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Sahara V2 · Graphic art · Teal maple

The Sahara V2 brings desert-inspired artwork to a lighter sycamore body, with a gloss finish and a vivid teal maple fretboard. Its nautical star inlay gives the playing surface a focal point, while a composite wood neck and two Alnico humbuckers carry the design beyond its first impression. The full views, closer details and films tell the rest of the story.

  • A lighter foundationSycamore body and a listed instrument weight of approximately 2.4 kg.
  • Teal maple, clearly definedSoaked Through solid maple fretboard, 14-inch radius and nautical star inlay.
  • The playing specification25.5-inch scale, 22 nickel-alloy frets and a 42 mm bone nut.
  • Pickups and practical detailsTwo Alnico humbuckers, Luminlay side dots and 19:1 chrome-alloy machine heads.

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Lindo Sahara V2 · Graphic art electric guitar

SAHARA.An oasis in teal.

Desert-inspired artwork, a teal maple playing surface and a lighter sycamore body.

The Sahara V2 brings those elements into one vivid outline. Curving artwork moves around the body, while the teal fretboard draws a clear line towards the headstock. Its gloss finish gives the pattern a different reflection as the instrument turns.

Lindo Sahara V2 electric guitar photographed in a desert oasis setting
Graphic artwork and teal maple in an oasis setting.
Approximately 2.4 kg25.5-inch scaleAlnico humbuckersTeal solid maple

01 · The whole outline

Graphic art.
A lighter foundation.

Beneath the Sahara’s artwork is a sycamore body, with a listed instrument weight of approximately 2.4 kg. The photograph on the scales gives that figure a physical setting, while the paired front and rear views show how the design continues around the instrument.

There is plenty to notice in the pattern: broad curves, small points of colour and the contrast between the body and the teal playing surface. The full views keep the silhouette in sight, rather than asking a single detail to tell the whole story.

Front and rear views of the Sahara V2 graphic-art electric guitar
The Sahara V2 from the front and rear.
Sahara V2 guitar standing on scales with its approximately 2.4 kg weight label
Approximately 2.4 kg, shown on the scales.

02 · A line of teal

Maple with colour.
Landmarks with character.

The Soaked Through teal finish belongs to a solid maple fretboard. Its 14-inch radius sits within a 25.5-inch scale, with 22 nickel-alloy frets and a 42 mm bone nut completing the listed playing specification.

At the 12th fret, an abalone seashell and maple wood nautical star provides a focal point within that colour. Along the side of the neck, Luminlay position dots offer a separate set of luminous markers. The still photograph and inlay film bring those smaller details into view.

Sahara V2 viewed down from the headstock towards its graphic-art body
A view from the headstock, connecting the fretboard to the body.
Sahara V2 Luminlay side position markers shown in darker surroundings
Luminous Luminlay side dots, shown in low light.
A closer look at the nautical star and teal maple fretboard.

03 · Beneath the artwork

Two Alnico humbuckers.
A closer view of the build.

The Sahara V2 pairs two Alnico humbuckers, listed at 8.4k for the neck pickup and 15k for the bridge. Their chrome covers sit within the artwork, with a chrome bridge carrying the strings at the body.

A composite wood neck joins that sycamore body, with a two-way truss rod for adjustment. These close-ups bring the playing surface, pickup mounting and neck connection into view, alongside the 19:1 chrome-alloy machine heads specified for the instrument.

Close view of the Sahara V2 chrome humbucker and teal maple fretboard
The neck pickup, fretboard and artwork in one close view.
Sahara V2 neck join and graphic-art body detail
A closer view of the neck connection.

04 · Let the view move

The full silhouette.
Then the finer details.

A moving view reveals the Sahara’s changing reflections and the shape around its edges. From the complete instrument to the headstock, the films give the outline and fitted details their own moment in view.

The Sahara V2 demo and playthrough follows the motion studies, with a separate Sahara electric guitar demo offering another perspective. Both films open on YouTube.

The complete Sahara V2 silhouette in motion.
Headstock in motion: shape, finish and chrome hardware.

Follow the line.

Watch the body’s artwork turn into the light, then take in the headstock’s outline and fitted hardware. The moving views give those details a different rhythm from a still photograph.

▶ Sahara V2Demo and playthroughWatch the film on YouTube ↗▶ Sahara electric guitarThe Sahara demoWatch the film on YouTube ↗

05 · Proportions, plainly shown

The complete drawing.
A clear set of measurements.

The front, rear and side views set the instrument’s outline beside its dimensions. The complete drawing brings them together below, with a link to open every label at full size.

The current Sahara V2 specification is 40 mm body depth and 2.8 mm frets. The reference drawing includes 38 mm and 2.7 mm labels; use the current written values for those two details.

The principal measurements are also set out below, followed by a table of materials, playing dimensions and hardware. Each detail has its own place.

Complete original Sahara V2 technical dimension drawing
The complete dimension drawing. Open all labels at full size.
38 inchesOverall length
25.5 inches647.7 mm scale length
40 mmBody depth
418 mmBody length
300 mmBody width
42 mmBone nut width

06 · Every detail in its place

Specifications.

The Sahara V2’s listed materials and fittings are set out below, alongside the measurements from its technical drawing. Each detail has its own row.

