I played one the other day at a different guitar center and had to pull myself away from it. 😂 Seriously killer guitar

Can’t beat the price 🤘🎸

I can’t be certain but I’d be willing to be it’s the same circuit…

@@ArtOfShredYT interestingly enough, it wasn’t just this guitar… I had 3 guitars with busted E strings, and the action on my HB Fusion T is so wildly off it’s unplayable 😂 😂 So needless to say I have some setting up to do 🤦‍♂️

@@FretboardDiaries whoa wtf!

Gotta ask, what was your issue? I’ve put these in three different guitars at this point, with very little modification needed without issue. Perhaps I can help

@ no sound comes through, but when I turn up or down the volume it just screams

🤔… Do you have the wiring diagram from their site? Just curious. That would be the first thing I’d double check. I’ve gotten it wrong before and put the whole thing back together… and that was with single coils that couldn’t have been easier 😂 🤦‍♂️ It’s also always possible you got a bad pot. Reach out to them and see what they say.

@@FretboardDiaries yea I went directly off the diagram, thanks for linking it btw I couldn’t find it anywhere, then I double checked it off your video. The only difference between mine is I wired it into my battery pack, my soldering was fine if it wasn’t nearly half of my stuff wouldn’t be working since I personally fix it. I’ll take videos and contact them, thanks

@@FretboardDiaries I got sound to come through with one of the pickups being perfect my current issue is now one of the pickups is super fuzzy sounding, which is weird I’m guessing it may be the toggle switch because I have another guitar that I ordered all the parts for that doesn’t have this issue, same pickups. What do you think?

Interestingly enough, Scar reviewed this guitar on its first run and gave it a terrible review. I know because I watched it before I received this guitar. I specifically looked at the issues he had to see if this guitar had them and it appeared like Fesley fixed them. That’s one of the reasons I like and work with Fesley. They are actively looking to get better, they seek feedback, and they act on that feedback. That’s a rare find with Amazon guitars. Most Amazon budget companies are just looking to pump out cheap guitars and get them sold… I’ll have another Fesley review coming in the next month. Thanks for commenting and thanks for watching 🤘🎸

@FretboardDiaries My memory is lousy. Maybe it was the strats that had good fretwork? But yes, I hope they are improving. I don't mind one or two frets being up but I don't want to do the whole fretboard.

@ Indeed… and he’s done numerous reviews of Fesley guitars with others scoring very well… It was this particular model that he had an issue with. That said, it was clear from the one I got, that they addressed the issues and they responded to him on the video as well. Either way, I’m really stoked that folks can get a guitar like this for the price. When I was a kid, that was unheard of, so it’s nice to know that kids can get their hands on a good guitar for a budget price…

So I didn’t change the nut on this guitar, but I’ve seen a lot of guys giving a company called GraphTech some high praises. I’m not sure exactly which one you need, but there’s some HB modding groups on Facebook that always seem to have the right answer 🤘🎸

Awesome man, I appreciate the feedback. 🤘🎸

The weights not too bad. Light enough to be comfortable but heavy enough that it doesn’t feel cheap or flimsy… I forget the actual poundage but it’s not bad. I had an old Aria Pro Explorer that weighed a ton… 😂… This one is comfortable weight wise

🤔… So I did a little google research, thankfully I haven’t had this problem yet, and the typical responses seemed to be to try a very drops (not a lot, just a very little bit as to not harm the wood underneath) of Marvel mystery oil and heat up the post with a soldering iron. To be honest, I haven’t had this problem yet, so I don’t have any personal experience with it. Hope with helps, best of luck and if you get them unstuck, respond here with how you did it 🤘🎸

@@FretboardDiaries thanks!

I’ll have to check that out now… Back when I did this video, it was 2 guitars, then the shipping price went up… Could be Dangerous to my bank account if true 😂

@FretboardDiaries 😀 btw man, how is the stock setup after you set it up by yourself, how's the tuning stability of the cst24t using the trem, no added parts just stock parts with but setup by the end user?

