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Die neuen Rocktile Sphere Gitarren sind in der Form den klassischen ST-Modellen nachempfunden und proportional auf die Größe junger Nachwuchs-Rockmusiker angepasst.
Dabei lassen die Rocktile Junior E-Gitarren in Sachen Ausstattung und Verarbeitung keine Wünsche übrig. Professionelle Hardware und Tonabnehmer sorgen für erstklassigen Sound und lange anhaltende Spielfreude. Auch optisch lässt die Gitarre nichts anbrennen: mit ihrem matten Finish und dem klassisch weißen Schlagbrett macht sie auf der Bühne eine wirklich gute Figur.
Die Rocktile Sphere Junior ist mit einem Humbucker und einem Singlecoil-Tonabnehmer bestückt, die sich über den PickUp-Wahlschalter kombinieren und schalten lassen. Mit je einem Ton- und einem Volumeregler lässt sich dabei der Sound individuell einstellen.
Dank Ihres leichten Gewichts und der einfachen Bespielbarkeit ist die Rocktile Sphere Junior in 3/4-Größe das ideale Instrument für Kinder zwischen 8 und 14 Jahren. Sowohl für Anfänger als auch für fortgeschrittene Nachwuchsmusiker ist die Gitarre die absolut richtige Wahl.
Unsere Empfehlungen für die zu Alter und Körpergröße passende Mensur:
| 1/4 Größe | Alter 4 bis 7 Jahre | Körpergröße bis 110 cm | Mensur ca. 47-49 cm |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1/2 Größe | Alter 5 bis 9 Jahre | Körpergröße 110 bis 130 cm | Mensur ca. 53-55 cm |
| 3/4 Größe | Alter 8 bis 11 Jahre | Körpergröße 120 bis 140 cm | Mensur ca. 59-62 cm |
| 7/8 Größe | Alter 10 bis 13 Jahre | Körpergröße 130 bis 150 cm | Mensur ca. 62-63 cm |
| 4/4 Größe | Alter ab ca. 14 Jahre | Körpergröße ab ca. 150 cm | Mensur ca. 63-65 cm |
Die perfekte Einsteiger-Gitarre für Kinder!
Specification
- Product number 00044901
- Handedness Right-handed
- Gigbag / Case included Gigbag
- Neck Maple
- for children Yes
- Fretboard Composite
- Scale Shortscale < 24 Zoll
- Finish Satin
- Nut width 41 mm
- Top -
- Bridge/Tailpiece Tremolo
- Colour Sunburst
- Body shape ST
- Body Mahogany
- Pickups HS
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Only the strings are not of the best quality,
after tuning they are quickly out of tune again!
But they are easy to replace.
It's a nice guitar for a lot of fun.
Variant Rocktile Sphere Junior Electric Guitar 3/4 Black
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We tested various models for our 9-year-old daughter:
The Fender Squier and Ibanez models failed for us, are really hard to play on or were constantly out of tune.
I can highly recommend the Jackson JS1X for children aged 12 and over, it is very solidly made and has slightly better tuners. In my opinion, it's the best short scale in terms of value for money. However, the guitar was simply too big for our child.
So in the end we chose the Rocktile:
Positive:
+ Passable sound
+ Can be played really well once it is set up correctly
Negative:
- The tuners are the biggest weakness. Tuning the guitar is a bit strenuous, but then the guitar holds its tune very well for 1-2 hours while playing and then only goes slightly out of tune. If you accept that the tuners are a bit tricky and that you always have to retune the guitar slightly before playing, the child can have a lot of fun with the instrument.
- The guitar was very badly set up when it arrived. You should therefore only buy this guitar if you already have some experience with electric guitars or have someone in your circle of friends who can set it up properly.
Variant Rocktile Sphere Junior Electric Guitar 3/4 Black
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I was looking for a 3/4 electric guitar for my 8 year old grandson. Initially, I had a Fender Mini and the Ibanez micro in mind, but then decided for the Rocktile. In the end because it is much cheaper and has good reviews in tests. I thought that I would send it back if we were not satisfied with it. However, I must say that the part surprised me positively. The guitar looks good and high quality. I could not find any serious defects. The neck is straight, the string action was fine. The tremolo lever I have not even mounted, is not for children and would only lead to unnecessary detuning. I adjusted the pickups, in this case turned them up, which was done in 3 minutes with a scalloped screwdriver. I was able to tune it to standard E with no problem, with the strings buzzing slightly. If that bothers you, you can tune it to A, my grandson doesn't care.The guitar now sounds almost like a big one and is really fun.
My grandson is happy! For the price - I got it on sale for 79.-, clear buy recommendation! Best regards!
Variant Rocktile Sphere Junior Electric Guitar 3/4 Blue
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The criticisms in detail: The mechanics have partly quite a lot of play and make the tuning thereby somewhat difficult, but they then basically hold the tuning. Much more annoying was that some of the tuners were screwed on so crooked that I wonder if the manufacturer has any quality control at all. But the problem could be solved with a wrench and a screwdriver. About the side position: It was absolutely lousy, almost worthy of a lapsteel... So I turned down the tailpiece, corrected the neck curvature a bit (positive: the neck tension rod works well) - and then noticed that the saddle notches on the E and A strings are not filed deep enough. So badly, in fact, that when I reach for the first fret, the extra string stretch almost makes it sound a semitone too high. Luckily I own saddle files and could deepen the notches with them... In the end, of course, the octave purity had to be adjusted - this was even surprisingly accurate.
The positive: The varnish is flawlessly applied, without inclusions or the like and looks pretty cool in matte blue. The frets don't protrude anywhere and are well rounded at the edges, I didn't detect any sharp edges. Also, the frets are well aligned, allowing for a relatively low string action. "Dead spots" were nonexistent on my copy (even when bending).
What else is there to say? The vibrato system: As with all cheap guitars - better not use it, it immediately causes detuning! The sound: The pickups sound clean a bit dull and lifeless, but all in all ok. From slightly distorted to high gain they do everything, even without much noise. Much sustain has the guitar of course not.
A little questionable I find the choice of string gauge from the factory (9s). That is already borderline with the short scale length, if you tune the guitar normally. I'll probably put 10s on there (and have to start the adjustment orgy all over again - grrr).
If the guitar had been set halfway reasonable from the factory, I would have given four stars (price / performance), so it is enough for me but only for three.
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