Harley Benton CST-24 Purple Burst: Prince of Tone
Now available in Purple Burst
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The Harley Benton CST-24 Purple Burst is a brand new colour option for the already popular CST guitar line. Adding a very royal tone to the myriad of colour options already available.
Harley Benton CST-24 Purple Burst
The new Harley Benton CST-24 is now available in a Purple Burst finish option, which suits the guitar really well.
Purple Burst · Source: Harley Benton
All Over
This new purple burst finish is applied to the whole guitar and makes the arched flamed maple top pop nicely. It also covers the mahogany body and the rear of the C-profile, 25″ scale length glued-in neck that has a 42 mm nut width.
The ivory body and neck binding really suits the aesthetic of this model and works well with the purple burst finish.
It comes with a roasted jatoba fretboard which is fitted with 24 Blacksmith stainless steel frets, plus a set of Pearloid dot fret inlays. and has a fairly flat 13.78″ fretboard radius.
Purple all over · Source: Harley Benton
Roswell
This model comes factory fitted with a set of two Roswell HAF AlNiCo-5 open-coil black humbuckers with cream pickup surrounds.
These are wired via a single volume control, plus a tone control with a push/pull function for coil split and a three-way pickups selector switch.
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Wrap-over Bridge
All the hardware is chrome and includes a Deluxe GTB adjustable wrap-over bridge, a set of Deluxe tuners and a graphite nut. Which makes for a lot of value for the price point.
This whole guitar comes in at a very reasonable price point of well under €300 and looks fit for a king (or prince).
MSRP – EUR 259 *
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One response to “Harley Benton CST-24 Purple Burst: Prince of Tone”
I love HB guitars got 9 of them included fusion III X2 and Max Carlisle signature.
For me it’s a reliable guitar that I play every day(one of them ofcourse). got also big name guitars but I love my Benton.