Harley Benton Fusion-T HH LH EB BK
Harley Benton Fusion-T HH LH EB BK build and specifications
- Lefthand / left-handed model
- Ergonomically shaped body: Nyatoh
- Top: flamed maple veneer
- Bolt-on neck: Canadian maple
- Fingerboard: Ebony
- Dot fingerboard inlays
- Matching headstock
- Neck profile: Modern C
- Scale: 648 mm (25.5″)
- Fretboard radius: 305 mm (12″)
- Nut width: 42 mm (1.65″)
- Graph Tech TUSQ XL nut
- Natural wood binding
- 22 Medium Jumbo Blacksmith stainless steel frets
- Pickups: Roswell LAF-B-CR Alnico-5 (bridge) and Roswell LAF-N-CR Alnico-5 (neck) humbuckers
- Master volume control
- Master tone control with push/pull function for single-coil/humbucker
- 3-Way switch
- Wilkinson 50IIK 2-point tremolo
- Jinho JN-07 locking tuners
- Chrome hardware
- Factory strings: .010 – .046
- Colour: Black
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Review of the Harley Benton Fusion-T HH LH EB BK
Having eagerly awaited the availability of this left-handed guitar, I finally got my hands on the Harley Benton Fusion-T HH LH EB BK, and I must say, it has exceeded my expectations. As a long-time fan of Harley Benton, I can confidently say this is their best offering yet.
The build quality is truly impressive, with a flawless finish that is breathtaking. The neck feels smooth and comfortable, with stainless steel frets that enhance playability. The guitar is well-balanced and feels great in hand, with an aesthetically appealing design that attracts attention.
The hardware is commendably high-quality. The locking tuners are superbly smooth, ensuring excellent tuning stability, while the bridge, engineered by Trevor Wilkinson, is both complex and reliable. The tremolo system works seamlessly, allowing for expressive playing without compromising tuning.
Sound-wise, the pickups provide a decent output; while they may not be the strongest aspect of the guitar, they are certainly adequate for a variety of styles. The coil-splitting feature opens up a range of tonal options, making it versatile for different genres. Although some might consider upgrading the pickups, they do perform well enough for most applications.
One aspect to note is that the setup could benefit from some fine-tuning out of the box, particularly regarding the nut height and fret edges, which can be slightly sharp. However, with a bit of adjustment, the guitar can be optimised for personal preference.
Overall, the Harley Benton Fusion-T HH LH EB BK offers fantastic value for money, especially when considering its quality and features. For a price point that rivals much more expensive models, it stands as a strong contender in the market for left-handed guitars. I wholeheartedly recommend this instrument to any left-handed guitarist looking for an affordable yet high-quality option.
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