Rocktile Pro L-200OHB Electric Guitar Orange Honey Burst

Wow. I was looking at this guitar thinking it would not be brilliant but I hoped....and it is brilliant!! Sounds good, looks are incredible and the cost was the best imaginable. I paid £150. I played the “alright now” intro and it gave that overdrive sound perfectly. Best thing since sliced bread 😄

Sometimes looks can be deceiving but in this case it is certainly not so. Its as good as it looks, the finish on the body is top notch, no flaws on the binding. The fret board is good and the frets have no rough edges making it very playable. The tuners do a good job, once tuned the guitar stays tuned. The strings although not the best are more than adequate, i will get a fair bit of playing out of them before changing. The action was a tad high but no real problem and it remains playable without any adjustment. The neck pup has a nice warmth to it and theres plenty of bite in the bridge pup, with a nice growl as you crank the volume up, combining the two pups and you get a very nice balanced sound which is very pleasing. Would i change anything? Well, apart from the strings i would probably change the bridge to a Nashville style one but all in all the fault i can find is why i didnt get it earlier. Top bit of kit.

Purchased for my husband who used to play acoustic and had a hankering to return to playing again. Heard opening cords to Smoke on the Water yesterday morning so realised he had tuned it and sorted out an apparently common problem with Les Paul guitars, which relates to the low E fret buzz? Anyway he sorted it and for those who have same trouble there are guides how to fix this problem on YouTube. I don't think this minor clitch should put you off this guitar because it's a really nice guitar and very good value for such good quality. Gutted the price dropped after I bought this. My Yorkshire pride is somewhat bruised by missing an even better bargain. From a purely aesthetic perspective the shape and colours of this instrument look really warm and attractive. Look forward to my husband singing and playing to me like he did when we we were courting and newly weds. Although he still sings to me now and then, but he can now accompany himself on the guitar once more. 24 years married and still serenaded, I can't complain.

I read through the reviews for this guitar as I’m a complete beginner and have always wanted to learn, reviews were very favourable as easy to get your fret hand round and not having the largest of hands that was definitely a plus, when the guitar arrived I only had to tune it and must say that problems other reviews highlighted re fret buzz, staying in tune and string quality have not been a problem, I have purchased a couple of sets of Ernie Ball slinky strings but at the moment have not had to change them, the ones on the guitar sound ok to me but at the moment I wouldn’t know the difference!, the guitar itself seems well built and is lovely to look at and for the price is well worth the money for a Les Paul copy.

This guitar in the flesh is actually stunning. The detail and craftsmanship are that of a much more expensive guitar. Ive had no issues with it holding tune, slight adjustment needed on the string action, but nothing you wouldnt expect with a guitar in this price range. Strings supplied are not best quality, however they are not cheap crap either.. but swap them out with your preference and happy days.Well well well worth every penny.

Would be a perfect guitar. Nice build quality, hefty and feels very solid with good sound - However my guitar has terrible fret buzz which will not go away even with large adjustments. It's clearly a fault with the fret board being slightly uneven towards the neck of the guitar, however the company have not got back to me regarding my complaint.

This guitar is fantastic for the price,looks and finish are really great,needed a fret dress, but most guitars do,was let down by a very bad plastic nut,but as i am able to do these jobs mine is now fully set up with a bone nut,and is now an excellent guitar,well done Rocktile,love it.

good copy of a lp quite heavy good finish happy for price

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Bellissima chitarra, e suona altrettanto bene! Ero da tempo in cerca di una replica economica della Les Paul che non fosse di scarsa qualità, ho cercato molto anche tra l'usato... a dire il vero questa chitarra era una delle prime che avevo trovato ma, visto il prezzo e la marca sconosciuta, l'avevo subito scartata: poi incuriosito dalle recensioni (anche quelle straniere) ho fatto un po' di ricerche su internet e ho scoperto che, oltre ad essere ben costruita, suona davvero molto bene. Insomma l'ho comprata e ne sono contentissimo, CONSIGLIATISSIMA!!!

