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Harley Benton Electric Guitar Kit Victory

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Electric Guitar Kit V-Style

  • Complete DIY (do-it-yourself) kit
  • Body: Basswood (wood colour may vary)
  • Neck: Maple
  • Bolt-on neck: Roseacer
  • Dot fingerboard inlays
  • 22 Frets
  • Nut width: 42 mm (1.65")
  • Scale: 628 mm (24.75")
  • Pickups: 2 humbuckers (bridge and neck)
  • 2 Volume and 1 tone control
  • 3-Way switch
  • Tune-O-Matic bridge
  • Die-cast machine heads
  • Original strings: .010 - .046
  • Chrome hardware
  • Colour: Natural

Note: The body and neck have been primed with pore filler (suitable for varnishing, but possibly unfavourable for staining - may have to be sanded again) A certain degree of craftsmanship is required for successful assembly.

Available since August 2024
Item number 547712
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Shape V-Style
Colour Natural
Soundboard Basswood
Top None
Neck Maple
Fretboard Roseacer
Frets 22
Scale 628 mm
Pickups HH
Active Pickups No
Tremolo None
Incl. Case No
Incl. Bag No
1.690 kr
Including VAT; Excluding kr200 shipping
In stock within 12-15 weeks
In stock within 12-15 weeks

This product is expected back in stock soon and can then be shipped immediately.

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4.8 / 5

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First kit guitar, didn't disappoint
1st time kit guitar 17.08.2024
A good solid kit guitar at a very affordable price. I was looking for somewhere to start when it comes to building, setting up and customising my own guitar, and this thing was exactly what I needed.

The body was well cut and the neck went on no problem. The body needed a bit of extra sanding and with hindsight I should have primed it before applying the colour coat as that would have made life easier, but once the varnish went on the finish was perfect. (Note that any paint/varnish/lacquer etc will need to be bought separately). The setup was quite easy and ended up with a very playable guitar. Truss rod only needed a bit more relief and the action is simple to set (the bridge is two adjustment screws only, bass and treble, there is no individual string adjustment). The intonation worked out pretty easy too. This from someone who isn't super experienced with setups, I've only ever tweaked stuff already mostly done by a tech.

Two minor gripes: 1) the strings, 2) the instructions. The strings that come with are not great. I used them for initial setup then ditched them for my usual set and re-tweaked. The instructions I received were in German. Not a big deal as I have a translator app, it just made it a bit more awkward as a UK customer. The instructions for the electronics were a bit hard to follow though - the pictures are black and white and refer to colour codes wiring, also my wires were different colours to those referred to in the text. That said, I managed to get everything in place and working just by making some assumptions. If you're not at all familiar with guitar electronics, it might be a bit confusing. YouTube will be your friend if so.

I'm already considering getting another with a different body shape in the not too distant future. For the price point it's hard to beat, and honestly I could probably gig with this guitar now it's set up and I doubt anyone would notice it was a ~£100 kit guitar. That said, it probably isn't for the total beginner - you will need to be reasonably confident about doing the set up if you want it to play well.
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