Lindo Sahara V2 · Product specification
ItemDetail
ModelLindo Sahara V2 Electric Guitar
Instrument typeElectric guitar
SizeFull-size
ColourBlack with graphic artwork
FinishGloss
Listed weightApproximately 2.4 kg
Body materialSycamore
Body depth40 mm
Neck materialComposite wood
Truss rodTwo-way
Fretboard materialSolid maple · Soaked Through stain finish
Fretboard colourTeal
Fretboard radius14 inches
Scale length25.5 inches / 647.7 mm
Number of frets22
Fret materialNickel alloy
Fret specification2.8 mm
Nut materialLindo bone nut
Nut width42 mm
Fretboard inlayNautical star design
12th-fret inlay materialsAbalone seashell and maple wood
Side position markersLuminlay luminous side dots
Neck pickupLindo Alnico humbucker · listed 8.4k
Bridge pickupLindo Alnico humbucker · listed 15k
Machine headsLindo alloy with chrome finish
Machine-head gear ratio19:1
BridgeLindo chrome bridge
Bridge string spacing10.5 mm
StringsLindo Nickel Steel
String gauges.009, .011, .016, .024, .032, .042 inches
Overall length38 inches
Body length418 mm
Body width300 mm
Headstock length190 mm
Headstock width90 mm
Original Sahara setup photograph showing string-height measurement
String height being checked in the Sahara setup photograph.

07 · The practical side

A closer look
at the setup.

The Sahara’s story includes the practical relationship between the strings and the playing surface. In the setup photograph, string height is being checked with a ruler: a quieter detail beside the guitar’s much more visible artwork.

From the full outline to the teal maple board, the specification, still photographs and films offer different ways to look at the same design. Take your time with the details, then hear the instrument in the demos.

Lindo Sahara V2

Colour with a point of view.

A lighter sycamore body, a teal maple playing surface and a distinctive graphic-art finish. Explore the details, follow the motion, and let the playing complete the picture.

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B-STOCK · BRAND NEW · MINOR COSMETIC IMPERFECTIONS

The Sahara begins with movement: black gloss becomes a field for desert-inspired graphic art, while chrome hardware and a nautical-star inlay catch the quieter details. These B-stock guitars are brand new and fully functional, with minor cosmetic imperfections that may vary between instruments.

Beneath the artwork is the verified Sahara specification: a basswood body, composite neck, solid laurel fretboard and two Alnico humbuckers. Each guitar receives a professional setup before it leaves Lindo Guitars in Bristol.

FULL-SIZE FORMAT25.5″ scale · 40 mm body depth
TWO ALNICO VOICES8.4k neck · 15k bridge humbucker
PLAYING SURFACESolid laurel · 14″ radius · 22 frets
DARK-ROOM LANDMARKSLuminlay side dots · 12th-fret inlay

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B-stock condition, stated before the storyThese guitars are brand new and fully functional, but did not pass the usual cosmetic quality-control standard because of minor appearance imperfections. The exact marks can vary between individual instruments. The current sale price and availability remain in the purchase area above.

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.

25.5″scale length
3.3 kgapproximate weight
22nickel-alloy frets
2Alnico humbuckers
Lindo Sahara graphic-art electric guitar
The original wide Sahara portrait, preserved across the full story width.

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.

B-stock changes the cosmetic history, not the specification. Minor marks may differ between individual guitars; the listed construction, electronics and setup remain the verified Sahara details.
Close view of the Sahara graphic-art body and humbuckers
Graphic-art body, chrome bridge and twin Alnico humbuckers.
Abalone and maple nautical-star inlay on the Sahara
The abalone-and-maple nautical star at the twelfth fret.

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.

Front of the Lindo Sahara headstock
Front of the Sahara headstock with chrome-finished machine heads.
Back of the Lindo Sahara headstock
The reverse view reveals the striped composite-wood neck.

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.

Composite neck and solid laurel fretboard on the Sahara
The composite neck and solid laurel playing surface.
Luminlay side dots on the Sahara fretboard
Luminlay side dots offer low-light position references.

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.

Cosmetic conditionNeck reliefNut and actionFrets and fretboardElectronicsTuning and playability
Lindo Sahara electric guitar setup and inspection
The Sahara during its final setup and inspection.

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.

Lindo Sahara electric guitar dimensions diagram
The original Sahara dimensions artwork, preserved at a readable width.
25.5″scale length
40 mmbody depth
42 mmbone nut
14″fretboard radius
22frets

Specifications

ConditionB-stock · brand new and fully functional with minor cosmetic imperfections that may vary between guitars
Model / EANLindo Sahara Electric Guitar · 5060244178328
Colour / finishBlack with graphic art · gloss
Size / weightFull size · approximately 3.3 kg
Scale / body depth25.5″ scale · 40 mm body depth
BodyBasswood
Neck / truss rodComposite wood · two-way truss rod
FretboardSolid laurel · 14″ radius
Frets / nut22 nickel-alloy 2.8 mm frets · 42 mm bone nut
Side dots / inlayLuminlay side dots · abalone sea shell and maple nautical star at the twelfth fret
PickupsAlnico humbuckers · neck 8.4k · bridge 15k
Machine headsChrome-finished Lindo alloy · 19:1 ratio
BridgeChrome-finished Lindo bridge · 10.5 mm string spacing
StringsLindo 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.

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A compact travel guitar with a landscape of its own. The Lindo Ryokou pairs Japanese-inspired artwork with a 23-inch scale, a purple maple fretboard and the BS3M pickup-and-microphone system.

