Harley Benton Parts Switch Name Plate Black

I use this in budget Epiphone Les Paul Special VE. After visiting with Guitar shop, it is indeed identical in looks and quality that I thought it was not.

The name plate comes in great shape and thickness. The only downside is that the writing are almost unreadable if you are reading from more than 2 meters away. The letters are cramped between them.

For a fraction the price, you can get an LP poker chip that looks virtually indistinguishable from a brand-made one... Provided you don't look too close.

Compared to higher-priced ones, the lettering is not totally consistent, and the edges of the chip does fray a little bit. But unless you're a stickler for that sorta thing, you won't really notice or mind

Bought a bunch of these as finishing touches for some of my Harley Benton's. Quality was very consistent across the lot.

Text is clear, dimensions are correct, and the adhesive backing is a nice touch for holding them in place!

While replacing the pickup selection switch on my old, old Danelectro guitar, I decided to add this switch position name plate, along with the switch,

Wow! this adds some real class to my old guitar, looks cool too, this has gotta pull more gigs.

Well worth the money.

The plate actually looks a lot better than on a pic Thomann provided us with. To be fair, I bought it just because of the price to replace the old miscoloured one on my Washburn guitar, but judging by its quality, it could as well be fitted on any original Gibson without looking weird.

My les paul came with cream colored plastics so i bought black ones to replace. This ring was no disapointment. Solid plastic, clear lettering and a sticker back if you want to fix it directly on the guitar. Sweet price too.

i bought it as optional replacement for the whitish part in the kit, but didn’t use it in the end. quality is good.

Very good. Looks awesome. Very clear lettering and a very good clean edge. I bought this with some other parts for a colour change on my L P and did not regret it at all. Thanks thomann.

Well what can you expect, a plastic that looks what it should look like.