Is the neck actually c shape or more speed neck shaped? That's my main concern because I am not the biggest fan of c shaped necks personally. Any feedback is appreciated.
Always like to see guitar upgrade videos, I'm just getting into it myself. Swapped my first pick up recently. I am very bad at soldering XD but I got it done.
I have the HB Fusion satin black with EMG Retro 70's. Best $400ish guitar ive ever played. Rossted maple neck, locking tuners, graph-tech nut, EMG's, stainless frets.
I love cheap guitars... I love expensive guitars... I guess I just love guitars. I have 3 Harley Bentons and 2 were perfect out of the box, one needed some minor fret work.
Yep. Better pickups, better tuners, and a setup gets you a badass guitar . If you can do the work yourself it's worth it. If not...probably not worth it. I bought the bottom level strat and the upgrades were definitely worth it. About 250 for a hss strat with a coil split.
I've been watching this channel for some time now and never left a comment...but I wanna say, how does Kyle not have more subs...he's so much more likable than most guitar based TH-camrs...keep it up man, I'd prefer to watch your videos than most others
Once you add in tuners, pickups and a setup to fix the fret work it's not really a good deal anymore to me. I'd personally take that money and buy something better used. Just my opinion.
You gona piss off Glenn with your pickup statement hahaha I have moded all my guitars ... even my strandberg and folking happy about in and I dont regret it. I remember in one of your vids the thing that you said "pickups my make or brake my guitar" and I am so related to this because it is not only the sound. As you said as well is the response and the feel you get while you play. And beside the tone for some the clarity and note definition matters as well... I would enjoy to see mods in cheep guitars.... love your style and content keep up. Greetings from Greece
Great review and samples! The title made me think I was only going to hear the bad side of the guitar. Which is fine, of course. I've been considering getting a Harley Benton, and I want honest reviews. I'm definitely inching towards getting one. Just need the funds. I can't splurge on guitars, even if they're in the price range that these come in. That goes for mods like better pickups and tuners, as well. So, when I finally get a new guitar, it has to be something where the pros vastly outweigh the cons.
Idk how much it cost in the US to import Harley Benton, but in Europe HB is amazing for having cheap gear. I played a few of their guitars, they need a good setup and a few tweaks but are overall great. Tuners on my Fusion T are really great, they stay in tune for weeks, but as you said on lower end model they are trash. On my fusion T and regular telecaster the pickups are really great for cleans and medium gain. I tried some of their pedals and they do the job for 3x less money than the competition. For some stuff it’s better to go the expensive way, but for a lot of things this brand is great. I recently bought a power amp for 4x less money than the Seymour Duncan counterpart to play plugin trough a cab at home and it’s awesome
You should review the Fusion iii EMG and or Fusion T EMG models. I had first bought the JA baritone out of curiosity and the 30” scale is not for me but after a new nut and tuners I felt that it was a very decent guitar for the money. So I sold it and bought a Fusion iii EMG and this thing rips dudes. Needs a proper setup right away but mine at a least was playable enough out of box to get rid of some of the anticipation. I like it so much I’m considering buying the Fusion T EMG to match.
I've heard that the noisy pickups on a lot of these guitars have an issue with the blacked out hardware creating grounding issues that make the pickups sound excessively noisy. I've got a Squier with blacked out hardware and when I looked at reviews for the guitar (I was very impressed with its feel and quality) I always would see the same thing being repeated. Noisy, trash pickups, except it wasn't the pickup it was a grounding issue apparently that they eventually found out about and fixed, which is why my guitar never experienced that poor sound quality/noise. Maybe check to see if reviews state the same thing about this model.
I got a Harley Benton mr modern a few weeks ago. Fret ends were atrocious, although the guy i got it off of claimed he waa a luthier and "already set it up". I spent two hours making it playable. Not bad for 200 bones.