  • 3/4-size electro-acoustic, available with steel or nylon strings
  • Japanese kanji inlays and a maple-and-abalone “Harmony” symbol at the 12th fret
  • Luminlay glow-in-the-dark fretboard side dots
  • BS3M blend preamp, chromatic tuner, 3-band EQ, phase and notch controls
  • Dual 1/4-inch jack and XLR outputs

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Lindo Ryokou · 20th Anniversary Edition

A little room for
the next journey.

The Ryokou brings a sense of travel to everyday playing. Its 3/4-size body and 23-inch scale bring a compact electro-acoustic format to a richly illustrated instrument, with Japanese-inspired landscapes flowing from the body to the headstock.

Choose the steel-string version with 11–52 phosphor bronze strings, or the nylon-string version, to begin your own story. Both bring the Ryokou’s distinctive artwork, glow-in-the-dark side markers and BS3M pickup-and-microphone system into the same portable design.

Lindo Ryokou electro-acoustic travel guitar in use

The Ryokou’s compact proportions, shown in the hands of a player.

Front and back view of the Lindo Ryokou travel guitar

Original artwork across the front and back.

01 · A landscape to carry

The journey begins
with a closer look.

Across the front and back, purple foliage, water and mountain scenery give the Ryokou its recognisable character. Designed in Bristol, the Ryokou carries Japanese-inspired artwork through the body and onto a matching headstock, taking the visual story to the very end of the neck.

A purple maple fretboard and bridge sit within the scene, while the natural wood of the sides and binding provides a quieter border around the colour.

02 · Written into the fretboard

A story beneath
your fingers.

The fretboard pairs the colour of maple with Japanese kanji representing the Five Elements. At the 12th fret, a maple and abalone seashell inlay forms the “Harmony” symbol, a focal point within the sequence of markings.

These details sit alongside 20 frets and a 43 mm bone nut. They are part of the instrument’s everyday playing surface, ready to become familiar each time you pick it up.

Japanese Five Elements fretboard inlays on the Lindo Ryokou

The kanji inlays and 12th-fret “Harmony” detail.

Composite neck at the heel of the Lindo Ryokou

The composite neck, shown at the heel.

03 · A considered neck

Colour in the construction.

The C-shaped composite neck has a layered appearance that becomes especially clear around the heel. Together with the purple maple fretboard, it gives the Ryokou a distinctive identity even where the painted landscape gives way to the instrument’s construction.

Glow-in-the-dark Luminlay side dots on the Lindo Ryokou

Luminlay markers along the edge of the fretboard.

04 · A guide in low light

Small points of light.

Luminlay glow-in-the-dark side dots mark the edge of the fretboard. Positioned where you can see them from a playing position, they offer a clear visual reference when the surrounding light falls.

Lindo Ryokou full body and neck viewed from below

A complete view of the body, bridge and neck.

05 · The compact acoustic

Travel proportions.
Thoughtful detail.

A laminated spruce top sits over sapele back and sides, with a solid maple bridge, bone nut and compensated bone saddle. The cutaway body gives the outline its distinctive shape, framing the artwork without interrupting the view along the neck.

Baked maple binding traces the body and fretboard’s edge. On the bridge, abalone seashell dots in the pins add another small connection to the fretboard inlay.

A 23-inch scale and 92.5 cm overall length make the travel format easy to understand before you decide where it will fit into your playing life.

06 · Look inside

Beyond the artwork.

The hollow bracing can be seen through the soundhole, adding another construction detail to explore. Here, the close-up also brings the purple maple fretboard and the illustrated top into view, showing how the decorative and structural parts of the Ryokou meet.

Hollow bracing inside the Lindo Ryokou travel guitar

A view through the soundhole to the hollow bracing.

07 · From front to back

The final detail is still part of the story.

The colour-matched headstock continues the body artwork, with the Lindo name above the nut. Turn it over to see the composite neck detail, chrome die-cast machine heads and 20th Anniversary emblem.

The machine heads have a 19:1 ratio, with a chrome finish that sits neatly against the dark back of the headstock.

Front of the Lindo Ryokou headstock

Front of the colour-matched headstock.

Back of the Lindo Ryokou headstock

Chrome machine heads and the anniversary emblem.

BS3M preamp and output module on the Lindo Ryokou

The BS3M control panel above the dual-output module.

08 · Connect your playing

Two sources.
One set of controls.

The BS3M system combines an undersaddle piezoelectric pickup with a soundhole microphone, giving you a blend of the two sources. Bass, middle and treble controls sit alongside volume, a phase button and a notch filter.

A built-in chromatic tuner keeps tuning close at hand. The output module provides both a 1/4-inch jack and XLR connection for an amplifier, PA, mixing desk or audio interface.

09 · See and hear the Ryokou

A closer introduction.

Spend a little time with the instrument before choosing your version. The original Lindo demo presents a playthrough, while the 360° film lets you follow the body, neck and artwork around the guitar.

Ryokou in use, original demo still

A close-up from the Ryokou demo.

Original portrait view of the Lindo Ryokou accompanying the 360 degree film

The original portrait view accompanying the 360° film.

Demo & playthrough

Watch Lindo’s original Ryokou demo and playthrough on YouTube.

Watch the full demo on YouTube

Meet the BS3M system

Take a closer look at the blend pickup and microphone preamp, its controls and connection options.

Watch the BS3M overview on YouTube

Optional hard-case demonstration

Lindo’s case demonstration shows the travel guitar within a deluxe hard case.

Watch the case demonstration on YouTube

360° product view

Open the original 360° film

10 · Ready for a first meeting

The setup matters too.

