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I'm looking at getting one of these amplifiers as I'd like a practice tube amp for myself. Do these come with a European 2 pin plug or a British 3 pin plug? I know the shop that sells this brand is from the Netherlands but has a warehouse in the UK, so I'm curious.

The 200 just a little mushier

I'd say the debate of weather to start acousitic or electric depends almost solely on what style of music you want to learn first. I chose folk, hense acoustic first then electric

Already got a Gibson les Paul custom in my collection, no Harley Benton’s here

My first and current guitar is a V 😭. It's weird but I'm getting used to it.

I mean... we're living in an age where you can make a guitar sound like words and literally make it talk. You can make any electric guitar sound like almost anything else with the right equipment :P The only way these 2 guitars in this exact setup would sound different is if you play them unplugged.

I'm a noob so I obviously bought the Harley Benton. The question I have is, if I spent the difference in price on upgrading the Harley Benton with ultra high end artisan pickups, hardware and electronics, how would it compare to the Gibson?

The Harley Benton sounds absolutely amazing. All day long

Schon guitar is awesome!!!!!!! very expensive even on the used market. You are wayyyy off on that one!

Ive never seen the value in les pauls. SG's are lighter and play better in my opinion.

1- did you make the comparison video? 2- how does the tremolo bar works in this guitar?

Some decades back, I could have bought a new Schon guitar for a grand. I wasn't put off by its looks, and it played well, but had some build flaws. Johnny Winter and Gatemouth Brown both played non-reverse Firebirds splendidly. Rickenbackers are synonymous with the '60's British rock, along with Fogerty and Petty, and Geddy Lee. I found Mosrites and Fretkings hideous, but they made some great music.

The 335 has more oomph, while the les Paul has an edgy tone

What makes you a poser is the fact did the firebird that you are ranking on plays way better than the one that you're listing at over the way it looks what's more important the way it looks or the way it plays and sounds LMAO

Biggest problem you’re gonna face is getting up on stage with something that says hardly betting on the headstock the owner of the club probably never gonna have you back regardless of how great you sound you could be Stevie Ray Vaughan he wouldn’t have you back

I’m a lefty and I got the Harley Betten and I put expensive pick ups in it please like a dream

Les Paul sounded tighter.335 was slightly more airy

Got an Epiphone explorer for my first one, can’t say I regret it

Does anyone repair these? I have the original power supply but won't power on.

Yup, yes it does. The £200 amp sounds like you got it out of a xmas cracker!!

google a picture of Tom Petty and Mike Campbell playing a Rick - then have a look at a screen shot of a grown man wearing Vans garb & a flat bill cap & reassess what looks cool

Gibson, every day.

Sky guitar actually looks amazing

i always assumed those hollow body guitars were more for blues/jazz playing than rock

Real amp. HX still awesome for convenience though.

I unironically like it. Idk why but I do. It’s just a shame it isn’t left handed 0:39

les paul seems to have slightly more high end kind of sharper too

Is it just me or the Rickenbacker is actually one of my favorite guitar/bass company ever?

Rickenbacker? I feel the same way about BC Rich

Ok. The sound is similar...what about the playability?

Les Paul is crispier sound?

I’d buy the Gibson. I’m no fool to that cheap crap.

Epiphone>

Am I the only one who as no trouble with a floating bridge

No Omen or Demon? Where would you rank these?

Guys don’t listen to him he’s lying, he’s trying to buy up all the guitars for himself! You need all the guitars you want, you need a new one right now. BUY MORE GUITARS

Honestly. I think cheap guitars are fine, though I AM biased since my first guitar was a Jackson js22 7 string which is also a 7 string. Honestly, I think it's more of a mindset thing. I got a cheap 7 string as a first guitar for 2 reasons: 1. I listened to a clean demo of it and instantly fell in love with what that 7th string could do after days of second guessing between guitar and bass. 2. It is literally the cheapest 7 string guitar on the market, so if it turned out I wasn't really a fan, I wouldn't be out too much and could just return it anyway. It turns out I do adore 7 strings and the guitar and am now saving up for a beautiful Schecter c-7, either a hellraiser of an apocalypse with a floyd rose and sustainiac because, once again, I heard those and instantly fell in love. Will learning them be hard? Sure, but who cares? Jumping into the deep end is sometimes the easiest way to learn for some people, others like the challenge that a more difficult instrument could bring them. I think that as long as people have the drive to learn and reasonable expectations of progression, they can start with anything as a first guitar.

Ill go with gibson if i have the money. But if i dont, I wouod buy HB for the sake of playing and feel

Hi love your playing its awsome .think you might even sound good on a ukalele through a tube screamer of course😂

Unfair test because you had the harley benton on the neck pickup and the gibson on the bridge pickup, giving the gibson a brighter sound

What r u talking about . I have the left handed version. They play better than any leftie strat or les Paul from the 70s

B standard for me

335 🥵🥵

I agree about the rickenbackers

Just picked up the pedal baby. Can't wait to hear it through my Marshall origin 2x12 cab. I bought the Marshall origin 50w head, but it's been backordered over a month and I couldn't wait! ;)

Enter now time is running out!

Theres a lot more to a guitar than just how it sounds though

Les Paul 😊

Normal size is a tad brighter?

I love the katana. It's so cool I've been looking to buy one for cheap but no luck yet