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Grote Electric Guitar Solid Body LPYS-006 Maple Neck Ideal for All Levels with Gigbag (Ocean Blue)

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Condition
New
Color
Ocean Blue
Model
LPYS-006
Dimensions
40.16 x 13.09 x 1.4 in
Weight
3.4 kg
Top Material Type
Maple Wood
Body Material
Maple

Features 5

  • Solid Body with Maple Print: Boasts a solid guitar body with an eye-catching maple wood print on the front, combining durability with a classic aesthetic.
  • Maple Neck: Features a maple neck for smooth playability and comfortable grip, enhancing your playing experience.
  • Steel Frets: Equipped with durable steel frets, offering longevity and ease for bending notes and performing.
  • Includes Guitar Bag: Comes with a protective guitar bag, making it easy to carry and ensuring your guitar stays safe during transport.

Specs 26

Brand Grote
Color Ocean Blue
Top Material Type Maple Wood
Body Material Maple
Back Material Type Maple Wood
Neck Material Type Maple
Fretboard Material Type Rosewood
Guitar Pickup Configuration H-H

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Beautiful Well-Built Super Playable
Color: Purple
Review Image by Darrell D.
Review Image by Darrell D.
I love these Grote guitars. The value is hard to beat, for sure. However, the best part for me is these are truly nice guitars. The finish is beautiful. The electronics just work. The pickups sound great. The neck is comfortable. The frets are nicely finished (smooth and polished surfaces, no sharp edges). The tuning machines are stable. The inlays are attractive and smooth. I've been playing guitar on and off for 30+ years. I'm thrilled, absolutely thrilled, to have these guitars. I bought the blue ES-335 first. I was so impressed I bought the purple Les Paul as soon as they were in stock. They are playable out of the box (after tuning, of course). They come with decent enough 10's already installed. The strings have D'Addario color coded ball ends, but I'm not convinced they are actual D'Addarios. The dye color isn't quite right. Regardless, they are serviceable strings. The action comes a little high for my preference. The neck had too much relief by the time it got to me. A simple careful truss rod adjustment was all it took. Intonation was pretty close, too. I figure they leave the factory with high action in order to allow for wood movement and have it still be playable between the plant in China and whenever/wherever it gets to the customer. Just think, it was built in China a few months ago (with nice materials and great attention to detail - not a gripe, just an observation about location). It gets packaged, makes an ocean voyage on a container ship, arrives on US shores, makes its way to a seller by train/truck, and then gets shipped to me via Amazon (planes and trucks). The guitar experienced lots of temperature and humidity situations and it _still_ arrives payable. It's well packaged in a heavy cardboard box inside its gig bag, surrounded by a reasonable amount of styrofoam. If you know how to do a basic setup - neck relief, bridge height, intonation - you can dial in a nicely shredable 4/64ths on the base and .005 neck relief at the 7th, though normal temperature/humidity fluctuations will mean you're chasing that a lot. Set it up with 6/64ths on the bass and maybe .008 neck relief and you can probably let out sit on a stand all year without fret buzz and without any notes fretting out due to low action. The blue 335 has what I believe to be a graphic of flame maple. The grain is just a bit too big, more like a tiger stripe, and it doesn't look quite right up close. From 10 feet away, though, it's fine. The purple LP, well, it's hard to tell. Maybe it's a graphic. Maybe it's a maple top. I can't tell up close, and I definitely can't tell from a few feet away. Which means it's pretty ducking nice. The Amazon product description for the LP indicate "single coil" pickups, which is incorrect. They are definitely humbuckers (which is what I wanted anyway). My LP does _not_ have coil split push/pull pots, but my 335 does. I believe Grote sells a different LP model _with_ coil splits. All things considered, I'd buy them again. I'll probably buy more in the future. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2023 by Darrell D.
bought with thoughts of upgrades. Not necessary!
Color: Blue
This is an awesome guitar for the price. after receiving it I was concerned about the warmth of the neck pickup. I am used to cranking the volume up on all my pickup volume and tone. lol, come to find out from review videos, (I watched after receiving). I discovered i had to turn the volume of the neck pup t down due to the out put of the pup. it's actually a lil' over 10k output and bridge is a lil' over 11k output. the neck is warm and beautiful sounding, but with that much out put on my setup, it was toooo overpowering and muddy so I have to turn the volume of the neck pup down especially with my distortion pedal active and with that she sounds beautiful, so beware of the neck output, lol. other than that, beautiful looks, setup and sound from both pickups. all I had to do out of the box was tune it and condition the fretboard. I like a natural back of neck so I sanded and conditioned it to my liking. But Yeah, great product, love playing it and everything about it. it has been stated in comments that the "natural flamed maple top is a picture" and to my viewing, it is. there is No 3D appearance maple gives off, so it isn't even a veneer but still ALMOST as beautiful and the guitar it self is definitely worth the money. the body is mahogany and after sanding off the finish and conditioning it, the neck is the new standard of mahogany and a 3 piece so accidental breakage of the headstock is unlikely. GREAT GUITAR! Definitely would recommend for beginners to professional looking for comfortable, fun, low price very well setup guitar. by the way it came with a string hight of barely above 2mm, PERFECT for me, fun and comfortable to play and looks and sounds beautiful and stays in tune. no real need for any upgrades really (which is why I buy lower end guitars to begin with), lol. VREY HAPPY! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 14, 2026 by Billy