Before dispatch, the Ryokou receives a full UK setup. The checks cover the guitar’s cosmetics and preamp, neck relief, nut height and action, followed by fret polishing, fretboard treatment, tuning, playability and final checks.

It is part of the preparation behind the first time you pick it up and settle in to play.

Lindo Ryokou receiving a full UK setup

The Ryokou during setup.

11 · The details together

Explore the complete feature guide.

The original annotated overview brings the preamp, outputs, binding, machine heads, inlays and Luminlay markers into one view. Open the full image to read every callout at its original size.

Lindo Ryokou electro-acoustic travel guitar feature overview

Open the full feature guide · 1920 × 1188

12 · Dimensions

Picture the fit.

The original drawing shows the front, side and back of the Ryokou. The main labelled measurements are also set out below in text, making them easy to read on a smaller screen.

Lindo Ryokou travel guitar dimensions

Open the full dimension drawing · 3880 × 2400

Overall length
92.5 cm
Scale length
23 inches
Body depth
80 mm

13 · Specifications

Every detail, in its place.

Ryokou specifications. Choose Nylon or Steel in the String Type selector above.
Item Detail
Model Lindo Ryokou
Edition 20th Anniversary Edition
Artwork Graphic art
Finish Gloss
Size 3/4
Scale length 23 inches
Overall length 92.5 cm
Body depth 80 mm
Weight 2 kg
String Type options Nylon or Steel
Nylon-string option Nylon strings
Steel-string option Phosphor bronze, 11–52
Top material Laminated spruce
Side material Sapele
Back material Sapele
Neck material Composite
Neck profile C-shaped
Truss rod Two-way
Fretboard material Solid maple
Fretboard finish “Soaked through” purple
Bridge material Solid maple
Bridge finish “Soaked through” purple
Binding material Baked maple
Binding location Body and fretboard
Nut material Bone
Nut width 43 mm
Saddle material Bone
Saddle compensation Compensated
Number of frets 20
Fret material Nickel
Fret width 2.4 mm
Fretboard inlay design Japanese kanji representing the Five Elements
Inlay materials Abalone seashell and maple wood
12th-fret inlay “Harmony” symbol
Side markers Luminlay glow-in-the-dark fretboard dots
Machine-head material Alloy
Machine-head construction Die-cast
Machine-head finish Chrome
Machine-head gear ratio 19:1
Preamp model BS3M
EQ 3-band
Tuner Built-in chromatic tuner
Phase control Phase button
Notch control Notch filter
Pickup Piezoelectric, undersaddle
Microphone Soundhole microphone
Pickup/microphone blend Blendable piezoelectric pickup and microphone
Jack output 1/4-inch jack
XLR output XLR
Bridge-pin detail Abalone seashell dots
Bracing Hollow bracing
Included adjustment tool Allen key
Included battery 9 V battery
Designed in Bristol, United Kingdom
Lindo Ryokou — a landscape to carry, and a guitar to make your own.

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3/4 travel format · steel strings · electro-acoustic

The Sahara Steel gathers a full electro-acoustic story into a compact 3/4-size instrument. Its 23-inch scale keeps the journey close, while the spruce top, sapele back and sides, and light phosphor-bronze strings give the familiar steel-string format a travel-ready frame.

Desert-inspired graphic art leads into a turquoise-stained solid-maple fretboard and bridge, an abalone-and-maple nautical star and Luminlay side dots. When the room grows larger, the BS3M system blends its soundhole microphone with an under-saddle piezo and offers both XLR and jack outputs.

CLOSE AT HAND3/4 size · 23″ scale
STEEL-STRING BUILDSpruce · sapele · phosphor bronze
TWO-SOURCE PREAMPBS3M microphone / piezo blend
READY TO CONNECTBalanced XLR · 1/4-inch jack

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Sahara Steel · a smaller horizon

PACK LIGHT.
KEEP THE STORY.

Some guitars begin in the room. The Sahara Steel begins with the thought of leaving it: a compact 3/4-size electro-acoustic with a 23-inch scale, steel strings and a graphic surface that carries the landscape with it.

Its spruce top and sapele back and sides sit beneath desert-inspired artwork. Turquoise runs along the solid-maple playing surface, while the nautical star at the twelfth fret becomes a small marker on the route ahead.

3/4travel size
23″scale length
80 mmbody depth
43 mmbone nut
Lindo Sahara Steel travel guitar in full
The original full-width Sahara portrait, kept open and uncropped.

The line beneath the artwork

Steel strings, spruce and sapele.

Light phosphor-bronze strings bring the familiar feel of a steel-string acoustic into the shorter 23-inch format. Beneath them, a spruce top works with sapele back and sides, keeping the instrument recognisably acoustic while the dimensions remain ready for travel.

The bridge is solid maple with the same soaked-through turquoise stain used on the fretboard. It is a practical part of the construction, but also where the Sahara colour story first meets the strings.

Compact does not mean simplified. This is a steel-string electro-acoustic with a two-way truss rod, bone nut and onboard microphone/piezo blend system.
Turquoise-stained solid maple bridge on the Sahara Steel
The solid-maple bridge carries Lindo’s turquoise stain beneath the steel strings.
Abalone and maple nautical-star inlay on the Sahara Steel
Abalone sea shell and maple form the nautical star at the twelfth fret.

From the first fret upward

A route marked in turquoise.