Most guitars you get off the shelf at GC or another guitar store, they are not new. They are played, scratched, and sometimes not set up very well. This is not an advertisement for Sweetwater, but they seem to set it up, and you actually get a new guitar that isn't all scratched up and pre-played. Another reason why I won't buy anything from GC.
Cool review - I think the guitar sounds great. I recently purchased a Harley Benton 25th Anniversary Fusion III and I love it. It sounds great and plays great. I have much more expensive guitars and the Harley compares favorably to them.
I have the strat version with the same pickups and have found that they are especially dirty if you have the volume at 10. I found that somewhere around 8-8.5 that it cleans up and is less muddy.
I appreciate this review especially (amps and also the pickup comparison - really suave, not at all poopoo brain nugget at work). I am going to get it, and at least know I will replace the bridge pup; not sure about the neck at this point (total price point). I notice the guitar did not seem to have the shielding issue, or did I miss it? If not, then that's more money for a pickup and not a new bridge.
How viable is it to upgrade a budget guitar and turn around a break-even deal with it? I would imagine it's hard to sell a $299 guitar for more even if you put in premium hardware into it. However, I've never tried it so would be curious to hear if it's something you just lose a little cash in the love of the game, or if it's something that is possible to break even.
I'm in a band with a guy that has one of these, it needed a good bit of fret work. After that and a pickup swap it's pretty nice. I got the Rickenbacker style bass and it's really decent but has a high fret. Personally I'd stay away from them and buy something used. 2 of 2 needing fret work isn't a good sign.
I had the Strat type version of this guitar. I felt the same about the guitar as you feel about this one. Pickups and tuners (and nut) sucked. Fret ends were a bit sharp. But overall a pretty nice guitar. Felt good to play. I was surprised. Good mod platform for sure.
Roseacre is roasted and dyed maple. “Thermally treated” they state. And I was this many years old when I found out about Roseacre, I want to try it, it looks cool.
I have 3 guitars from harley benton that i've bought from thomann. They all came played and scratched although i payed the price for the brand new not b-stock
I had the charvel knockoff Harley Benton and I have to say it was pretty impressive the only thing was fret sprout pretty bad so sanding those down and while it had a dinky body, the neck was more of a musicman neck and was a little too big for my taste but overall that guitar was pretty damn good for what it was
When he asked if people were going to leave it alone and play it "as god intended," I almost lost it. That's one of the funniest things I've heard in a long time.
I just bought one of these... Love your channel bro, but gotta disagree with you on the pickups. I compared these HBZs with my epiphone matt heafy origins with his fluences and there was not much difference. I did roll the volume back to around 7 though for more clarity
Seems like an honest review. I remember when I watched the Glenn Fricker video on how "pickups don't matter" I couldn't believe how bad the Harley Benton active pickups sounded. They sounded like hot moldy dog diarrhea and to see him sit there and be like "see? no difference" when anyone with ears could hear how muddy and muffled they sound even through shitty headphones, well let's just say I don't really take any of his opinions on guitars seriously anymore (his opinions on mic placement and IRs are still worth listening to though) I'm glad I'm not the only one. My issue with Harley Benton is that I just don't like ordering guitars site unseen, and the fact that they are so blatant about copyright infringement of other designs to the point where they will an exact model released by another company in that same year and just bite it, kind of a red flag. I'd like to know how well these guitars fare after 10 years of playing, but again as mod platforms I'm sure they are fine. I'd much rather just walk into a guitar center and get a cheap Ibanez. They have nice necks and are great mod platforms.
I don't hate the pickups as much as you do in all honesty. I feel like they were still in the same ballpark during the comparison segment. Can they be better? Absolutely, I'd still pick either of the pickups in those Ibanez models over them. A needed long term upgrade, but they are unoffensive sounding considering price point.
The Harley Benton pickups sounded better and more clear than all of the others, at least in the way you showed them. I'd suspect that has something to do with the low end just not being there on the Harley Bentons vs not having rolled off any low end on the others.
it's definitely the opposite. The Harley betnons have way more low end and much less note definition than the other two. Crazy how differently people bear things.
