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Acoustic/Harley Benton

Harley Benton D-120LH BK left-handed acoustic guitar in Black high-gloss

Finishes

Black high-gloss

Harley Benton

D-120LH BK

Dreadnought · Harley Benton

About this model

Steel-String Guitar Left-handed model Style: Dreadnoguht with Dovetail neck joint Top: Spruce X-bracing Body: Mahogany Neck: Mahogany Fingerboard: Jatoba Dot inlays Modern C-neck profile Cream coloured bindings on body and neck Scale: 650 mm Nut width: 42.5 mm 20 frets Bridge: Rosewood Black pickguard Chrome machine heads String gauges: .012 - .053 Colour: Black high-gloss 30 30-Day Money-Back Guarantee 3 3-Year Thomann Warranty Available since June 2012 Item number 278076 Sales Unit 1 piece(s) Design Dreadnought Top Spruce Back and Sides Sapele, Mahogany Cutaway No Fretboard Jatoba Nut width in mm 43,00 mm Frets 20 Pickup System No Colour Black Case No Incl. Gigbag No

Core specs

Brand
Harley Benton
Model
D-120LH BK
Family
Dreadnought
Series
Harley Benton
Acoustic-electric
No
Body shape
Dreadnought
Body size
Unknown
Cutaway
none
Top
Spruce
Back wood
Mahogany
Sides wood
Mahogany
Top construction
Unknown
Back construction
Unknown
Sides construction
Unknown
Back & sides
Mahogany
Neck material
Mahogany
Neck profile
Modern C
Fingerboard
Jatoba
Scale length
650 mm
Nut width
42.5 mm
Frets
20
Bridge
Rosewood
Bracing
X-bracing
Strings
.012-.053
Finish
Black high-gloss
Extended specsShow
Nut material
Unknown
Saddle
Unknown
Bridge pins
Unknown
Tuners
Chrome machine heads
Fingerboard radius
Unknown
Fret size
Unknown
Binding
Cream (body and neck)
Rosette
Unknown
Inlays
Dot
Truss rod
Unknown
Case / gig bag
No
Country of origin
Unknown
MSRP (USD)
Unknown
LH finishes offered
Black high-gloss
Top finish detail
Black high-gloss
Back & sides finish
Black high-gloss
Electronics notes
n/a
Orientation note
Thomann OEM LH

Where to buy

RetailerLinkAvailability
ThomannD-120LH BKUnknown

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