Harley Benton HB-T

Purchased principally to amplify a mandolin ? with the aid of a preamp, this works well. The 'putty' provided is less than stellar, however, so be prepared to accommodate a few duct tape marks on your instrument. This aside, for the price these are quite incredible in terms of sound quality. Interesting results when combined with a microphone when recording acoustic guitar also. This is about the extent of this tranducer's range, though ? don't bother trying to amplify a double bass with these. There are better tools for that particular job.

Bought this as a try out for the first Cigar Box guitar that I made. Initially I was so pleased that such a simple thing would work that I was really pleased with it but as time went on I was a disappointed.

It definitely needs a preamp if you are going to play with other musicians and after a while the velcro holding the jack in place gets weak. If you just want to strum around at home without disturbing the neighbours too much then one of these will do the job for you.

Had quite some issues to configure this mic and get the proper sound.

i've been asked to write a review for this but i honestly can't remember it

oh well it's harley benton so it's probably absolutely fine

i never have any problem with their gear