@ Honestly man, I’m not sure on the CST… I currently own 3 HB’s… A Fusion T, and ST20, and a TE20HH sbk… All three had surprisingly good setups. I have full reviews on the channel, but all three performed really well out of the box

@@FretboardDiaries I think you should get one, since you can order 3 or more for same shipping 😀

@ 😂 Dangerous… 😂

Oh man, it’s been so long I don’t remember the exact brand… This was a VERY light cleaner, that has never left any fingerboard tacky… That said, if you look through my channel, you’ll find other cleaning videos where I use a cleaner, then a conditioner. A conditioner can ABSOLUTELY leave the fretboard tacky for a little while, particularly if the fretboard is a board that uses a filler, like a Roseacer Fretboard… So the short answer is, NO, if you’re using a simple cleaner, a fretboard shouldn’t be tacky. If you’re using a conditioner, it’s possible depending on the fretboard materials…

In my opinion, Yes, because of the cut out shape… Not by a lot, but certainly feels a little bigger

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@@FretboardDiaries thank you friend virtual good weekend and good 2025 🍀🌈 ⚡🤟🤙🎸 rock and roll Elvis Presley Forever

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Haha yeah I’m aware of that… The tightness was in the gears and not fixed by adjusting the button screws unfortunately. This is pretty common with budget tuners, so no real surprise here, and it wasn’t a deal breaker. They just weren’t quite as smooth as the others.

I definitely recommend not doing it yourself if you’re a beginner or if it’s the only guitar you have. One thing I would tell you at some point, buy a really cheap guitar, and learn to mod it that way. For instance, Donner had a strat on sale last week for $65 shipped. That is the ideal guitar to learn to mod, put tuners on, file/level fret, pickup swap. That way, if you make a mistake, or can’t get it back together, it’s no big loss… It will help you in the long run to learn how to mod and setup your own guitars Lastly, make sure you order the correct tuner type… I believe your SG is typically a 3x3, not the in-line 6. Be sure to order the right ones. Best of luck man 🤘🎸

​@FretboardDiaries Yeah it's 3×3 and they're Red/ Gold for $69.00 , couldn't find the same at Ali but they had a nice selection, thanks for reaching out , your post helped alot. Happy New Year to you and your family .🙏

@ right on man, hope you and your fam had a great New Year as well 🤘🎸

That’s interesting… I just ordered a $65 Donner so we’ll see. I don’t expect much but who knows these days.

@@FretboardDiaries donner is hit and miss (apparently their some of their 200$ -400$models are great .?)..I was just wondering if both Harley/Donner necks are made on the same cc machine ?

@ probably a good chance they’re made in the same place in China or Vietnam… Many times those plants make guitars for a bunch of different suppliers. I have an HB strat so I’ll take a closer look when the Donner arrives

The Vulture 👀 🎸… On my shortlist of guitars that if I find one for the right price, I’m in

No thankfully but If you don’t want to use nut lubricant, you can just use a pencil and just line the inside of the nut slots with the pencil. This seems to work well for a lot of folks too.

I put those on my Schecter CR-6… Great strings 🤘🎸

@@BeardedMark91 Actually no, because the action was a tad low to begin with… but I would expect to have to make a minor adjustment if the action is currently where you like it. No adjustment to the saddles was needed however I did have to slot the nut just a tad, but that was it… Typically a slight truss rod adjustment may be needed. It can be very fickle… I just moved to a very dry area from very humid area, and about half my guitars need truss rod adjustments 🤦‍♂️…

Amazon sells them relatively cheap… I’ve bought a bunch from them through the years

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I’m not so worried about strikes as I am claims… If I cover something, and it gets claimed, I lose the monetization…. Strikes are pretty rare unless you blatantly rip something off. Sure there are ways for people to try and work the system, but so far I haven’t had an issue, been at it going on 4 years, so fingers crossed 🤞

@ The Ambient dood, chords of Orion, has had instant strikes after finishing live streams of his own, instant original tunes, by scumb@gs who troll. It’s happening more and more. I hope you escape untouched!@ Best Regards and Best Wishes!

@ that’s interesting for sure man. Appreciate the heads up on it. I’m gonna check out his channel now

I have no doubt that the HB 62 is a better guitar. I’ve got multiple HB’s and know their quality well, the problem is, if you live in the States, you’ll at least $75 for shipping. It practically doubles the price of the guitar. Whereas you can get something like this on Amazon for under $100 shipped to your door. This guitar also includes a gig bag and accessories, so if you’re a beginner just starting out, it may be a better value. I would definitely prefer the HB, and if you’re planning to mod or are a seasoned player, the HB is definitely the better option 🤘🎸

Hey right on man! Thank you for the kind words… I have gotten away from doing lessons but I plan to return to that in the new year. Thanks for the sub and thanks for watching 🤘🎸