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The Rocktile D-60CE Dreadnought comes with in Dreadnought format, which provides a rich sound, and a built-in piezo pickup including tuner!
Quality materials, precise workmanship
with a laminated spruce top. Back and sides are made of laminated mahogany. The neck is nato, rosewood fingerboard.
Cutaway for absolute playing freedom
To be able to easily play in higher pitches. A boon for virtuoso solo and fans!
Reinforced sound - thanks to integrated pickup with tuner
Thanks to the built-in piezo pickup, the Rocktile D-60CE can also play amplified, and thanks to the 3-band equalizer (high, mid, low) the sound can be adjusted. The guitar can be connected either via 6.3mm jack or XLR (BAL DI out). For operation, a 9-volt pickups is required, which is included in the delivery.
Beautiful look in elegant black
The D-60 is impressive not only sound, but also visually thanks to a pretty glossy finish in classic black - a real looker!
D'Addario strings for brilliant sound!
In addition to these high quality materials, the quality strings made by D'Addario provide an extra brilliant sound.
Practical: Already mounted strap buttons!
Conveniently, two strap buttons already bolted to the Rocktile D-60!
Specification
| Elektronik | Ja |
|---|---|
| Farbe | Schwarz |
| Griffbrett | Palisander |
| Decke | Fichte |
| Bauform | Dreadnought/Original Jumbo |
| Boden & Zarge massiv | Nein |
| Anzahl Saiten | 6-saitig |
| inkl. Tasche / Koffer | Nein |
| Sattelbreite (ca.) | 43 mm |
| Boden & Zarge | Mahagoni |
| Cutaway | Ja |
| Finish | Gloss |
| Orientierung | Rechtshändig |
| Hals | Nato |
| Decke massiv | Nein |
Hinweis: Die Elektronik der Gitarre wird automatisch abgeschaltet und verbraucht keinen Strom mehr, sobald man das Gitarrenkabel absteckt. Umgekehrt gilt, so lange ein Klinken- oder XLR-Kabel an der Gitarre angeschlossen ist, wird Strom verbraucht. Daher immer das Gitarrenkabel abziehen, wenn die Gitarre nicht benutzt wird und die Batterie muss nicht entfernt werden.