I have been eyeing this guitar.. I personally am the kind of person who hates anything but a speed neck/wizard neck.. I saw online that it says modern c and that is disappointing.. especially for most of the people who like the aesthetics. I'm just wondering if it's actually a c shape or if it's closer to a Jackson/Ibanez/ESP neck.
I have a couple of my guitar students that play Harley Benton's. Kyle hit the nail on the head when he said if it's got good bones it's worth upgrading one of my students even gigs with his Harley Benton.
Usually when you buy a $200 budget guitar it needs some work ....as long as the neck is not warped and the tension rod functions properly.....it can be molded into a killer....just like marines ohhhhraaaaa...aint that right princess
Have this guitar. The HBZs are terrible. Super high noise floor in those preamps. The tuners were so bad I tossed them in the trash! Put in Jim Root EMGs and hipshot tuners! The bridge hardware and 3-way switch are solid on the guitar. Roseacer is just heat treated maple. They leave it unfinished.
I would sooner use cheap passive pickups like Guitar Fetish, and pair with an active preamp, either from them or Seymour Duncan, or else just use GFS RedActives, Seymour Duncan Blackouts, or EMG Open Core, pick your favorite set of Fishman's, etc. I would do the same thing if I bought one of those Leo Jaymez Tempest guitars, tbh.
I bought a headless and it was the biggest piece of crap ever . Wonky frets and a weird sitar buzz from the bridge. I bought several tools. Different fret files, to level and clean up. Nut files , and ended up buying this other Chinese bridge too fix the sound . Got a Duncan distortion set used from ebay. Regular pots and switch. I enjoyed getting the tools and learning to work on all the stuff but no telling how much I spent lol. Could have just got something better.
But, why would you compare Fishman Fluence pickups that cost what, 200-300 $USD a pair, with a whole guitar that costs half the price if not less? Makes no sense.
I’ve seen a lot of Harley Benton guitars here on TH-cam, but none in “the wild” here in the states. The reviews are mixed, and makes me averse to taking a chance on one. I know they’re cheap, but nothing else is these-days.
Ok Kyle, again I agree with you on everything about that guitar. (For those who don't know, we don't always agree, but we're respectful about that and no caca-poo-poo head doo doo faces about it) Anyway, yeah the tones on that guitar just sound a bit dead-ish. Your chops are there but I think it needs some upgrades. It would be an awesome starting point for a beginner and they could upgrade the guitar as they learn. Also it sounds like a good starting point for a mod project. Good job yo! 🤘🤘
Let's see some serious mods. A 400 series Viper or Revstar Element like I did up. Both make great cheap mod platforms. Stock HB guitars aren't for me. Actually, no HB guitars are for me, so far. Peace!
For some reason I hate the name Harley Benton for a guitar. Sounds generic as hell to me. Ill stick with my overpriced and poorly QCd Jacksons 😅 Thanks.
You were probably using lead free solder, Throw that junk in the trash and get some small diameter hyper eutectic 73/27 lead solder and you will see it sticks, melts easier, and freezes quicker, as well as does not have that pasty milky not smooth look to it. a good solder joint will be smooth and shiny.
He never did. Maybe try to listen next time. He said they are great for the price, which is true, probably won't find anything better in that price range, especially if you live in the EU
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Ayyy I bought this guitar off of Kyle and it now has bare knuckles and hipshot hardware. It fucking rips
Is the neck actually c shape or more speed neck shaped? That's my main concern because I am not the biggest fan of c shaped necks personally. Any feedback is appreciated.
@@bigridge717 it’s decently c shaped, but it doesn’t bother me much as a mainly Ibanez player
Lies. I bet it still sucks ass.
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Always like to see guitar upgrade videos, I'm just getting into it myself. Swapped my first pick up recently. I am very bad at soldering XD but I got it done.
I have the HB Fusion satin black with EMG Retro 70's. Best $400ish guitar ive ever played. Rossted maple neck, locking tuners, graph-tech nut, EMG's, stainless frets.
