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New Harley Benton Line MV Series basses

HB are really running with the qaulity to price point ratio at the moment. My 2 JB-75's and my new MV-4PJ in Danphe Blue

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But you need a real Fender in your hands.
Do You ?

My Paisley P-bass has stayed on it's stand, looking pretty, since I got the Harley Benton PB-50 back in 2014. Reason the Fender has become an ornament is simple, the Harley Benton both plays and sounds better.

Far as maintenance/wear & tear goes; the PB-50 has required none; not even tightening of strap button screws.

I was an insufferable gear snob, I'm sure you know the type, before that £76 bass demolished my foolish notions :)
 
As the owner of a Burgundy Mist bass, my only issue with Harley Benton is that their Burgundy Mist isn't really Burgundy Mist. It's much more purple, lavender than Burgundy Mist should be. End of rant hehe.

A friend of mine plays a Harley Benton stingray copy. Insanely good bass for the ~€150 he bought it for (new!). I'm tempted by the Mustang copy in this line.
Perfect for me! Purple is my favourite colour! I'll buy one now :thumbsup:
 
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I have never played a Harley.....
But man, do they look nice!
I've gotta be honest....... the price of these basses are an incredible incentive.
At least for me, and probably lots of others anyway.
I'm just gobsmacked at what 300 bucks can get you these days.
I just don't neeed one .
Agree with you 100%. Yeah, I definitely don't need one, but I'm thinking of buying two! :roflmao: They are currently unavailable from Thomann for up to 12 weeks.
 
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