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Harley Benton Guitars

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  • michael_mmichael_m

    @mrufino1 said:

    @michael_m said:
    Well all good on the setup now. Loosened the truss rod a quarter turn, raised the bridge (and made it level while I was at it), and raised the pickups a touch to match the raising of the bridge. Intonation was pretty good and just needed a small tweak on one string.

    I probably won’t even bother polishing the frets as they will wear in pretty quickly as they’re just a little gritty rather than problematic.

    Nut height is a little low, but it’s low on every string, so I’ll live with raising the bridge as there’s no string buzz or choking.

    Plays pretty well now.

    You should shim the nut (or replace it) if you can- action adjustment does a different thing.

    I highly recommend the Haze guitars sketchy setup books- he lays it out really simply and doing the steps in the order he recommends really makes a big difference.

    https://hazeguitars.com/sketchysetups

    With rough frets, learning crowning and polishing is not too hard (evidenced by the fact that I can do it!) and actually becomes fun as you get some practice on it.

    The inexpensive guitars are pretty amazing quality now, and usually some small setup tweaks can make them great players.

    I’d rather replace the nut rather than shim it, but it’s cut pretty well, so not a big deal. Just feels like it could be a touch higher so not really sure I want to go to all that effort for something that I probably won’t notice while playing.

    The frets are well finished on the ends and there are none that are put in badly. It’s more that they didn’t get a final polish and they’re already losing that gritty feel as I bend strings.

    Overall it feels like someone did all the right work on it but they rushed the setup.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @michael_m said:

    @mrufino1 said:

    @michael_m said:
    Well all good on the setup now. Loosened the truss rod a quarter turn, raised the bridge (and made it level while I was at it), and raised the pickups a touch to match the raising of the bridge. Intonation was pretty good and just needed a small tweak on one string.

    I probably won’t even bother polishing the frets as they will wear in pretty quickly as they’re just a little gritty rather than problematic.

    Nut height is a little low, but it’s low on every string, so I’ll live with raising the bridge as there’s no string buzz or choking.

    Plays pretty well now.

    You should shim the nut (or replace it) if you can- action adjustment does a different thing.

    I highly recommend the Haze guitars sketchy setup books- he lays it out really simply and doing the steps in the order he recommends really makes a big difference.

    https://hazeguitars.com/sketchysetups

    With rough frets, learning crowning and polishing is not too hard (evidenced by the fact that I can do it!) and actually becomes fun as you get some practice on it.

    The inexpensive guitars are pretty amazing quality now, and usually some small setup tweaks can make them great players.

    I’d rather replace the nut rather than shim it, but it’s cut pretty well, so not a big deal. Just feels like it could be a touch higher so not really sure I want to go to all that effort for something that I probably won’t notice while playing.

    The frets are well finished on the ends and there are none that are put in badly. It’s more that they didn’t get a final polish and they’re already losing that gritty feel as I bend strings.

    Overall it feels like someone did all the right work on it but they rushed the setup.

    That’s cool. Polishing frets is really easy then.

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @mrufino1 said:

    @michael_m said:

    @mrufino1 said:

    @michael_m said:
    Well all good on the setup now. Loosened the truss rod a quarter turn, raised the bridge (and made it level while I was at it), and raised the pickups a touch to match the raising of the bridge. Intonation was pretty good and just needed a small tweak on one string.

    I probably won’t even bother polishing the frets as they will wear in pretty quickly as they’re just a little gritty rather than problematic.

    Nut height is a little low, but it’s low on every string, so I’ll live with raising the bridge as there’s no string buzz or choking.

    Plays pretty well now.

    You should shim the nut (or replace it) if you can- action adjustment does a different thing.

    I highly recommend the Haze guitars sketchy setup books- he lays it out really simply and doing the steps in the order he recommends really makes a big difference.

    https://hazeguitars.com/sketchysetups

    With rough frets, learning crowning and polishing is not too hard (evidenced by the fact that I can do it!) and actually becomes fun as you get some practice on it.

    The inexpensive guitars are pretty amazing quality now, and usually some small setup tweaks can make them great players.

    I’d rather replace the nut rather than shim it, but it’s cut pretty well, so not a big deal. Just feels like it could be a touch higher so not really sure I want to go to all that effort for something that I probably won’t notice while playing.

    The frets are well finished on the ends and there are none that are put in badly. It’s more that they didn’t get a final polish and they’re already losing that gritty feel as I bend strings.

    Overall it feels like someone did all the right work on it but they rushed the setup.

    That’s cool. Polishing frets is really easy then.

    For the minimal amount of setup I had to do I’d really recommend these guitars. Some people have said they’re great out of the box, but even if they aren’t they’re set up better than I would expect for the price.

  • Vip8888Vip8888

    @michael_m said:
    For the minimal amount of setup I had to do I’d really recommend these guitars. Some people have said they’re great out of the box, but even if they aren’t they’re set up better than I would expect for the price.

    I think I’m sold on one. Any additional thoughts now that you’ve had it a few days? :)

    I’ve been wanting to add a semi-hollow to my collection but haven’t been able to justify it, but at this price in combination with unanimously good reviews on YouTube it’s hard to resist. Just trying to figure out which colour to get. Currently I’m leaning towards the metallic green one, which based on the Thomann photos doesn’t look that nice, but it looks great in the YouTube reviews. Alternatively I’m considering the cherry red or black one. Which one do you have?

  • NoiseHorseNoiseHorse


    I got this a couple years ago for $199. Plays perfectly. Too much guitar for my skill set.

  • ColoobarColoobar

    Two other great cheap guitar makers are Eart and Firefly. I've had both and my Eart is the perfect practice guitar.

  • KrupaKrupa

    I keep wondering is this would sate my jagmaster cravings, I’m a cheapo date for sure, but maybe I should just be sensible and go for a squire at some point…

    https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/electric-guitars/fazley-classic-series-fja518-sunburst-electric-guitar

  • michael_mmichael_m

    @Vip8888 said:

    @michael_m said:
    For the minimal amount of setup I had to do I’d really recommend these guitars. Some people have said they’re great out of the box, but even if they aren’t they’re set up better than I would expect for the price.

    I think I’m sold on one. Any additional thoughts now that you’ve had it a few days? :)

    I’ve been wanting to add a semi-hollow to my collection but haven’t been able to justify it, but at this price in combination with unanimously good reviews on YouTube it’s hard to resist. Just trying to figure out which colour to get. Currently I’m leaning towards the metallic green one, which based on the Thomann photos doesn’t look that nice, but it looks great in the YouTube reviews. Alternatively I’m considering the cherry red or black one. Which one do you have?

    I have the black one with coil taps. The humbuckers sound great, but not sure the coil-tapped sound is essential.

    Definitely a very playable guitar, stays in tune pretty well, and looks very nice overall.

  • mrufino1mrufino1

    @Krupa said:
    I keep wondering is this would sate my jagmaster cravings, I’m a cheapo date for sure, but maybe I should just be sensible and go for a squire at some point…

    https://www.bax-shop.co.uk/electric-guitars/fazley-classic-series-fja518-sunburst-electric-guitar

    That’s a cool looking guitar!

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