Harley Benton Fusion-T HH HT LH EB BK

Ordered this one a little while ago, and i could easily say that it is better than i expected.
The build quality is great, there are no issues that i could find. There was an issue with shipping and a little ding in the body that was the result, but the Thomann CC resolved that promptly, so kudos to them as well. And it gives my guitar a little bit character, which is awesome.

The neck is straight, no fret buzz and no issues with frets.

The body is beautiful and the black top/cherry back combo is ridiculous in person. Upper fret access is also great.

Humbuckers sound great with my Katana, plethora of sounds with the dual humbuckers and volume/tone knobs. The push/pull tone knob also provides some additional tones, but i don't use it very much as it is not my style.
The pots could be a little better, but that is a minor upgrade that i could make myself (and plan to do).

Overall, i am very happy with this purchase and already looking for my next Harley Benton guitar.

I wanted this guitar for over a year and I had it in my wish list but it was never in stock until now and I had to get it, even though I have 7 more guitars (2 more Harley Benton).
I really can't believe that this guitar, with such a great quality is in the market on this price! Locking tuners, stainless steel frets, ebony fretboard, coil split, wilkinson bridge and such a smooth finish! It also came with a good setup. I just turned the truss rod just a bit to make the action perfect. By the way, the truss rod adjustment is at the lower part of the fretbord (spoke wheel). Great sound by the pickups and the neck feels smooth, with a satin back finish!

This was my first guitar and I have no regrets. I inspected the guitar on delivery and found no signs of damage, took it to my local guitar store for a set-up (they told me very little work was needed) and proceeded to use it for the past year.

The guitar is comfortable to use, the satin neck is smooth and I have had no issues with the locking tuners when restringing the guitar.

The pickups sound acceptable but I cannot comment further without any means for comparison, and I have favoured learning to play over learning to dial in any tone beyond the few presents in my amp.

Overall I am very pleased with this HB guitar and my experience as a first time buyer; I have the SC III and Amarok 6 on my wish list for future purchases thanks to the value demonstrated in this Harley Benton purchase.

I’ve had my Fusion-T for some time now.
It was my first HB guitar, so my expectations were tempered with a smidge of apprehension as to what I’d actually be getting for my hard earned.

My feelings are overwhelmingly positive.
Yes, it’s a heavy beast (much, much heavier than my SC-550 II Gotoh that arrived yesterday), but my gigging days are long behind me, and nowadays I mostly play whilst sitting down, so it’s not a problem.

It looks great. The finish is perfect, though the mirror black doesn’t react kindly to finger marks.
The neck is a tiny bit chunkier than ideal. I have large hands, but suffer from arthritis in my fingers. Finding a neck that works for me can be lottery. I have guitars with (apparently) similar neck profiles that feel very different. That said, the neck is beautiful, and feels gorgeously tactile.
It’s a joy to play.
The locking tuners seem to do their job as intended. It’s a sharp-looking guitar that, for the money, is a real bargain.
Us lefties often get a raw deal when it comes to choice, but HB have a very decent range of options.