The solid-maple fretboard is stained through in turquoise, giving the playing surface its own identity rather than treating it as a background detail. Pyramid markers lead towards the abalone-and-maple star, while the straight string-pull headstock continues the body artwork at the far end.

Front of the Sahara Steel graphic-art headstock
The graphic-art headstock and chrome-finished alloy machine heads.
Back of the Sahara Steel headstock and composite neck
The reverse view introduces the patterned composite-wood neck.

When the room grows quiet

Small landmarks remain.

The composite-wood neck includes a two-way truss rod and meets the compact body at a carefully shaped heel. Along the fretboard edge, luminous side dots can be charged with a light before playing, offering visible position references when the surrounding light is low.

They are modest details, but that is their point: the Sahara keeps its bold artwork on the surface and its practical guidance close to the player.

Luminous side dots on the Sahara Steel fretboard
Luminous side dots provide low-light position references.
Composite neck heel on the Sahara Steel travel guitar
The composite-wood neck meets the 80 mm-deep body.

Two ways to hear the same instrument

The soundboard meets the signal path.

The BS3M system brings together two sources: an under-saddle piezo and a microphone positioned inside the soundhole. The onboard blend lets those sources be combined before the signal leaves through either the standard jack or balanced XLR output.

Nothing in this section replaces the acoustic instrument above it. The electronics simply give the Sahara a clear route into an amplifier, recording interface or stage connection when one is needed.

BS3M blend preamp on the Sahara Steel
The BS3M control panel for the microphone/piezo blend.
Internal soundhole microphone on the Sahara Steel
The internal microphone is one half of the two-source system.
XLR and jack output module on the Sahara Steel
Balanced XLR and standard jack outputs sit together.

Before the road begins

Prepared in the Lindo workshop.

Before dispatch, each Sahara Steel receives a professional setup from the Lindo guitar technician in Bristol. Neck relief, string height and general playing condition are checked so the compact scale arrives as a considered instrument rather than simply a smaller one.

A tune-up after transit may still be needed; the important part is that the guitar has already been inspected and adjusted before it starts its journey.

Sahara Steel travel guitar being prepared in the Lindo workshop
The Sahara Steel during its professional UK setup.

Read the journey at a glance

Dimensions and specifications.

The original dimensions drawing is shown at the full story width so its labels remain useful. The verified product details then follow in a clear two-column list for desktop and mobile.

Lindo Sahara Steel travel guitar dimensions diagram
The original dimensions artwork, preserved at a readable width.
3/4instrument size
23″scale length
80 mmbody depth
43 mmbone nut

Specifications

ModelLindo Sahara Steel Strung Electro Acoustic Travel Guitar
Colour / finishNatural wood with desert-inspired graphic art · gloss
Format3/4-size electro-acoustic travel guitar
Scale length23″
Body depth80 mm
TopSpruce
Back and sidesSapele
Neck / truss rodComposite wood · two-way truss rod
Fretboard and bridgeSolid maple with soaked-through turquoise stain
Nut43 mm bone
StringsLight phosphor bronze
Side dotsLuminous inlays
Twelfth-fret inlayAbalone sea shell and maple nautical star
Machine headsAlloy with chrome finish
Preamp / pickupBS3M blend · soundhole microphone and under-saddle piezo
OutputsBalanced XLR and standard jack
SetupProfessional setup by the Lindo guitar technician in Bristol, UK

The Sahara in motion

Details that change as the light moves.

Two original short films let the artwork, body shape and turquoise details turn through the frame. They play silently and loop when the browser permits, with controls left available.

A slow moving view of the Sahara Steel body and artwork.

A closer moving study of the instrument’s details.

Official Lindo Sahara Electro Acoustic Travel Guitar demo and playthrough.

The last page before departure

SMALLER IN SCALE.
STILL FULL OF DIRECTION.

The Sahara Steel brings a steel-string acoustic format, two-source electronics and a vivid visual identity into an instrument made to sit closer. The rest of the story belongs to the room, the road and the player carrying it forward.

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Sahara · Four strings · 30-inch short scale

The Sahara brings graphic art to a 3/4-size electro-acoustic bass, with a 30-inch scale and a slim composite C-shape neck. A solid laurel fretboard and bridge sit alongside spruce and sapele body woods, while the 12th-fret nautical star and luminous Luminlay side dots give the playing surface its own landmarks. The F-4T Bass preamp adds an illuminated tuner, four-band EQ and jack and XLR connections.

  • A shorter playing length30-inch short scale, 3/4-size designation and a 42 mm bone nut.
  • Materials with detailSolid laurel fretboard and bridge, spruce top, sapele sides and back.
  • Clear points of reference14-inch fretboard radius, abalone-and-maple star and Luminlay side dots.
  • F-4T Bass electronicsPiezo pickup, illuminated chromatic tuner, four-band EQ, jack and XLR outputs.

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Graphic-art body and four strings of the Lindo Sahara electro-acoustic bass
Deep blue, warm orange and fine pale lines across the Sahara’s gloss finish.

Sahara · Short-scale electro-acoustic bass

Colour for
the low end.Four strings. A 30-inch scale.

An expressive graphic-art finish, a shorter playing length and an acoustic body with its own point of view.

Designed in Bristol, the Sahara brings four strings into a 3/4-size electro-acoustic bass. Its artwork draws inspiration from African art and the Sahara region, while the slim composite neck and solid laurel playing surface give the design a practical side.

There is more to discover as you turn it over: artwork around the back, a small star at the 12th fret and the connections that carry its piezo pickup beyond the room.

