Harley Benton TE-62CC IS Reviews

Tele goodness

Just had to add another tele to my collection, with minor set up and a new set of strings, great classic tone and much lighter than my others.

The Inca silver is just beautiful with the caramelized neck, tuners work well and hold tune just fine although they are a bit stiff.

The Roswell pick ups are nice for the price point and sound great through all the effects I have.

Not bad for a low cost guitar but....

Inside my guitar's control cavity is damaged, chipped and has bad fret job on upper guitar frets, it's hard to bend your strings with a rough scratched fret surface

Fun to play!

Feels good, looks good, sounds good. Intonation and setup were great right out of the box. This is a great guitar for anyone looking for that T style experience. The only negative is that it was slightly damaged due to shipping but it's minor and everything else about the playability of this guitar makes up for the small ding on the headstock. Highly recommend.

The Neck alone is worth the price of this Guitar

When I received the Harley Benton TE-62CC IS, the first thing that struck me was how perfect the neck is. Zero fret sprouting perfectly smooth and flush. The satin finish is a joy to use. The colour is profound and so vintage looking. the fit of the neck to the body is perfect as well. The metal knobs are excellent and have excellent resitance. I am sure that the strings on my guitar are 09-42's and NOT 10-46's which I prefer. they are D'Addario strings. The tuners are excellent. My low E string tuner was just slightly out of line with the rest which I rectifies a bit, so it is a more aligned now. The pickups sound totally Telecaster like. The pick-guard is NOT three ply as they state in their description. It is a single ply white which is truer to the vintage 50's look. I have ordered a mint green three ply pick-guard and will see if it works. Not sure if it will but could be nice. My only critique is that the three way switch although very solid switching between the pickups, but laterally there is some give and feels a bit troubling. But they do click solidly between each setting. So, not a big deal. I saw another review on YouTube and they mentioned it as well. So I think it is the nature of the switch used. All and all and incredible guitar, that if you stuck a Fender Telecaster Made in Japan decal on the head stock it would pass with no problem. At 3x the cost, it would still be reasonable.