Harley Benton may have just changed the ergonomic headless guitar game with the sub-$500 Dullahan FT-24
Premium looks and features - including a new roasted maple neck - at a low, low price

Harley Benton has introduced a new model to its Dullahan range of headless guitars, the incredibly well-spec'd Dullahan FT-24 Roasted IB.
The new model sports standard Dullahan features like an ergonomic alder body and dual Roswell HAF humbuckers, and adds in a flamed roasted hard Canadian maple neck and fingerboard.
Other features include an Apollo mono HL-STB02 bridge, 24 stainless steel frets, Graph Tech Tusq XL nut, black hardware and a cool Ice Blue transparent finish.


Perhaps even more eye-popping than the finish is the low, low price: The Dullahan is offered through Thomann for just $469.
For more information, head to Harley Benton.
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