30-inch short scaleSolid laurel fretboard and bridgeF-4T Bass preampDesigned in Bristol
The Sahara’s complete outline in a moving 360-degree view. View the original film cover.

01 · Closer to hand

A shorter reach.
A clear set of proportions.

The Sahara’s 30-inch scale places it firmly in short-scale bass territory. Together with its 3/4-size designation and slim C-shape neck, it offers a different starting point for a guitarist exploring bass, or a bassist who prefers a shorter playing length.

The listed body depth is 75 mm and the bone nut is 42 mm wide. Together with the 30-inch scale, they provide a few useful reference points when considering how the Sahara fits your playing.

30 inchesShort scale length
75 mmBody depth
42 mmBone nut width

02 · Around the body

Spruce, sapele
and a line of maple.

Beneath the graphic-art finish, the Sahara pairs a spruce top with sapele sides and back. Solid maple binding follows the body and fretboard, setting a pale line against the darker artwork.

The design continues around the back rather than ending at the front edge. The rear view brings those larger patterns into focus; the angled body photograph follows the binding, bridge and soundhole from a different perspective. The bridge, like the fretboard, is solid laurel wood.

Original rear-body view of the Sahara bass graphic artwork and maple binding
The artwork continues across the back and around the body’s edges.
Angled view of the Sahara bass body, laurel bridge and bound edges
Spruce top, solid laurel bridge and the pale line of the binding.
Abalone seashell and maple wood nautical-star inlay at the Sahara bass 12th fret
A nautical star in abalone seashell and maple wood, set at the 12th fret.

03 · Small points of reference

A star in the grain.
Landmarks along the edge.

The solid laurel fretboard has a 14-inch radius. Within its darker grain, the 12th-fret nautical star brings together abalone seashell and maple wood, with a small change of colour as it catches the light. Maple wood pyramid markers continue along the face of the fretboard.

Luminlay luminous side dots provide a separate line of position markers along the neck. A little light from a phone or torch charges their glow. The low-light photograph shows that quieter detail, while the inlay film takes a closer look at the star and its surroundings.

Sahara bass Luminlay side position markers photographed in low light
Luminlay luminous side dots, shown in darker surroundings.
A moving close-up of the Sahara’s 12th-fret inlay.

04 · From headstock to heel

Follow the striping.
Look at the working details.

The composite wood neck carries an ornate striped appearance, a slim C-shape profile and a two-way truss rod. At the headstock, chrome-finished diecast machine heads have a listed 19:1 ratio.

The reverse view also shows the 20th Anniversary mark. Alongside the front and heel photographs, it places the smaller fittings and the neck’s visual details within the same design.

Front of the Sahara bass headstock with four chrome machine heads
The headstock from the front, with its four chrome-finished machine heads.
Reverse Sahara bass headstock showing striped composite finish and 20th Anniversary mark
Striping, fitted hardware and the 20th Anniversary mark on the reverse.
Sahara bass neck heel and bound body connection
The neck heel and the transition into the body.

A change of angle.

The headstock film gives the finish and hardware a little room to move. Together with the still photographs, it is another way to explore the Sahara’s details before hearing it played.

The Sahara bass headstock viewed in motion.

05 · Ready to connect

F-4T control.
Jack and XLR connection.

A piezoelectric pickup feeds the F-4T Bass preamp. Its illuminated chromatic tuner uses a display and LED indicators, and the four-band equaliser places bass, middle, treble and presence controls together on the side of the body.

Jack and XLR outputs provide connections for an amplifier, PA or audio interface. The photographs show the controls and output panel in their fitted positions, rather than separating them from the instrument they belong to.

Original Sahara bass F-4T preamp photograph showing illuminated tuner and four-band equaliser
F-4T Bass preamp, illuminated tuner and bass, middle, treble and presence controls.
Original Sahara bass jack and XLR output panel photograph
Jack and XLR outputs, set into the side of the body.

06 · Let the playing speak

Hear the Sahara.

The photographs and motion studies show the design. The official demo and playthrough offers the next part of the picture: time with the bass being played.

Original Sahara electro-acoustic bass demo cover showing the instrument being played
The original Lindo demo cover, showing the Sahara in the hands of a player.

Sahara electro-acoustic bass
Demo and playthroughWatch the original Lindo film and take your time with the playing, the shorter scale and the instrument’s acoustic-bass character.Watch the official film on YouTube ↗

Original Sahara short-scale acoustic bass setup photograph showing string-height measurement
String height being checked in the original Sahara bass setup photograph.

07 · Before the first note

A full setup
at Lindo in Bristol.

The practical work matters as much as the artwork. The Lindo setup includes checking the finish, pickup and preamp, setting neck relief, and checking nut height and action.

Fret polishing, fretboard treatment, tuning and a final playability check complete that preparation. Once the bass reaches you, a quick tune-up is the final step before making it part of your own playing routine.

08 · The details, clearly set out

Specifications.

Materials, playing dimensions and fitted electronics are listed individually below. The short-scale dimensions are also shown in readable text beside the complete moving outline earlier in the story.

