimebag 3ST is clearly superior to the very cheap Harley Benton G41. The Washburn X40PRO QTBL is affordable for an extreme sound, but not as clean as the Harley Benton G41 (neither one clearly surpasses the other - the Harley Benton G41 is cleaner in solos, and the Washburn X40PRO QTBL produces a more quality distortion in the bass). As for the amplifier, it's decent. Excellent for its cost. Later, buy a Blackstar for around 333 euros.

    Translated from Greek ·
    14
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