Great build quality but you will need to have some guitar repair/install skills...
Color: TS
Overall it is excellent! BUT to get it to the best level you will need to spend some money and have some guitar repair/maintenance skills. The pickups are basic, they work and sound okay, but either way I would recommend they be replaced as I would most budget instruments. The strings it came with seemed cheap and low quality and/or possibly slightly corroded from sitting in the box, but I almost never use the strings a inexpensive guitar came with anyway, replace those. Overall the action was decently accurate as well as the intonation, you may have to make some adjustments if you change the strings to fine tune it, I also did give the neck a little relief and had to raise the bass side a little as the open string was buzzing a little bit (again likely because of the string change). Overall fretwork was decent but on the high e string there was a small gap between the fret and the fretboard the sting was getting stuck under but generally it isn't a problem, nothing a gentle wack may not fix, but if you are not confident take it to a guitar tech. Once I gutted all of the electronics and replaced them with a Epiphone Probucker pickup set and quick connect wire harness, it sounded awesome, I had to reuse the pickup rings from the original pickup's as the rings the probucker set came with were not lined up with the holes in the body, but here is another caveat. Nothing is shielded in this guitar, not a single cavity, so if you don't want interference you will need to get some shielding copper tape or shielding paint (pros and cons of tape vs paint, tape is quick and cheap but tedious work and may not be very pretty, paint will be easier to get coverage but messier to apply and likely take longer as you will have to wait some time in between coats to apply another), this is something you may want to do while all the pickups and pots are out as you will have to remove everything again to do this (I am impatient and didn't pre-purchase paint or tape so I will at a later time have to fix this). But yeah, so overall this is a decent guitar for the money, but be prepared to do some work and/or know someone who can work on it for you, or be prepared to pay someone to so this work for you, but honestly it would cost you as much or more to pay someone to do the work as the guitar itself, so not really feasible if you are on a budget, at that point just save up the money for another guitar. Hope this helps someone's buying decision! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024 by Kb87
INCREDIBLE VALUE!!! GORGEOUS INSTRUMENT!!!!!!!!!
Color: Vintage Sunburst
Review Image by Gene C
Review Image by Gene C
I am absolutely DUMBFOUNDED at how utterly fantastic this instrument is for the money!! I'll list out specifics about it below: 1. Fretboard and frets - the frets are BALL ended meaning they are perfectly smooth, and i simply cannot believe it for this price. Not even on very expensive guitars do you see this. The frets are all perfectly level. The neck is straight and perfect. The action is very low and it has near zero buzzing at such a low string height. It does buzz very slightly at standard tuning, but thats easy to fix with a bit of a turn on the bridge. It will only require a very tiny adjustment. The neck is a touch dry but a bit of neck conditioning oil is going to fix that easily. The back of the neck is gloss finished, but it's smooth and not grippy. 2. Finish and weight - the color i ordered, antique sunburst... it's perfect. It's so beautiful. I'm very happy with this colour. The weight is solid, not overly heavy and it's balanced. 3. Pickups - they sound great. I think they might actually be wax potted. 4. Tuners - very stable and steady. High quality for the money. 5. Strings - they are not bad at all, and i don't even feel the need to replace them immediately. I expected them to be very bad based on others comments but they are actually good. 6. Accessories - they include a cord and an allen wrench. Crazy value. The case, while yes of course it feels a bit cheap, it has padding! And I don't care if it feels cheap! It's there to protect the guitar and it has pockets. I have no complaints about the case at all. In summary, I can't believe I got such an incredible guitar for such a low amount spent. This is unreal. The design on this guitar will look good in any genre. If you wanted to modify it you could, but even i bought a graphtech tusq nut to change it to, and I'm not really even sure if i want to mess with the guitar at all. It's just so perfect. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by Gene C
Nice guitar, at any price.
Color: Vintage Sunburst
