Harley Benton JA-60CC Lake Placid Blue

This guitar feels and looks great. Luckily it is lovely to play too and sounds awesome. As many others have commented, this feels like a much more expensive guitar.

I would recommend without a doubt but should point out a couple of minor issues.

- the pick ups hum a fair bit so possibly an issue with grounding but I can live with that as it doesn't when playing!
- there is a rattle coming from the neck (tuning/truss) end but again only an issue if I shake the guitar so not the end of the world.

For the price this is a great guitar and the pros far outweigh the cons imho.

My first but very likely not my last HB!

Having played this guitar for a year or so, I can recommend this guitar to beginners on a budget who tend to play milder genres of music. The guitar is good for jazz and blues, but definitely not for heavier styles due to the single coil pickups.
The price/quality ratio of these guitars is amazing. The build quality is very good, albeing somewhat "cheap".
My only real complaint is that when I play the guitar while sitting on a chair, it simply does not feel good on my knee (unlike a Strat or a Tele) I think it is due to a less than ideal balance between the body and the neck. This body should probably feel better with a shorter scale neck.
Also, I'd personally prefer the toggle switch to be placed on the upper bout so that it does not get into the way when one is strumming chords.
Otherwise it is a very good instrument.