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Harley Benton JA-60CC | Bags of fun, killer looks + Jazzmaster tones galore for €179! Review & Demo

This is the Harley Benton JA-60CC in Seafoam Green – one of a new, vibrant quintet of colorways available for the brand’s super affordable Fender Jazzmaster-esque range of offset guitars! Get the JA-60CC here: https://thmn.to/thoprod/514488?offid=... Coming in at €179, the JA-60CC is about as cheap as it gets if you’re after a gig-ready offset, but this budget guitar boasts some pretty cool specs and features for the money – and it looks a whole lot more expensive than it is. The body (which is a bit smaller than that of a Fender Jazzmaster) is basswood, while the 25.5” scale length neck is caramelized maple and features a 21-fret bound laurel fingerboard with block inlays. You get two Roswell P90 pickups, a master volume and tone control, and a generic fixed bridge and tuners – so no extra frills here, and no rhythm/treble circuits or vibrato bridges that you tend to see on Fender offsets. Now, I chose the Seafoam Green finish, which looks lovely with the off-white/mint green pickguard, but you can also get the JA-60CC in Lake Placid Blue, Inca Silver, Dakota Red, and Shell Pink – so there’s something for every taste here. The real question is, how does it actually sound? And is the JA-60CC a genuine alternative to a Fender or Squier offset? In this video, I put the JA-60CC through its paces in as many different genres and styles as I can: that means everything from country, folk and indie, to pop, rock, punk, metal, and more. Let’s see how it handles it all! Here are some links to the various playing samples and info bits: 00:00 Hello! 00:16 Introduction to the JA-60CC range 01:29 Specs and info 03:39 Today’s rig and plan Clean Sounds 04:20 Clean tone reference chords on all pickup settings 04:40 Poppy barre chords 04:56 Ringing open indie pop chords 05:09 Pop rock rhythm tone 05:20 Neo soul barre chords 05:31 Funky rhythm chords 05:45 Blues progression 05:57 Country ballad arpeggios 06:10 Country lead sound 06:16 Country strummed chords 06:35 Tone control test 07:01 Atmospheric droning indie chords 07:20 Folk pop chords Clean Sounds with extra reverb/tremolo 07:37 Indie pop picked arpeggios 07:59 Surf chords 08:18 Poppy soundscapes 08:39 Atmospheric arpeggios 09:02 Poppy lead melody Overdriven Sounds 09:20 Indie rock rhythm sound 09:36 Indie rock octave chords 10:01 Descending rocky barre chords 10:07 Garage rock riff 10:23 Upbeat indie rock barre chords 10:46 Volume control test 11:11 Indie octave chords riff 11:27 Southern rock picked arpeggios 11:38 Edgy indie barre chords 11:51 Droning open string riff (all pickup settings) 12:19 Kings Of Leon inspired indie rock riff 12:34 Airbourne inspired rock riff 12:46 AC/DC inspired classic rock riff 13:03 Groovy classic rock riff (all pickup settings) 13:29 Hendrix inspired classic rock riff 13:45 Classic rock riff Higher gain drive sounds 14:01 Classic hard rock riff 14:18 Hard rock riff 14:34 Glam rock riff 14:49 Hard rock melodic lead 15:01 Alt rock riff 15:15 Chunky alt rock chords 15:28 Foo Fighters inspired modern rock riff 15:46 Pop punk riff 15:59 Pop punk melodic lead riff 16:14 Green Day inspired punk rock riff 16:28 Punk rock power chords 16:54 Progressive rock riff (Drop D tuning) 17:09 Modern rock palm-muted chords (Drop D) 17:33 Rage Against The Machine inspired groovy riff (Drop D) Heavy Distortion sounds (all in Drop D) 17:49 Metal chugging riff 18:05 Mastodon inspired metal riff with country twang 18:17 Classic metal melodic lead sound 18:33 Hardcore punk riff 18:48 Rammstein inspired industrial metal riff 19:00 Classic heavy metal/sludge riff 19:37 My thoughts: first impressions 20:42 Weight 21:00 Build quality and hardware 22:10 Playability and neck 22:52 Sounds discussion 25:30 What other cheap offset guitars should you consider? 26:50 My conclusions on the JA-60CC 27:29 Thanks and goodbye My setup was as follows: I ran the JA-60CC into my Hughes & Kettner Black Spirit 200 head, also using my Greer Lightspeed for the overdrive and my Revv G3 for the heavy distortion sounds. The amp went from the Red Box DI straight into my Focusrite Scarlett 2i4, which went into Logic Pro X. That's it. No post-processing on the sounds was done. Here’s some links to those bits of gear: ----- H&K Black Spirit 200 head: https://thmn.to/thoprod/447827?offid=... Greer Lightspeed: https://thmn.to/thoprod/478415?offid=... Revv G3: https://thmn.to/thoprod/437353?offid=... Focusrite 4i4 (the new 2i4!): https://thmn.to/thoprod/467952?offid=... ----- Enjoy! ----- Backing music from the YouTube Audio Library: Duck In The Alley – TrackTribe. #HarleyBenton #Jazzmaster #JA60CC #HarleyBentonGuitar #OffsetGuitars Note: certain links in the description are affiliate links. If you click said links and purchase anything as a result, I will receive a small commission. This doesn’t cost you anything extra, but it does help to support the channel. So, if you do that, thank you very much! ‪@HarleyBentonOfficial‬