Harley Benton D-120CE BK

For the money you cant go wrong
Guitar played straight out of the box
No sharp fret ends tuning was fine
Not sure about the eq had one of these went dead during a session and it wasnt the battery but you get what you pay for
i also bought the epiphone pr 150 na a bit more money but a much nicer guitar to feel and play id stick with the epiphone if i had to chose between the 2 guitars for home use
Update after a few months use ..H/Benton D-120ce truss rod has become loose over time if you turn the allen key you can feel it flopping around ..needed a fret level and fret polish the ultimate gripe after all adjustments .bridge / frets /neck will not stay in tune harmonics are out at 12 fret i think the saddle bridge is slightly off
Update on Epiphone No fret level needed reduced the saddle in height for player comfort No other issues with this guitar conclusion EPIPHONE was better built from day one

The guitar sounds okay for the most part when played acoustically, but the pickup is not very good quality. I think it would have perhaps been wiser to spend the money on a nicer guitar without a pickup, and then either buy a separate pickup or simply mic it up when required. The guitar is quite difficult and uncomfortable to play. The action is set very high, and it doesn't appear to be adjustable. You might be tempted to think this is an okay guitar for a beginner's first guitar, but please don't make the same mistake I did! It has somewhat discouraged me from playing it, at least until I buy a better guitar. This purchase has also rather put me off the Harley Benton brand.