Yep, buying a Nikon camera doesn't make you a great photographer. It only makes you a Nikon owner.

did you like it? loving mine :)

As a rebel Mongol I'm drooling over a Strat look alike and sound alike.

Definitely sounds better than a Squier which is the only other guitar you'd get at this price range so you definitely made the right choice

how is it?

love mine too..for the price they are beautifully made :)

Hi just wondering if the st 20 has a thin neck? I had an st 62 but found it a bit fat for my little hands, cheers

@@matthewratcliffe1953 It's not a fat neck if you ask me, although I have no idea how it compares to the ST 62. The TE-70 I have is noticeably thicker than the ST-20. The thinnest neck I have on a Harley Benton is on the SC Custom, heavy guitar tho...I have an unboxing video of the ST-20, maybe it can help you out kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f7aIa9aWxt7QfWg.html

@@jeronimomartinezfabregas thanks appreciate it

Me too

Kinda agree but you can easily say the same for a lot of more expensive guitars ;]

Yep. It’s the same with perfume channels; before I know, I have 100 divers perfumes. Lol.

Thats why instead of focusing in the playing one should focus on tuning stability if you listen carefully intonation is quite not there...despite the quality of the player technicque on trying to keep tuning stability by different pressure all over the neck there s always evidence of poor intonation associated with geometric issues in guitar construction,even the scale frets distance might be incorrect for such cheap instrument,and thats something that you cant fix with a normal setup,I would stay away from them..i had other harley bentons and this has happened a lot especially with their cheaper models. One has to be really careful with this harley benton business model that is using people with affiliate programs that are promoting the brand all over the internet,when i want to watch a review i find myself ending up watching a commercial, and because this video type format is so common nowadays we forget that this are more like promoting the guitar than genuine personal reviews of any given product. This guy has a good tone but it does not have anything to do with the guitar,more the multi fx or whatever valve amp is using, the guitar is responsible for the tunning part,listen for that carefully and you will easily differenciate the player/ tone from the guitar

@@duartesilva9284 Yes, you are exactly right. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and insight.

Yes that’s so true….but anyway…….Still I want one 😂

how is it?

Yeah man. Like 80% of it. But I think a good guitar with good sustain is important.

Not really, 1:40 he doesn't use an amp, just free digital plugins So it's just in the fingers lol

Did you buy the guitar?

All that budget guitars need are a new nut and decent tuners(pretty much mandatory)...those things solve most of the issues right there.Now the bridge is trickier cause if you wanna block it then you have zero issues but if you wanna float it ,it ll obviously not be the ideal but it certainly ll live cause if you are able to destroy a strat bridge in a year then a strat tremolo isnt for you and you have to go more into some floyd rose type situation anyway but if you want some mild use(and the setup is good) i believe those knife edges ll last you at least a few years....

Might be to put you off buying HB's ie, they have a new £120 low end Squier to sell vs second hand without a pedigree.

Reminds me of some people trying to sell stuff used (i mean privately, no stores) they are so close to the price for the item new that its pointless, sometimes they even go over the new price. Crazy !

Maybe it's cheaper to make? I don't get it. That's like playing a classical guitar. Reminds me of shredders on Ibanez or Jackson.

@@blueeyedsoulman it's more complicated than that, the neck width, size and the actual radius itself. These necks actually feel great. Cheaper wooden material but honestly, really nice to play on.

@Kizzy C the neck is quite unique with the wood grain etc right? I find it very comfortable

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Of course. It's a strat copy. Tighten the trem springs to desired pitch range ie 1/2 to 1 fullstep. If you are going to use the tremolo at all it also helps with tuning stability as the room under the trem allows it to pull the strings back through the nut instead of them just sticking to a cheap nut. In fact I would immediately replace any plastic nut and string trees before any other upgrades. Lots of videos for guitar setups and they aren't that hard.

The tremolo gets out of tune, just by looking at it...

@@Diesel6Power Thx👍

seattwa you gotta adapt for your physical abilities and practice (;

@@christiancibulka1886 I adapt by buying guitars with slimmer necks. Nothing larger than a standard C profile.

@@munta1967 Yess! I have a H Benton cst 24,great guitar! i love it has much has my U.S strat! lol

No_mods Iwantguitarstock and after all that modding it would sound just the same as stock...

Or you could just play the hell out of it