Same, awesome instrument 😎
I want some too.!!
Love the looks of this guitar.
I love cheap guitars... I love expensive guitars... I guess I just love guitars. I have 3 Harley Bentons and 2 were perfect out of the box, one needed some minor fret work.
Yep. Better pickups, better tuners, and a setup gets you a badass guitar . If you can do the work yourself it's worth it. If not...probably not worth it. I bought the bottom level strat and the upgrades were definitely worth it. About 250 for a hss strat with a coil split.
Tbf it sounds pretty bangers when you play it Kyle! It's a really good and cheap guitar to slap on some upgrades tho.
I've been watching this channel for some time now and never left a comment...but I wanna say, how does Kyle not have more subs...he's so much more likable than most guitar based TH-camrs...keep it up man, I'd prefer to watch your videos than most others
Once you add in tuners, pickups and a setup to fix the fret work it's not really a good deal anymore to me. I'd personally take that money and buy something better used. Just my opinion.
It's a spot on opinion
You gona piss off Glenn with your pickup statement hahaha I have moded all my guitars ... even my strandberg and folking happy about in and I dont regret it. I remember in one of your vids the thing that you said "pickups my make or brake my guitar" and I am so related to this because it is not only the sound. As you said as well is the response and the feel you get while you play. And beside the tone for some the clarity and note definition matters as well... I would enjoy to see mods in cheep guitars.... love your style and content keep up. Greetings from Greece
Great review and samples!
The title made me think I was only going to hear the bad side of the guitar. Which is fine, of course. I've been considering getting a Harley Benton, and I want honest reviews.
I'm definitely inching towards getting one. Just need the funds. I can't splurge on guitars, even if they're in the price range that these come in. That goes for mods like better pickups and tuners, as well. So, when I finally get a new guitar, it has to be something where the pros vastly outweigh the cons.
Idk how much it cost in the US to import Harley Benton, but in Europe HB is amazing for having cheap gear. I played a few of their guitars, they need a good setup and a few tweaks but are overall great. Tuners on my Fusion T are really great, they stay in tune for weeks, but as you said on lower end model they are trash. On my fusion T and regular telecaster the pickups are really great for cleans and medium gain. I tried some of their pedals and they do the job for 3x less money than the competition.
For some stuff it’s better to go the expensive way, but for a lot of things this brand is great.
I recently bought a power amp for 4x less money than the Seymour Duncan counterpart to play plugin trough a cab at home and it’s awesome
You should review the Fusion iii EMG and or Fusion T EMG models. I had first bought the JA baritone out of curiosity and the 30” scale is not for me but after a new nut and tuners I felt that it was a very decent guitar for the money. So I sold it and bought a Fusion iii EMG and this thing rips dudes. Needs a proper setup right away but mine at a least was playable enough out of box to get rid of some of the anticipation. I like it so much I’m considering buying the Fusion T EMG to match.
All my HBs are brilliant
An upgrade vid would be cool!
I've heard that the noisy pickups on a lot of these guitars have an issue with the blacked out hardware creating grounding issues that make the pickups sound excessively noisy. I've got a Squier with blacked out hardware and when I looked at reviews for the guitar (I was very impressed with its feel and quality) I always would see the same thing being repeated. Noisy, trash pickups, except it wasn't the pickup it was a grounding issue apparently that they eventually found out about and fixed, which is why my guitar never experienced that poor sound quality/noise.
Maybe check to see if reviews state the same thing about this model.
The old Active HB guitars with black hardware had huge grounding problems. Has that been solved in this production batch?
I like the thing. Sounds like a fun mod project
6:33 Man, that bit killed me! ''Feel free to unsubscribe'' made laugh out loud! hahaha
I got a Harley Benton mr modern a few weeks ago. Fret ends were atrocious, although the guy i got it off of claimed he waa a luthier and "already set it up". I spent two hours making it playable. Not bad for 200 bones.
