Best Harley Benton Fusion-T HH LH EB BK Alternatives

Based on 5 reviews

I'm in love, This guitar became my number one guitar over night! That is saying something. It took the first place over my Les Paul. That's saying something and I far as looks go all I can think of is just plain Beautiful. The only thing I did to it is I put on a set of Tone Ninja gold locking tuners, a set of new Gibson type gold top hat knobs with Thumb Bleeders and a new set of Ernie Ball Slinky Cobalt #8 guitar strings. I put it up there with a Karina explorer original I got to play as a kid at Strings West in Tulsa right before the guitarist for cheap trick bought it from Larry G. I kid you not. I will recommend this guitar for the rest of my life. I'm thinking about getting at least one more.

Based on 3 reviews

I did a long research before buying another electric guitar after many years, and i am very happy with this buy! First of all, it is a very comfortable guitar if you have smaller hands. The neck, frets and overall the guitar feels smooth. There is no neck dive, it is not too heavy, and it just sounds and looks great! Since the shorter scale type, the strings feel looser and its easier to bend and shredd compared to 25.5 inch scale guitars. I am giving it a total 5 star rating, because the price-quality ratio is perfect for me, and some minor cosmetic issues dont bother me. I recommend this guitar. Thank you for offering great left handed guitars!

Based on 2 reviews

Well, going through LH guitar is always a struggle, sometimes you find the right model but not the right finish, and the other way around. I've been using this model for a couple weeks now (mostly at home), and the quality overall is amazing. The neck is great, super light and decently crafted. The sound profile overall is incredible as well, I'm using it with a small amp and I can still clearly distinguish through the pickups with no issues. You can definitively stick with the stock pickups for quite some time. The guitar finish is superb, I was really surprised with the quality of the paint job. The only con I've bumped so far is the quality of the stock strings, couple of them were a bit rusty. Now this might sound silly, but this isn't a 100 euros guitar. So I expected more here....

Based on 2 reviews

The finish is almost impeccable. You would need to use a magnifier (and would the effort be worth?) to find anything. Even the f-holes are well painted. This guitar is a beauty, of course. The colour might be pretty normal for this type, but it is impressingly beautiful and classic and never becomes boring. Technically, good hardware, the guitar remains in tune (after it has accomodated itself to my home). Potis feel good and work fine. The weight is still acceptable. As regards the sound, I find this a very mellow instrument. I am sure you can play hard-rock with this, if you want (I hardly do distortion beyond a mild crunch, thus I cannot really judge). Resonates well without an amp. I have the impression that Epiphone has made a really good job with their "Inspired by Gibson" series.

Based on 2 reviews

After receiving my Harley Benton cst24 guitar and playing it for while, I can honestly say the guitar is a real good buy, It's finish is realy nice , and playability is great, as for the pickups mabey there are better pickups on the market, but abit of EQ, levels the difference easily, I was looking mabey to upgrade pickups and wireing, but on inspection, its of such a high standard, I just don't see the point, basically you get a guitar that you could pay £700 and still be happy for £240 and with stainless steel frets it going to outlast me, I love it .

Based on 2 reviews

It's a beautiful guitar, build quality it great, setup is almost perfect out of the box, and those blacktop FilterTrons sound amazing ! Got two of them in different colors, absolutely love them. Sound is warm, rich, organic, plenty of dynamics. These blacktops retain that classic Gretsch sound but with more bite and more gain available. I play progressive rock with some heavier parts, leads, and some ambient parts with tons of delays and reverbs and stuff, and these pickups cover my use perfectly. With my amp on the clean channel pushed to 60/70% I can go from a nice warm clean to a punchy natural breakup just by varying my playing or moving the volumes on the guitar. Also love the controls on these guitars, you get a master tone, a master volume, and then an individual volume for each...

Based on 2 reviews

After going back and forth between differente lower cost guitars, i kept coming back to this beautiful player series strat, so when i decided to pull the trigger and buy it, my hopes where pretty high up there! So far I've been amazed every time I've played this guitar. The sound is beautiful, the build quality is great and the tidepool blue color is even more beautiful in person. Everyone i show my guitar to falls in love with it. So far i haven't found any problems with it, really happy with my purchase! Highly recommend it!

Based on 1 reviews

It took me months to find this anywhere back in stock but when I finally found it here I jumped on it to buy it. It's even better then I expected. The neck is ultra fast and the body feels smooth. The Decimator humbuckers are a beast but you can play slower styles on this guitar as well. The hard tail bridge is firm and the reverse headstock was something new for me but I like it. This guitar is versatile, looks truely amazing and worth every cent! My name is Tony Spontana...and I approve this guitar

Based on 1 reviews

I bought this guitar as my first electric guitar and I've had it for half a year now. I used to play acoustic for some time and was looking for new sounds. The left handed guitar market is unfortunately very very small, so I ended up buying this guitar due to limited choice. Boy was I in for a surprise. The first thing I noticed when I took it out of the box was the AMAZING build quality it has. Seriously, i've compared it with some of my friend's 500 euro guitars and it's basicaly the same in terms of build quality. Everything is very sturdy and tight in place, the knobs and switches don't feel flimsy at all. I feel like this guitar will last long after I'm gone and that's amazing for a 200 euro guitar. The playability is also very good, the neck is flatter than in most electric...

Based on 1 reviews

So I wanted a new axe for a long time and my requirements were 24 frets and a tremollo system (preferrably not a floyd rose). I considered many brands, but PRS stuck with me. PRS being like a love child between a Les Paul (my main guitar) and a Strat, it seem right up my alley! And I must say! Boy does this guitar play well! Feels like butter. So here are some pro's and Con's: Pro's: -Playability: This baby is on fire, feels amazing to play -Looks: I mean she looks more stunning in real life -Pickups: Sound awesome to me, I know some people are not too fond of the 85/15s, but to me they sound awesome and the coil split is really neat! -Gigbag: the gigbag is of really nice quality I must say! Con's: Not much, only that my guitar had and issue with the Finish on the right wing of the...