The Harley Benton electric guitar features an SSS configuration, where there are three pickups, one opposite the other, positioned at the neck, middle, and bridge of the guitar. The combination of the three pickups provides a rich and diverse palette of sounds, with the ability to choose according to the respective music and playing style.

It is also equipped with passive pickups, which do not require external power to operate. Specifically, passive pickups work using magnetism and produce a signal that is inversely proportional to the movement of the strings.

The ST body shape it features follows the lines of one of the most widespread electric guitars, like the Stratocaster. Its design has a double-cut body for access to the highest frets and an extended "horn" on the upper side that offers perfect balance during upright playing.

With a wide range of supporters, including Jimi Hendrix, Buddy Holly, David Gilmour, and Jeff Beck, it is clear that the ST Style shape can handle virtually any musical style.