Surprised to see you using the 900 Dual Reverb, Kyle! Great amp imo
Most guitars you get off the shelf at GC or another guitar store, they are not new. They are played, scratched, and sometimes not set up very well. This is not an advertisement for Sweetwater, but they seem to set it up, and you actually get a new guitar that isn't all scratched up and pre-played. Another reason why I won't buy anything from GC.
So far, everything I’ve bought from Sweetwater and American Musical Supply has come brand new in box unless otherwise stated.
Cool review - I think the guitar sounds great. I recently purchased a Harley Benton 25th Anniversary Fusion III and I love it. It sounds great and plays great. I have much more expensive guitars and the Harley compares favorably to them.
I like black satin
For an intro or young player, maybe, as an older person and an experienced player, to me it's a boat paddle
I've been kinda wanting this guitar. I was just wondering if they ever fixed the pickup problem?
12:56 The hot mod works in the 3 channel?? What position is it installed, and standard or reverse wire? Thank you
Pickups actually didn’t sound that bad. Like he said, it’s all preference.
I have the strat version with the same pickups and have found that they are especially dirty if you have the volume at 10. I found that somewhere around 8-8.5 that it cleans up and is less muddy.
That 900 sounds really good 🔥
I appreciate this review especially (amps and also the pickup comparison - really suave, not at all poopoo brain nugget at work). I am going to get it, and at least know I will replace the bridge pup; not sure about the neck at this point (total price point). I notice the guitar did not seem to have the shielding issue, or did I miss it? If not, then that's more money for a pickup and not a new bridge.
No shielding issue on mine, thankfully (this is June 2024). The volume pot is crap, though. Gonna replace that.
Probably picking one up when I get to Germany later this year. Planning on putting a pair of SD Blackouts in it!!!
How viable is it to upgrade a budget guitar and turn around a break-even deal with it? I would imagine it's hard to sell a $299 guitar for more even if you put in premium hardware into it. However, I've never tried it so would be curious to hear if it's something you just lose a little cash in the love of the game, or if it's something that is possible to break even.
I'm in a band with a guy that has one of these, it needed a good bit of fret work. After that and a pickup swap it's pretty nice. I got the Rickenbacker style bass and it's really decent but has a high
fret. Personally I'd stay away from them and buy something used. 2 of 2 needing fret work isn't a good sign.
I had the Strat type version of this guitar. I felt the same about the guitar as you feel about this one.
Pickups and tuners (and nut) sucked. Fret ends were a bit sharp. But overall a pretty nice guitar.
Felt good to play. I was surprised.
Good mod platform for sure.
Roseacre is roasted and dyed maple. “Thermally treated” they state. And I was this many years old when I found out about Roseacre, I want to try it, it looks cool.
Yooo Kyle what song is that riff you play towards the end of the video from? Sounds so familiar
This may be, the best video you've ever done believe it or not. Very funny, very entertaining to watch.
Like fireflies, I bet it's a great mod platform and it's fun to work on and dial in.
I have 3 guitars from harley benton that i've bought from thomann. They all came played and scratched although i payed the price for the brand new not b-stock
I’ll be changing the tuners, pickups, bridge and pots as well as the output jack.
Great videos!
Your humor keeps me rolling! 😅
Upgrade videos are awesome!
I had the charvel knockoff Harley Benton and I have to say it was pretty impressive the only thing was fret sprout pretty bad so sanding those down and while it had a dinky body, the neck was more of a musicman neck and was a little too big for my taste but overall that guitar was pretty damn good for what it was
When he asked if people were going to leave it alone and play it "as god intended," I almost lost it. That's one of the funniest things I've heard in a long time.
