Price range-friendly guitar model Harley Benton has launched two new ranges of acoustic guitars, the CLO and CLG Collection.

Obtainable in each stable and non-solid builds, the brand new guitar traces provide up 8 new fashions in whole, with every guitar that includes a stable mahogany armrest, and costs starting from £183-£308.

The CLO Collection is an Orchestra Mannequin-inspired vary. On the all-solid finish, the CLO-70ASR NAT and CLO-70 ASR SBK are constructed with stable spruce tops and rosewood again and sides. There’s additionally a C-profile nato neck and rosewood fingerboard, in addition to the staple mahogany armrest supplied throughout the CLO and CLG sequence.

Each the CLO-70ASR NAT and SBK have a satin end, with the NAT choosing pure look. The SBK has a darker, extra wealthy really feel, providing a glossy black various.

The CLO-70SR NAT and SBK variations go down the non-solid route. Each provide the identical specs and color choices, however have a lighter ply rosewood building.

On the flip aspect, the CLG Collection presents Auditorium-style all-solid acoustics. CLG-70ASR CE NAT and CLG-70ASR CE SBK are the costliest choices, costing £250 and £308 respectively. Each have a stable spruce prime with stable rosewood again and sides, with the C-shape rosewood fingerboard. There’s additionally a cut-away design.

CLG-70ASR CE SBK

Whereas the blueprints are just like the CLO-70ASR NAT and SBK, the CLG sequence additionally has just a few added perks. There’s a built-in Fishman PSY II preamp system, permitting gamers to plug as much as an amp for performances or within the studio. The CLG is designed with acoustic noodling and bolder on-stage performances in thoughts.

Once more, each the CLO-70ASR NAT and SBK guitars can be found in pure satin and clean black.

The CLG-70SR CE NAT and CLG-70SR CE SBK are the non-solid equivalents. Except for the rosewood ply again and sides, each fashions provide the identical specs.

Head to Harley Benton for extra data. Should you’re desperate to seize a guitar, try Thomann.