Lindo Sahara · Short-scale electro-acoustic bass
Item Detail
Model Lindo Sahara Electro Acoustic Bass Guitar
EAN 5060244178342
Instrument type Electro-acoustic bass guitar
Number of strings 4
Nominal size 3/4
Scale length 30 inches · short scale
Colour Natural wood with graphic art
Finish Gloss
Top material Spruce
Back material Sapele
Side material Sapele
Body depth 75 mm
Neck material Composite wood
Neck profile Slim C-shape
Truss rod Two-way
Fretboard material Solid laurel wood
Fretboard radius 14 inches
Bridge material Solid laurel wood
Binding material Solid maple wood
Binding locations Body and fretboard
Nut material Bone
Nut width 42 mm
Machine heads Diecast alloy with chrome finish
Machine-head ratio 19:1
String material Phosphor bronze
String gauges .045, .065, .085, .105 inches
12th-fret inlay design Nautical star
12th-fret inlay materials Abalone seashell and maple wood
Fretboard face markers Maple wood pyramid markers
Side position markers Luminlay luminous side dots
Pickup Piezoelectric
Preamp F-4T Bass
Equaliser Four-band
EQ controls Bass, middle, treble and presence
Tuner Chromatic
Tuner display Illuminated LCD display with LED indicators
Outputs Jack and XLR
Headstock mark 20th Anniversary

Lindo Sahara · Electro-acoustic bass

Four strings.
Room for your own line.

A 30-inch scale, a solid laurel playing surface and graphic art that continues around the body. Explore the details, hear the demo, and find where the Sahara fits into your music.

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Made to travel, ready to play: soft nylon and silk-and-steel strings, glow-in-the-dark Luminlay side dots, a turquoise-stained maple fretboard, BS3M mic/piezo blend preamp with tuner, XLR and jack outputs, and a full UK setup before it leaves Bristol.

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limited edition.

A celebration of 20+ years of guitar making.

The Lindo Sahara is a true work of art, inspired by the rich culture and breath-taking landscapes of Africa.

HEADSTOCK.

The Sahara Travel features a body-matched graphic art headstock design fashioned with chrome machine heads that ensure precise tuning stability, allowing you to focus on your performance with confidence.

LUMINLAYS.

The Lindo Sahara V2 features glow-in-the-dark Luminlay side dots for easy fretboard navigation in low-light conditions—simply charge them with light from a phone or torch for maximum effect.

Lindo-Sahara-Travel-Guitar-Luminlays

FRETBOARD / BRIDGE.

The solid maple wood fretboard and bridge are treated with Lindo’s signature “soaked through” turquoise stain, which colours the wood all the way through. The stunning abalone sea shell and maple wood 12th fret nautical star inlay, along with the pyramid fretboard inlay markers, enhance both the instrument’s beauty and its functionality.

Lindo-Sahara-Travel-Guitar-Inlay

NYLON STRINGS.

The Lindo Sahara features a harmonious blend of super-soft silk and steel E, A, and D strings, complemented by easy-to-play nylon G, B, and E strings. This unique string combination delivers an exceptional tone, making it ideal for both chords and fingerstyle playing.

Lindo-Sahara-Travel-Guitar-Bridge

SPRUCE AND SAPELE.

With a spruce top and sapele wood sides and back, the Lindo Sahara exudes a warm and rich tonal character.

PREAMP AND OUTPUT MODULE.

With the remarkable BS3M Blend preamplifier onboard, the Lindo Sahara ensures an unmatched audio experience. This advanced preamp combines a piezoelectric pickup under the bridge saddle and a soundhole microphone to faithfully capture the full spectrum of your guitar’s natural sound. Offering both XLR and Jack outputs, you can effortlessly connect to any audio system and unleash your creativity on stage or in the studio.

Lindo-Sahara-Travel-Guitar-Preamp-Output

FULL UK SETUP.

At Lindo Guitars, we take pride in every guitar we sell. Our dedicated guitar technicians meticulously set up each instrument, ensuring every detail is perfect—from the truss rod adjustment to the ideal action. This guarantees that when your guitar arrives, it will be ready to play straight out of the box, needing only a quick tune-up. If anything isn’t to your liking, simply give us a call or send us an email, and we’ll respond promptly with a resolution to ensure your complete satisfaction.

  • Cosmetic Check
  • Preamp Test
  • Neck Relief
  • Nut Height
  • Action (String Height)
  • Fret Polish
  • Treat Fretboard
  • Tune Up
  • Playability
  • Final Check
Lindo Sahara Travel Guitar Setup

SPECIFICATIONS

Model Lindo Sahara Electro Acoustic Travel Guitar (EAN: 5060244178359)
Colour/Finish Natural wood with graphic art (gloss)
Size 3/4
Scale Length 23″
Preamp/Pickup BS3M Blend (Mic/Piezoelectric)
Machine Heads Alloy with chrome finish
Neck Composite Wood
Truss Rod Two way
Strings  Silk and Steel / Nylon (light)
Nut 43 mm (Bone)
Fretboard and Bridge Solid Maple with “soaked through” turquoise stain finish
Fretboard side dots Luminous Inlays
Inlay Material (12th fret) Abalone Sea Shell and Maple Wood
Body Depth  80 mm
Body Material Sapele sides and back / Spruce top

DIMENSIONS

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REVIEWS

Lindo Sahara · Electro-Acoustic Travel Guitar

A small guitar with a long way to travel.

A 3/4-size guitar made for the moments that do not look like a stage at first: an evening away, a quiet room, the seat beside you on a journey. The Sahara keeps the invitation close—easy in the hand, rich in detail and ready when a spare minute becomes a song.

The first view

Its own small horizon

At a 23-inch scale, the Sahara travels lightly without feeling like a compromise. A spruce top brings brightness; sapele sides and back bring warmth; the graphic-art finish gives each pause a little more character.

