Harley Benton PJ-4 HTR Deluxe review! Is it good for METAL?
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- Harley Benton PJ-4 HTR Deluxe a cheap bass from thomann. Is it any good? Can you use it for metal? #HarleyBenton #bass #review #johnnymark #metal
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I own the music in the intro/outro
Would you buy this bass?
I just bought it
There is “cheap” and there is “inexpensive “: Harley Benton used to make “cheap” and now they make “inexpensive “ instruments . They USED to junk, from all the reviews that I have read and watched, and that is NOT the case anymore.
I am planning on buying a couple of their basses, as I am planning on practicing bass again. You can get up to three guitars or basses shipped to the U.S. , at the same time, for about $35.00,... so it actually makes sense to get at least two for the low cost of the instruments.
And everyone says they make GREAT instruments for gradual upgrade projects ( replacing the strings, pick-ups, adding shielding inside and upgrading the pots, etc.)
I plan on getting this one and eventually replacing the J pick-up, adding some shielding on the inside and placing a black pick guard and upgrading the strings.
When I see the t-shirt i undertstand all. I have the same bass, and the same passion for Motorhead
I want to get it for the same reason, to record my own bass and also to learn the instrument. Seems like a good deal. I can always throw in some pickups at some point but I want a decent instrument for a cheap price. I bought an SC550+EMG and it's so good it blew my mind. Of course 100 bucks is a lower class but I'm just a hobby bassist.
hi, im a newcommer to and baught the same bass,thought it would be a fine beginner guitar,and i got nearly the same "issues". humming stops when touching metal parts and the JPickup sounds really noisy and scratchy. I dont know if i doing something really wrong on the knobs or the amp.Maybe its an hardware problem,or something in the environment...as a new bro with a cheap guitar,im glad so far,but it would be awesome to get some of that irritating noise off.
did i get it right that the single coil Pickup sound is "normal" in this case?
any Ideas or workarounds to stop that "static sound" wich disappear when touching?
Yep, I'd buy that bass.
I have a question, Do you think that their RB-414 would be good for metal?
Cual es el peso ? Gracias
Given the fact that the noise disappeares when you touch a metallic part (bridge, strings, etc), this has to be a ground issue,which accenuates when you use the single coiled j pickup.
Check the ground wiring and you should be fine
To further advance my thought, I think it's a great base (pun intended...) to use it as a ground to upgrade it!
I have checked the wiring with a multimeter and everything looks fine
What about the bridge ground wire?
@@boukaw7 that's the first thing I checked and there's normal continuity
Probably it's noisy cheap J-pickup. Also problem can be with other sources of hum like PC, monitor TV and others. Try to switch off maximum of sources and test again.
Single coil hum, normal