Harley Benton TE-52, No Hype In depth Review, 30 tech checks, different amps, no nonsense Conclusion
Alvin's Guitar Comfort Zone
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Harley Benton TE-52, No Hype In depth Review, 30 tech checks, different amps, no nonsense Conclusion
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Alvin's Guitar Comfort Zone
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00:00 Demo
00:45 Introduction
01:59 Technical Check
08:59 Playability Check
12:46 Sound Check
19:53 Conclusion
Episode 2 of the "3 Telecasters and 3 Pickups" series where one Tele of around 150 euro/US dollar, one Tele of about 450 euro/ US dollar, and one Tele of more than 1000 euro/ US dollar will be reviewed. Then each Tele will be reviewed with an aftermarket budget vintage style pickup set and with a budget hotter pickup set.
DESCRIPTION: A thorough and in depth electric but beginner friendly guitar review by an unpaid independent guitar player who does tech or luthier work. The video starts with the INTRODUCTION where the goal to give numbers and facts and no hype to help you to make an informed guitar buying decision is explained. Special attention will be given to the setup and neck comfort. The 1) TECHNICAL CHECK, Every technical aspect of the guitar will be tested, a truss rod test, fret test, relief, fit and finish, nut slot depth, INTONATION, we even drill a hole in the neck to check the wood. The 2) COMFORT CHECK informs about the neck shape, good for small hands, hand size and shape recommendation, set up, relief, nut and saddle adjustment, action test, etc. The 3) SOUND CHECK Here we will listen to the guitar with different amplifiers like a Fender, Marshall JMP, and an EvH Peavey 5150 van Halen amplifier. We will asses the guitar sound quality and the pickups and magnets and all the position switch settings in clean and distorted as well as high gain with different music styles varying from country to rockabilly, blues, jump blues, pop , classic rock, and metal. The CONCLUSION & RECOMMENDATION gives buying advice and whether you need a luthier or guiar tech or technician to make the guitar playable or fix issues.