Harley Benton PB-Shorty SBK Standard Series
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Harley Benton
PB-Shorty SBK Standard Series
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This Harley Benton PB-Shorty is a seriously fun, budget-friendly bass. The short scale makes it super easy to play, and that split coil pickup gives you a surprisingly gutsy, classic Precision Bass tone. It's a great option for beginners, players wanting a compact instrument, or anyone looking for a no-fuss, reliable bass for rock and punk.
Product Description
- Harley Benton PB-Shorty SBK Standard Series
- Electric Bass
- Body: Poplar
- Neck: Bolt-on maple
- Fingerboard: Amaranth
- Dot fingerboard inlays
- Neck profile: Modern C
- Scale: 762 mm (short scale)
- Fingerboard radius: 350 mm
- 19 Frets
- Pickup: PB-style split coil (middle)
- Volume and tone controls
- Double-action truss rod
- Classic PB-style machine heads
- Black hardware
- Factory strings: .040 - .095
- Colour: Satin Black
- Suitable replacement strings: Art. #205074# / Art. #238524#
- Suitable gig bag available under Art. #142777# (not included)
- • Short scale offers excellent playability, especially for smaller hands or beginners.
- • PB-style split coil pickup delivers a surprisingly thick and punchy low-end.
- • Bolt-on maple neck provides a bright, snappy response and comfortable modern feel.
- • Amaranth fingerboard is durable and offers a smooth playing surface, avoiding common fret buzz.
- • Hardware, while functional, feels budget-oriented and may benefit from upgrades.
- • Poplar body can be a bit 'woody' sounding – lacks the sustain of mahogany or ash.
- • Limited tonal versatility; best suited for classic rock, punk, and similar genres.
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