I just bought one of these... Love your channel bro, but gotta disagree with you on the pickups. I compared these HBZs with my epiphone matt heafy origins with his fluences and there was not much difference. I did roll the volume back to around 7 though for more clarity
That's because there isn't a big difference between most pickups
Seems like an honest review. I remember when I watched the Glenn Fricker video on how "pickups don't matter" I couldn't believe how bad the Harley Benton active pickups sounded. They sounded like hot moldy dog diarrhea and to see him sit there and be like "see? no difference" when anyone with ears could hear how muddy and muffled they sound even through shitty headphones, well let's just say I don't really take any of his opinions on guitars seriously anymore (his opinions on mic placement and IRs are still worth listening to though) I'm glad I'm not the only one. My issue with Harley Benton is that I just don't like ordering guitars site unseen, and the fact that they are so blatant about copyright infringement of other designs to the point where they will an exact model released by another company in that same year and just bite it, kind of a red flag. I'd like to know how well these guitars fare after 10 years of playing, but again as mod platforms I'm sure they are fine. I'd much rather just walk into a guitar center and get a cheap Ibanez. They have nice necks and are great mod platforms.
If you actually close your eyes while listening to Glens video they indeed sound the same
@@flachmann161 no they don't. Only if you close your ears
what's disappointing ? the pickups and the tuners ?
I don't hate the pickups as much as you do in all honesty. I feel like they were still in the same ballpark during the comparison segment. Can they be better? Absolutely, I'd still pick either of the pickups in those Ibanez models over them. A needed long term upgrade, but they are unoffensive sounding considering price point.
I'd totally love to see mods of inexpensive guitars. I have a Harley Benton that I want to upgrade with better pickups and tuners.
The Harley Benton pickups sounded better and more clear than all of the others, at least in the way you showed them. I'd suspect that has something to do with the low end just not being there on the Harley Bentons vs not having rolled off any low end on the others.
it's definitely the opposite. The Harley betnons have way more low end and much less note definition than the other two. Crazy how differently people bear things.
I have been eyeing this guitar.. I personally am the kind of person who hates anything but a speed neck/wizard neck.. I saw online that it says modern c and that is disappointing.. especially for most of the people who like the aesthetics. I'm just wondering if it's actually a c shape or if it's closer to a Jackson/Ibanez/ESP neck.
I have a couple of my guitar students that play Harley Benton's. Kyle hit the nail on the head when he said if it's got good bones it's worth upgrading one of my students even gigs with his Harley Benton.
Fishmans have the most clarity but even the h.b. don't sound terrible through a good amp setup
after listening to your video: the pickups are pretty much genre-dependent. it sounds like ass for some genres, but fits others quite nicely!
Usually when you buy a $200 budget guitar it needs some work ....as long as the neck is not warped and the tension rod functions properly.....it can be molded into a killer....just like marines ohhhhraaaaa...aint that right princess
The pickups sound good. Just change the volume pot for a brighter range
Nah.
i hope maverick is doing a ok. i dont play as heavy but love the sound of it. keep up the goodness.
lefty trampas green custom 24 se. had a bunch of nice guitars stolen some years back. sad how drug addicts need your stuff more than you do. lol.
Have this guitar. The HBZs are terrible. Super high noise floor in those preamps. The tuners were so bad I tossed them in the trash!
Put in Jim Root EMGs and hipshot tuners! The bridge hardware and 3-way switch are solid on the guitar.
Roseacer is just heat treated maple. They leave it unfinished.
Harley Bentons make great mod platforms, I think you'd be pretty hard pressed to find a better base for modding for the price of a Harley Benton.
Yes, more reviews please.
They should call this range the Rim Joot Collection...
I would sooner use cheap passive pickups like Guitar Fetish, and pair with an active preamp, either from them or Seymour Duncan, or else just use GFS RedActives, Seymour Duncan Blackouts, or EMG Open Core, pick your favorite set of Fishman's, etc. I would do the same thing if I bought one of those Leo Jaymez Tempest guitars, tbh.
There used to be a hardcore band from PA back in the late 90’s early 00’s called Belligerent. Anyone ever heard of them?
That Mark of the Squealer riff tho 😁
lot fair to compare barley Benton pick ups to eng or others. Eng pick ups can cost more than the whole HB guitar.
