Harley Benton R-457MN WH Progressive Series

It's a seven-string guitar, and it does what you would expect from a seven-string.
Overall, it's a very good guitar, especially for the price range. So, I will start with the pros:

1. It is very well made—there are no scars or damage on the body.

2. The neck is very comfortable to play on; it has a satin finish, which helps your hand slide on the fretboard.

3. There are no sharp fret ends, and all the frets are of equal height.

4. The guitar was actually adjusted pretty well right out of the box; only small adjustments were needed.

5. The tuners are average but hold tune very well—you can play some Meshuggah with big bends, and it won't go out of tune.


Now, onto the cons:

1. The guitar had a very high nut, which could be hard to adjust for beginners.

2. The stock strings are very cheap, and you really need to swap them for some Ernie Ball or smth better.

3. Due to point two, there was a lot of fret buzz, especially on the lowest string and the low E string, which can also be tricky for beginners to adjust.

4. There's a bit of glue around the nut. It's not a major flaw, but once you see it, you can't unsee it.

So, what can I say in the end? Just go and buy the guitar, get some good strings, and play some Nu-metal, Deathcore, or whatever—just have fun with it!


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