Great Guitar, not just for the price. With a guitar that costs less than $200, I was skeptical of the quality. I've been impressed by the quality of Leo Jaymz guitars (another budget brand) so I took a chance on a Grote LP style. Ive been playing it for a few days now and can report it's a really good guitar. It's a little on the heavy side, as a LP should be, and overall just a great sounding and playing instrument. The tuners, and the rest of the hardware don't feel cheap and the guitar stays in tune as well as my Gibson LP. The "flame top" is a printed veneer, but it looks nice both up close and from a distance. The neck is the most important part of the guitar for me and the neck on this one is great. Glossy back, 60's profile, and stainless steel ball end frets are flawless, smooth, and well polished. Only a small truss rod adjustment was needed for a perfect setup. The action and intonation were set perfectly at the factory. The pickups are ceramic and sound good with the bridge pickup measuring 11k resistance and 10k on the neck pickup. Would definitely buy again and highly recommend. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 26, 2026 by Tx guy
Shockingly Good Quality from a Les Paul Knockoff
Color: Red
This Les Paul–style guitar may be a budget knockoff, but it delivers a shockingly high‑quality experience that punches way above its price tag. The first surprise hits the moment you pick it up: it has that satisfying Les Paul heft without feeling like a brick. The finish is clean, the binding is tidy, and the hardware doesn’t have that flimsy, “don’t breathe on it too hard” vibe you expect from cheaper clones. Even the fretwork is better than it has any right to be—no sharp edges, no gritty spots, just a smooth neck that’s genuinely fun to play. Plugged in, it continues the theme. The pickups aren’t boutique miracles, but they’re warm, full, and perfectly usable. You get that classic, slightly growly midrange and a surprisingly sweet neck tone that works beautifully for blues, rock, and anything that wants a bit of vintage flavor. It’s not trying to be a Gibson Custom Shop masterpiece; it’s trying to be a solid, enjoyable guitar—and it succeeds. If you’re looking for a wallet‑friendly Les Paul alternative that doesn’t feel like a compromise every time you pick it up, this knockoff is a pleasant reminder that sometimes the underdog really does deliver. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2026 by Kenneth Kohl
An amazing guitar desecrated by the unholy machinations of Amazon Resale
Color: Purple
I would give this guitar 5 stars if I could and when I receive a replacement I probably will, but until I have that replacement I will review what I got. All-in-all, great guitar. Body and finish is BEAUTIFUL. Construction is solid, fittings are perfect, frets and pearl are flawless. However, I wanted to not have to wait was at that time 2 months, and grabbed the one Purple they had on resale. Like New - Still In Original Packaging, arrives in 5 days. Invoice says Condition is Mint. Cool! Somebody probably bought two on accident and sent the extra back in. 20 dollar discount. Hell yeah. NO, DEAR READER. NOT HELL YEAH. ONLY HELL. I would have taken pictures but I'll spare you the guitar gore. First and foremost - I knew this was taken out of packaging and used because the strings were not packed properly and the foam wrap around the guitar was badly torn and haphazardly shoved back around, so no, not original packaging. High E string was wound so tightly it snapped when I tried to gently de-tune it. All the other strings were clearly attempted at being put in tune, but wound way too tightly. This was done by the previous owner, as no guitar maker will ever ship a guitar out tuned like that. When the string snapped, I decided to just take all the strings off to check the pickups, as one was loose and the other was inserted at a strange angle. When the strings were off and I went to take out the pickups, I realized the neck pickup was just entirely loose inside its slot, not mounted at all, and all the screws were stripped. However had this before me went ham on the poor mounting screws with a screwdriver way too large and didn't consider that their actions will get them judged harshly when they inevitably face whatever god they worship. I get the pickup mounts unscrewed, check the bottoms, they seem fine, but then I notice something - there was absolutely no resistance when I turned them over from the wires. I look down - and they are cut. Cleanly. Cut. Both Pickups. Neck and Bridge. Their cables are cut. They are just sitting in there not connected to anything. This wasn't torn out or ripped. Clean Cuts. Somebody intentionally snipped the cables in this guitar. I can handle everything else, it's all just routine stuff and I was planning on replacing the strings and most of the electronics anyway, but I refuse to be a part of whatever profane ritual this poor instrument was subjected to by whatever maniac is the reason this thing was in Amazon Resale in the first place. Buy new, kids. The guitar is amazing and I'd honestly buy this just for the body itself. It's gorgeous, especially for this price point, but no. No no no no. You take back your cursed relic, Amazon. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2026 by BC
Hit a Home Run
Color: TS
Review Image by John Foden
Review Image by John Foden
Guy and gals, you wont believe this guitar, awesome bone, awesome sound, Beautiful, I could keep going, craftsmanship is off the charts, I bought it to modify and its plays and sounds better than a boutique guitar, I modded the Bridge, tuners and gutted the pots, but you don't need to, stainless and ball tipped frets solid piece for a sweet price ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2026 by John Foden
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