I bought a headless and it was the biggest piece of crap ever . Wonky frets and a weird sitar buzz from the bridge. I bought several tools. Different fret files, to level and clean up. Nut files , and ended up buying this other Chinese bridge too fix the sound . Got a Duncan distortion set used from ebay. Regular pots and switch.
I enjoyed getting the tools and learning to work on all the stuff but no telling how much I spent lol. Could have just got something better.
But, why would you compare Fishman Fluence pickups that cost what, 200-300 $USD a pair, with a whole guitar that costs half the price if not less? Makes no sense.
I’ve seen a lot of Harley Benton guitars here on TH-cam, but none in “the wild” here in the states.
The reviews are mixed, and makes me averse to taking a chance on one. I know they’re cheap, but nothing else is these-days.
Ok Kyle, again I agree with you on everything about that guitar. (For those who don't know, we don't always agree, but we're respectful about that and no caca-poo-poo head doo doo faces about it)
Anyway, yeah the tones on that guitar just sound a bit dead-ish. Your chops are there but I think it needs some upgrades.
It would be an awesome starting point for a beginner and they could upgrade the guitar as they learn. Also it sounds like a good starting point for a mod project.
Good job yo! 🤘🤘
I actually have restless leg syndrome, I did a sleep study when was 17. Welcome to the club though, smoke a bowl and pass out
"Feel free to unsubscribe" 😂😂😂💀💀💀
Kyle, you can borrow my Carvin V3 if you wanna pay for shipping?
I'm OCD with things I buy especially guitars. I don't care if it cost $100 or $10,000 if it's new it should be in working order and in good condition.
Restless leg suuuuucks!
That’s a good looking rig. If the guitars neck and body are good, some EMGs would fix those grounding issues lots had
Kyle, you are a beautiful diva princess and f*uck the haters.
Roseacer is heat treated and tinted maple
Let's see some serious mods. A 400 series Viper or Revstar Element like I did up. Both make great cheap mod platforms. Stock HB guitars aren't for me. Actually, no HB guitars are for me, so far. Peace!
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Poo poo doo doo nugget brains is my favorite limp bizkit album.
FF Modern + 6505 is honk central.
Jim Root new signature.
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Sick!
For some reason I hate the name Harley Benton for a guitar. Sounds generic as hell to me. Ill stick with my overpriced and poorly QCd Jacksons 😅 Thanks.
You have to sleep less my dude, the jokes ware good 🤘🤘🤘
I honestly don’t hear any issues with the stock pickups… but that’s just me
I like seeing mod shit, all day, everyday
Just found my next band name. The PooPoo DooDoo Nugget Brains.
E-II do the flip out battery packs
Dude. I've had RLS since high school
So when can we expect the “Poo Poo Doo Doo Butt Nuggets” merch? 🤔
You were probably using lead free solder, Throw that junk in the trash and get some small diameter hyper eutectic
73/27 lead solder and you will see it sticks, melts easier, and freezes quicker, as well as does not have that pasty milky
not smooth look to it. a good solder joint will be smooth and shiny.
I'm really confused as to why you're talking about solder. I didn't solder anything or mention solder.
Nice tip, I guess. But there was no soldering involved 😕
But but but but Glenn said that these are perfect guitars
He never did. Maybe try to listen next time. He said they are great for the price, which is true, probably won't find anything better in that price range, especially if you live in the EU
Barely Hinton Bumhucker pickups
Put some Tone Ninja locking tuners on it
Bit it chugs in your hand.
Tone (mud) knobs exist to make me sad when I accidentally move them off of 10.
Tom G Warrior and Trevor Peres might want a word with you.
Never listened to Obituary?
@@Eliphas_Elric That's what I'm saying, or Celtic Frost? Like hello?!?!?
@@ilikepotatoes1345 You guy can defend the mud knob all you want but they still suck
@@samizdat113 no u
hb for kb 🤘