Rockwood is a budget electric guitar and bass line from Hohner, the German harmonica maker founded in 1857. Manufactured in China, the Rockwood range targets beginners and students with affordable Stratocaster- and Les Paul-style instruments, often sold as starter packs that bundle the guitar with a small amplifier, gig bag, strap, and accessories.

The lineup has historically been built around the LX series (such as the LX-90, LX-100G, LX-200G, and LX-250G) and the renamed RP "Rockwood Pro" series (including the RP-150G, RP-250G, and RP-450G), spanning S-style solidbodies, single-cutaway humbucker models, and matching basses. Specifications are typical of entry-level instruments: hardwood bodies (often basswood), bolt-on maple necks, rosewood fingerboards with dot inlays, and a mix of single-coil and humbucker pickup configurations.

Reviews of the early- to mid-1990s Rockwood guitars often noted that they punched above their price point for playability and pickup tone, though setup quality out of the box could vary. The line is distributed in the United States by HSS, a division of Hohner Inc. based in Glen Allen, Virginia.

Rockwood by Hohner has 3 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Electric Basses and Solid Body Electric Guitars. 1 artist on Equipboard features Rockwood by Hohner gear, including Fernando Rivas.