Sahara · the artwork continues
A BOLD SURFACE.
AN HONEST SECOND CHAPTER.
The Sahara was drawn to be noticed: desert-inspired lines travel over the black gloss body, chrome hardware breaks through the pattern, and a nautical star rests at the twelfth fret like a small landmark on the route.
This B-stock edition keeps that complete, verified instrument beneath its minor cosmetic history: a full-size basswood body, composite neck, solid laurel fretboard and two Alnico humbuckers.
The opening line
The artwork moves before the first note.
The gloss-black body becomes a canvas for flowing shapes and warm desert colours. The design follows the contours rather than hiding them, leaving the chrome bridge and twin humbuckers to sit clearly at the centre of the composition.
At the twelfth fret, abalone sea shell and maple form the nautical-star inlay. It is a quieter detail than the body artwork, revealed as the eye follows the neck upward.
From headstock to heel
The neck carries its own visual rhythm.
The composite-wood neck brings a striped character to the reverse of the instrument. At the headstock, chrome-finished Lindo alloy machine heads use a 19:1 ratio, visually pairing with the chrome bridge below.
Landmarks along the route
Laurel under the fingers; light at the edge.
The solid laurel fretboard has a 14-inch radius, 22 nickel-alloy frets and a 42 mm bone nut. Along its edge, Luminlay side dots provide small position references when the surrounding light becomes low.
The neck includes a two-way truss rod, keeping the adjustment point within the practical construction of the guitar rather than the visual story on its surface.
Before the next player
Checked and prepared in Bristol.
Each B-stock Sahara receives a professional setup before dispatch. The instrument is checked, adjusted and tuned so the minor cosmetic imperfections are stated clearly without confusing appearance with function.
The exact cosmetic marks can vary from guitar to guitar. The purpose of this page is to make that condition visible first, then let the construction and artwork speak for themselves.
The clear view
Dimensions and specifications.
The original technical drawing is shown at the full story width so its labels remain useful. The table beneath turns every verified product fact into a clear two-column list for desktop and mobile.
Specifications
| Condition | B-stock · brand new and fully functional with minor cosmetic imperfections that may vary between guitars |
|---|---|
| Model / EAN | Lindo Sahara Electric Guitar · 5060244178328 |
| Colour / finish | Black with graphic art · gloss |
| Size / weight | Full size · approximately 3.3 kg |
| Scale / body depth | 25.5″ scale · 40 mm body depth |
| Body | Basswood |
| Neck / truss rod | Composite wood · two-way truss rod |
| Fretboard | Solid laurel · 14″ radius |
| Frets / nut | 22 nickel-alloy 2.8 mm frets · 42 mm bone nut |
| Side dots / inlay | Luminlay side dots · abalone sea shell and maple nautical star at the twelfth fret |
| Pickups | Alnico humbuckers · neck 8.4k · bridge 15k |
| Machine heads | Chrome-finished Lindo alloy · 19:1 ratio |
| Bridge | Chrome-finished Lindo bridge · 10.5 mm string spacing |
| Strings | Lindo Nickel Steel .009, .011, .016, .024, .032, .042 |
The Sahara in motion
One working Demo, given the space it deserves.
The original Demo and playthrough remains here in a single, deliberate position. The old page repeated this video and also contained a second YouTube link that is no longer available; the duplicate and unavailable player have been removed so the section ends cleanly.
Official Lindo Sahara Electric Guitar demo and playthrough.
The last word
THE MARKS ARE SMALL.
THE ARTWORK STILL SPEAKS.
B-stock makes the cosmetic history clear before the first chord. Beyond it remains the Sahara: graphic art, a laurel playing surface, twin Alnico humbuckers and an instrument prepared for the player who will decide where the next line goes.