Dont forget, Harley often re badge top brands. Ive alot of Harley stuff - Amps, Guitars, tuners, power pedal board. I have other top brands a swell, Gibson etc. I love Harley stuff. Holds up.
Great video. Never had anything Harley Benton that's been poor....as an example their value acoustic, electric guitar and bass strings are brilliant and ridiculously cheap❤
Harley Benton are damn good stuff I have a collection of 16 guitars, from Fender/Burny/PRS some signiture guitars.. and the best is a Mk1 Harley Benton Les Paul SC custom. Floyd Rose trem, SC/Hum split gold plated hardware it is brilliant and my main guitar..came with Pro set up... £289 at the time. Harley Benton is quality is good.
you could use a 12 inch female to male jack socket to plug that into your guitar and the transmitter then could plug into the female end of the 12 inch cable and then mount that on your strap or in your back pocket or on ya belt.
Hi! How about digital or hiss noise with the volume guitar low? I used to have one (2.4ghz) but i can't use it anymore because rolling down the guitar volume (pot) makes noise, white/hiss/digital noise 🥲🥲🥲.
@@leonbrownmusic yes. But you can charge it also via the usb. So just take the transmitter out from the dock and charge it via usb. No need to take your whole pedal board out.
QUICKTIPP @Leon Brown Music 🏨 Imagine you love playing guitar, and you LIVE in a hotel 🤯 Like me 😋OK. I try to make this short: I use the same transmitter, love and hate it for the same reasons as you. BUT I bought a Tatonka 2938 Neopren Case Pocket 1, (Black, 12 x 8 x 3 cm ) which is a perfect match for the transmitter and can be easily fixed on any guitar strap. Then I connected the guitar to the transmitter via an audio extension (6,35mm male female cable from PNGKNYOCN 55cm) Works PERFECT and no more dingle dangle unsecure feelings!
