Harley Benton Fusion-T II HH RW HT PM

Harley Benton Fusion-T II HH RW HT PM review

The Harley Benton Fusion-T II HH RW HT PM is a Pro Series electric guitar with a nyatoh body, a bolt-on roasted flamed maple neck, two Tesla humbuckers, and a fixed Babicz bridge. Its listed price is 422. The available information describes its construction and hardware in useful detail, but includes a discrepancy about the fingerboard material that buyers should resolve before ordering.

No customer reviews are available, so there is no basis for claims about playing feel, reliability, or sound quality in practice. This review assesses the specifications only. The guitar has been available since July 2026, and its item number is 627842.

Body, neck, and dimensions

The body is made from nyatoh and has a Purple Metallic finish with black body binding. No top is listed. The neck is bolt-on construction, made from roasted Canadian flamed maple, with a Modern C profile. Its stated thickness is 21 mm at the first fret and 23 mm at the twelfth, while the nut width is 42 mm.

The scale length is 648 mm, or 25.5 inches, and the neck carries 24 frets. The fingerboard radius is compound, changing from 12 inches to 16 inches. Those measurements specify a relatively rounder radius near the nut and a flatter one higher up the neck. Whether that suits a particular player depends on preference and setup, neither of which can be assessed from the listing.

There is a material conflict in the supplied specifications. The summary identifies the fingerboard as caramelized Canadian maple, while the detailed construction description says rosewood. These are different woods, so the guitar's fingerboard material cannot be stated confidently from the available data. The listing also specifies circular dot inlays and fluorescent side markers. A double-action truss rod has an adjustment wheel.

Pickups and controls

The pickup arrangement is HH, with one Tesla Opus-1B Alnico 5 humbucker at the bridge and one Tesla Opus-1N Alnico 5 humbucker at the neck. Both pickups are described as having gold covers. The controls consist of one volume control, one tone control, a five-way switch, and a mini switch identified as an "Alter" switch.

The available information does not explain the five-way switch positions or what the Alter switch changes. It would be unwise to infer specific coil combinations or switching options without a wiring diagram or manufacturer explanation. The specifications establish that the guitar offers more than a basic two-pickup selector layout, but do not document exactly how each setting works.

Bridge, tuners, and included items

A Babicz Z-Series FCH fixed six-string hardtail bridge anchors the strings. The fixed design avoids a tremolo arm and its associated moving bridge hardware. The listing does not provide setup details or claim particular tuning behavior, so those points remain untested. Jinho JN-07 staggered locking tuning machines carry the Harley Benton logo, and the hardware has a gold finish.

The supplied strings are Harley Benton HQS EL Coated, in.010,.046 gauges, tuned to standard E-A-D-G-B-E. No case or gig bag is included. The sales unit is one piece.

What the specifications support

On paper, the Fusion-T II HH RW HT PM combines a full 25.5-inch scale, 24 frets, locking tuners, and a fixed bridge. Its roasted maple neck has stated dimensions, and the compound-radius fingerboard is specified with measurements rather than a single radius figure. The two Alnico 5 humbuckers and four switching controls are identifiable, although the switching functions need clarification.

The main purchasing caveat is the inconsistent fingerboard description. The model suffix "RW" may suggest rosewood, but a suffix is not enough to settle the contradiction against the summary's caramelized maple entry. Confirm the material with Harley Benton or the retailer before purchase, especially if wood choice is important to you. The listed price is 422, with no currency specified in the supplied data.

Verdict

The documented specification describes a fixed-bridge, dual-humbucker guitar with a roasted maple bolt-on neck, compound radius, locking tuners, and gold-finished hardware. It does not establish how the guitar sounds or feels, and there are no customer reports to fill that gap. The unclear fingerboard material and undocumented switch functions are the key details to verify. Buyers who need those points confirmed should do so before placing an order.