Harley Benton DIY Guitar Kits – Five new models added
Five new DIY guitar kits relaased by Harley Benton
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Harley Benton has added five new DIY guitar kits to their range. Giving guitarists and bassists even more options for building their own instruments. It contains all the necessary materials for both right- and left-handed users.
Harley Benton DIY Kits
Harley Benton is expanding its range of kits for DIY fans and is now also offering DIY kits for left-handers for the first time. Many guitarists dream of building their own instrument but often shy away from the challenge. These kits provide all the necessary materials to build a full-fledged instrument. This includes pre-cut wooden parts, mechanics, electronics, pickups, and strings.
Simple & Fun
I have actually built a couple of their older T-style kits in the past with friends and was really taken aback at how well the guitar worked out. In fact, my friend still regularly gigs with the one that he built.
Overall, we found the kits really easy to put together and build.
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Thinline
Anyone who has always wanted to build an MB-style bass or a Thinline T-style guitar now has the opportunity. In addition, DIY kit classics such as the ST and TE kits are now also available for left-handers.
The wood has been pre-treated so it can be painted or decorated to give it a unique personal style without having to go through the lengthy process of pore filling.
A Great Gift Idea
For anyone looking to get particularly creative, the new Electric Guitar Kit Square is the perfect choice as it offers almost unlimited possibilities to design and carve their dream guitar shape.
All the DIY guitar kits are very affordable and are therefore perfect as a Christmas present for any guitarist or bassist. The beauty of them is that they are ready to assemble and long term you can upgrade them or modify them to taste with ease.
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