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Harley Benton Fusion-IV HSS LH MN QBKB

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Electric Guitar

  • Left-handed model
  • Body: Nyatoh
  • Top: Quilted maple veneer
  • Bolt-on neck: Roasted Canadian flamed maple
  • Fingerboard: Canadian maple
  • Circular fingerboard inlays and fluorescent side markers
  • Neck profile: modern C - Thickness at 1st fret: 21 mm / 12th fret: 23 mm
  • Truss rod: Double action adjustment wheel
  • Body binding: Natural wood
  • Compound fingerboard radius: 305 mm - 406 mm (12" - 16")
  • Scale length: 648 mm (25.50")
  • Nut width: 42 mm (1.65")
  • Graph Tech TUSQ XL nut
  • 24 Blacksmith stainless steel 2.7 mm medium jumbo frets
  • Pickups: Tesla Opus-1B Alnico 5 Zebra Humbucker (bridge), Tesla VR-1BK M Alnico 5 Single Coil (middle) and Tesla VR-1BK N Alnico 5 Single Coil (neck)
  • 1 volume and 1 tone control with mini switch for coil split
  • 5-way switch
  • Bridge: Babicz FCH 2-Point Special Z-Serie C full contact tremolo
  • Chrome hardware
  • Staggered Jinho JN-07 locking tuners with Harley Benton logo
  • Strings: Harley Benton HQS EL .010 - .046 Coated
  • Colour: Quilt Blue Burst high-gloss
  • Available since April 2026
  • Item number 618264
  • Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
  • Shape, Design ST-Style
  • Colour Quilt Black Burst Gloss
  • Body Nyatoh
  • Neck Roasted Flamed Maple
  • Fretboard Roasted Maple
  • number of strings 6
  • Frets 24
  • Scale 648 mm
  • Pickup System HSS
  • Tremolo Yes
  • Including Case No
  • Incl. Gigbag No
  • Top Flamed Laminated Maple
519 €
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Another great HB guitar
Mr Sinister 03.07.2026
This is my 3rd HB electric guitar, following my Fusion-T, & my SC-550 Gotoh.
It’s my first HB with a trem (& currently my only working guitar with a trem), my first with a maple fingerboard, & first with 24 frets.
It was a conscious decision not not go for a hard-tail, though I did have some concerns regarding build quality / tuning stability etc. I need not have worried; all is good.
Better than good.
The build quality is excellent; the finish immaculate. However, a word of note: the guitar is described as being blue, & it is. Much less ‘grey’ than the photos suggest.

It’s not heavy. Certainly not as weighty as my Fusion-T, but perhaps not as light as my SC-550.
I’m a little confused by the micro-switch. The description states it acts as a coil split, but it actually alters the tone quality of all three pick-ups (which is a good thing imo). I also - mistakenly - thought a sticky-out bit on the switch was a very minor manufacture defect, when it’s, in reality, a feature. Though, honestly, I’m not sure exactly what it does (it is just about visible in the product photos).

It’s lovely to play. The neck is great.
I can see no defects anywhere.
All-in-all, a great guitar for the money.
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