Harley Benton’s new 24-fret, sub-$500 headless electrics are an absolute steal
The Dullahan-AT 24 TBK and Dullahan-FT 24 BKS feature enhanced body ergonomics, Roswell HAF humbuckers
Harley Benton has been wowing us with their ultra-low-priced models like the $469 Dullahan FT-24 headless guitar and $74 ST-Travel electric guitar.
Now the company has done it again with the Dullahan-AT 24 TBK and Dullahan-FT 24 BKS, two new 24-fret headless guitars.
Both models feature 24 stainless steel frets, a remodeled rear body carve for enhanced ergonomics and dual Roswell HAF humbuckers.
The FT 24 BKS sports an alder body with a Natural Open Pore Black Satin finish, bolt-on maple neck and maple fingerboard, while the AT TBK features a mahogany body with a flamed maple veneer top, bolt-on maple neck and ebony fretboard.
Best of all, both models come with a gigbag for just $425 each.
For more information or to purchase, head to Thomann Music.
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