I bought the guitar as a project, so I knew there's work to be done. Pro's: The Body and neck are wonderfull. Beautyfull painted. Nice binding all around, clean workmanship on that part. The guitar is not to heavy. The guitar works, but no more then that. Con's: The guitar is dirty as hell. But fixable. The frets are even dirtier, on the neckbinding is even rust visible. But also fixable. The strings are rusty, when tuning the high e snappen. It was that rusty. Fixable by putting on new strings. The high E, B and G string couldn't be intonated with the stock lay-out from the bridge. I had to install the three saddles backwards. So intonated and fixed. The wiring from the neck pickup and bridge pickup is reversed. So when I select 'Rithme' with the switch the bridge pickup is engaged and vice versa. The lower volume pot has a bump inside, as has the upper tone pot. All fixable but I have to buy new pots.... The nut is way of, when fretting the first fret on the low E, I got a F sharp. But fixable. Some frets are high so I have buzzing strings, the fret ends are like razors, so a full fretjob is necessary. So fixable. The tuners don't hold tune, fixable with other tuners. Rusted screws, but fixable. Oneven lenght of some frets, will be fixed when I do the fretjob. So a lot, lot more work than anticipated, hopefully the store will provide me with some materials . Keep you informed. John Edit, After contacting the seller I could get a little discount which I acceped. Like I said, the bones of the guitar are good. Just need a lot of work. I did a full fretlevelling job, straightend the neck, replaced the plastic nut for a selfmade bone nut and sorted out the electric al issues. While replacing the nut I saw that the fretboard actually was fully made from wood instead of a thin venere on top of a wood. Maybe I'll change the radius in 12 inch, now it's 15 inch and that's a bit to flat for me. Maybe I'll change the pots to 500K, now there are mini pots used. But, I like to tinker around so I'm happy.

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Ich hab die Gitarre gebraucht bestellt, kam knapp 120 Euronen. Da hat man natürlich etwas Magengrummeln. Als sie schon an nächst möglichen Tag bei mir ankam und ich sie auspackte, stellte ich sofort fest, dass die Gitarre noch nie gespielt worden ist und keinerlei Gebrauchsspuren aufwies. Also neu das Teil. Erst mal die Verarbeitung gecheckt. Und siehe da, es gab bis auf ein paar winzige Kleinigkeiten, die nur beim näheren Hinsehen auffallen nichts zu mäkeln. Das Teil sieht echt toll aus, auch wenn die schöne Maserung natürlich nicht echt ist, spielt aber keine Rolle. Die Hardware ist vergoldet, sieht auch alles gut aus, zeigen muss sich, ob die Schönheit auch von Dauer ist, kann ich natürlich noch nicht sagen. Die Mechaniken sind ordentlich, natürlich gekapselt, chic chic. Die Werks-Saiten sind nicht zu gebrauchen, also runter damit und ordentliche drauf gezogen (GHS-Boomers, 10-46). Und umgehängt und spielen. Als erstes fällt auf, dass man sich beim kopieren wirklich mühe gegeben hat. Alles ist fast identisch wie bei einer "echten" Paula, nur das die Rocktile viel leichter ist. Man hat das Klangholz nirgens verraten, wird irgendein leichtes Holz sein. Auf jeden Fall kein Mahagoni, das ist für mich auch gut so, denn die echte Paula habe ich gehasst, wenn man sie mehr als eine Stunde um den Hals hatte. Auch der Hals weist identische Maße auf, wie man sie von der Gibson kennt. Sie spielt sich fast genauso. Achso, trotz neuer Saiten war die Gitarre richtig eingestellt, keine schnarren oder klappern, nichts, das hab ich bei Rocktile schon anders erlebt. Der letzte Panikpunkt war natürlich der Sound. Aber auch da gibt es eigentlich nichts zu meckern. Angefangen von schönen Clean-Sounds und satten Crunch bis volles Brett, funktioniert alles, na klar, das ist keine Les Paul Custom, dafür ist der Sound doch zu dünn, aber für eine Gitarre für dieses schmale Geld schon erstaunlich und vor allem brauchbar. Entscheidender Pluspunkt ist das Preis-Leistungsverhältniss, dass ist nämlich Top. Für Einsteiger ein tolles Instrument und auch für jeden, der (wie ich) einfach nur seine Sammlung um eine Les Paul abrunden will. Ich denke gerade Wiedereinsteiger haben mit dieser Gitarre einen heiden Spass und müssen das Konto nicht allzusehr strapazieren. 5 Sterne!