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Harley Benton MS-60 | Is this €149 Fender Mustang tribute the best budget offset guitar you can get?

The Harley Benton MS-60 might be one of the most affordable offset guitars out there… but is it worth it? I decided to give the guitar a try when a used one came up near me for a bargain price. It’s my first offset guitar, and the MS-60 very obviously pays homage to a number of Fender offsets: the Mustang, the Jaguar, the Jazzmaster, the Musicmaster, the Duo-Sonic…. there’s bits of all of their DNA in the MS-60! That means the MS-60 has all the classic bits you’d need to start your journey into the world of offset guitars: the short scale neck and smaller body, two Roswell single coil pickups with slider on/off switches, and the vibrato/whammy/wiggle stick! Check out the Harley Benton MS-60 at Thomann here: https://bit.ly/HBMS60rwm Now, I wasn’t expecting too much from the guitar before I played it. I wasn’t sure the tuning would hold if I used the whammy, and I imagined the pickups would be brittle and icepicky if I didn’t dial them back. So, I was surprised to find that the MS-60 can do a lot more musically than I expected! (And I guess the Kluson tuners the previous owner put on the guitar helped too.) In this video, I play the standard Rich. Words. Music. riffs across my favorite genres: indie, classic rock, alternative rock, and a bit of heavier stuff too – so we can hear all the different genres you can get stuck into with the MS-60. And, just because this is an offset, I even do some ambient exercises at the end. I used my Wampler Pantheon and Revv G3 pedals for the drive, and my Source Audio Collider delay/reverb pedal for the ambient stuff. Here are some links to the various playing samples and info bits: 00:00 Hello! 00:48 Introduction to the Harley Benton MS-60 and offset guitars 02:57 MS-60 specs and info 06:00 Today’s rig Clean Channel on Amp 06:37 Clean tone reference chords 07:02 Poppy open chords 07:43 Indie pop barre chords and tone control test 09:13 Strummed droning chords 09:58 Ascending indie chord progression 10:47 Indie picked arpeggios Clean Channel w/Wampler Pantheon 11:52 Indie rock rhythmic chords 13:20 Upbeat indie barre chords 13:46 Guitar volume control roll-off test 14:05 Indie octave chords riff 15:34 Droning indie palm-muted riff 16:13 Saturated indie rock octaves (with Revv G3 pedal!) 16:27 Hendrix inspired classic rock riff 16:44 Groovy classic rock riff Clean Channel w/Revv G3 17:11 Classic rock rhythms 17:21 AC/DC inspired classic rock riff 17:38 Hard rock riff 17:55 Glam rock riff 18:12 Classic hard rock riff 18:30 Pop punk riff 18:44 Modern alt rock riff 18:58 Chunky alt rock chords 19:25 Punky grunge riff 19:39 Modern rock palm-muted power chords (Drop D tuning) 20:01 Hardcore chugging riff (Drop D tuning) 20:16 Progressive rock riff (Drop D tuning) 20:30 Metalcore riff (Drop D tuning) 20:41 Heavy metal lead sound (Drop D tuning) Clean Channel with Source Audio Collider Delay/Reverb 20:53 Ambient lead sound/chords w/big reverb (and Revv G3!) 22:12 Ambient arpeggios w/big reverb 22:40 Picked ambient sounds with delay/reverb 23:32 Ambient guitar chords w/delay and reverb 24:10 Bluesy ambient riff with reverb 24:33 Rhythmic ambient riff w/delay and reverb 24:53 Oceansize inspired progressive rock riff w/delay and reverb (and Revv G3!) 25:22 My thoughts and the MS-60’s versatility 26:16 Sounds and the Roswell pickups 28:18 Build quality and hardware 31:10 Playability 32:02 Price and value for money 33:05 Who is the MS-60 actually aimed at? 34:14 Other offset guitar options 36:29 Final conclusion and goodbye I ran the MS-60 through my Wampler Pantheon and Revv G3 drive pedals and my Source Audio Collider delay/reverb pedal into my Hughes & Kettner Black Spirit 200 head. That 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: http://bit.ly/rwmBS200 Wampler Pantheon: http://bit.ly/PantheonRWM Revv G3: https://bit.ly/rwmRevvG3 Source Audio Collider: http://bit.ly/ColliderRWM Focusrite 4i4 (this is the newer equivalent of my 2i4, which they don’t make any more!): http://bit.ly/rwmFR4i4 ----- Enjoy! ----- Backing music from the YouTube Audio Library: Dusty Fingers – DJ Williams. #HarleyBenton #OffsetGuitars #OffsetGuitar #RichWordsMusic #FenderMustang 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!