Building the Harley Benton electric guitar kit JA: 3 WEEKS LATER.
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- čas přidán 9. 03. 2024
- I built this kit 3 weeks ago. What have I learnt? a few things...
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Well done, pal! You'll be knockin' out the body blanks, routing and building, in no time. Onwards and upwards
Thanks. I'm having fun, and maybe even learning something along the way!
So i have a question about these kits! They are the same exact bodies like the "put together" ones that Thomann sells right? Like the JA-60 and so on?
Because I am very tempted to buy one of these kits to learn setups and have it as a project guitar so to say. The reason I wonder if its the same as a JA-60 is because I want to make sure that a Dusenberg "Les Trem" tremolo will fit the kit body, because ive seen people put those tremolos on the JA-60 without problem
Hi Mikael, I am not 100% sure if they are exactly identical, but I believe they have the same dimensions, so if the Les Trem fits on the JA-60, then it should fit on one of the kits. It's great fun to make. I would love to see a video of your guitar build.
@@everythingguitar6247 Thanks for the reply! Yeah the only dimension that matters with that trem is that the distance between the stop tailpiece holes are correct, which I think are some what standard dimensions anyway. Maybe ill record some of the process! I have alot of plans for it haha
@@everythingguitar6247 And just one more question, the pickups in the kit are called Soapbar p90s right? And could I possibly buy replacement pickups in the future?
@MikaelKonradsson hi, yes they are soapbar P90 pickups. It would be quite straightforward to buy better pickups and add them.
Stop messing about. Drop a high output active humbucker in the bridge position and hook that shit up to a high distortion amp and a cab loaded with vintage 30s and chug heavily. The world needs balls out metal not wet the bed P90s music.
Now that sounds like a good plan! 👍 It's my first P90 guitar. I bet if I turn the volume up loud enough, it will sound pretty awesome.