Lindo Sahara electro-acoustic travel guitar full perspective
The Sahara — full perspective
Lindo Sahara graphic-art finish detail
Graphic art, carried from room to room

The Sahara in motion

See the details that move with you

Take a slow look around the body, then linger at the headstock. The Sahara’s travel-ready proportions are easiest to understand when you can see every angle.

360° Sahara view
Headstock, up close
Watch the official Lindo Sahara travel guitar demo
PRESS PLAY · OFFICIAL LINDO DEMOHear the Sahara in fullWatch on YouTube ↗

Find your way after the light changes

Small details that reward a closer look

Luminlay side dots offer a quiet visual reference in a dim room. At the 12th fret, a nautical star of abalone sea shell and maple marks the journey—a little signpost for the player who looks down between lines.

Lindo Sahara Luminlay side dots
Luminlay side dots for low-light navigation
Lindo Sahara abalone and maple nautical star inlay
Abalone-and-maple nautical star inlay

Soft beneath the fingers

A relaxed route into the song

Super-soft silk-and-steel E, A and D strings meet light nylon G, B and E strings. The solid maple bridge and fretboard are treated in Lindo’s soaked-through turquoise stain—a distinctive finish with an easy-playing, fingerstyle-friendly voice.

Lindo Sahara maple bridge and string detail
Maple bridge and the nylon-and-steel string blend
Lindo Sahara spruce top and sapele body
Spruce brightness, sapele warmth

A voice for the room, stage or studio

Blend the sound you want to hear

The BS3M Blend preamp joins a piezo pickup beneath the saddle with a soundhole microphone. An integrated chromatic tuner, XLR and 1/4-inch jack outputs make the next connection feel straightforward rather than technical.

Lindo Sahara BS3M blend preamp
BS3M Blend preamp and tuner
Lindo Sahara soundhole microphone
Soundhole microphone detail
Lindo Sahara XLR and jack outputs
XLR and jack outputs

Checked in Bristol

Ready before the first note

Every Sahara receives a full UK setup before it leaves Lindo: the finish and preamp are checked, neck relief, nut height and action are set, frets are polished, the fretboard is treated, then the guitar is tuned and played. It arrives ready for a quick tune-up—and the beginning of your own story.

Lindo Sahara travel guitar receiving a full UK setup
Full UK setup and final playability check

Made to travel well

Small enough to go. Complete enough to stay.

Lindo Sahara travel guitar dimensions
Dimensions at a glance
Model / EANLindo Sahara Travel Guitar / 5060244178359
Size / scale3/4 size / 23-inch scale
Top / bodySpruce top / sapele sides and back
Fretboard / bridgeSolid maple, soaked-through turquoise stain
ElectronicsBS3M mic/piezo blend preamp, tuner, XLR and jack
Strings / nut / depthSilk and steel / light nylon · 43 mm bone nut · 80 mm body depth

The Sahara is ready

Take your time. Find your song.

Its artwork may catch the eye first. Its real purpose is simpler: to make you want to pick it up again tomorrow.

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The Lindo Sahara brings flowing graphic art and a distinctive nautical-star inlay to a 30″ short-scale electric bass. Its C-shaped composite neck, solid laurel fretboard and luminous side dots put thoughtful details within easy view, while the black gloss finish carries the Sahara artwork from the first glance to the closest look.

  • 30″ short scale with 20 nickel-alloy frets
  • Lindo Purebass pickup and chrome-finished Lindo bridge
  • Abalone and maple star inlay at the twelfth fret
  • Luminous side dots along the fretboard

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Lindo Sahara · 30″ short-scale electric bass

A new line to follow.

The Sahara’s swirling graphic art gives this four-string bass a character of its own. Copper, cream and teal shapes move across a black gloss body, with a nautical star at the twelfth fret continuing the story along the neck.

Look beyond the artwork and the details are just as inviting: a 30-inch short scale, a C-shaped composite neck and a solid laurel fretboard. It is a bass to explore at your own pace, from the first pattern you learn to the line you make your own.

30″ short scaleA compact distance from nut to bridge
Sahara graphic artBlack gloss with flowing colour and pattern
Details to discoverA nautical-star inlay and luminous side dots
Sahara electric bass with its full graphic-art body resting on a sandbank
Sahara graphic art, set against sand and turquoise water. View full image
01 · The shape of the instrument

A shorter scale.
A fresh perspective.

The Sahara’s 30-inch scale brings the frets closer together than a longer-scale bass. Along that shorter length are 20 nickel-alloy frets, set into a solid laurel fretboard.

A C-shaped composite-wood neck meets a basswood body, while a two-way truss rod provides neck adjustment. The complete view alongside lets you follow the instrument from its Lindo headstock to the patterned body and chrome bridge.

Full original view from the Sahara headstock along the fretboard to the body
A view along the fretboard to the Sahara’s patterned body. View full image
02 · A closer look

A star along the way.

At the twelfth fret, abalone sea shell and maple wood form the Sahara’s nautical-star inlay. Its geometric points sit among the smaller triangular fret markers, adding a focal point without losing the natural detail of the laurel fretboard.

Turn the instrument over and the striped neck continues to the back of the headstock. The Lindo 20th-anniversary mark is visible here, framed by the chrome-finished machine heads.

Rear of the Sahara headstock showing striped wood and the Lindo 20th-anniversary mark
The rear headstock, with its Lindo 20th-anniversary mark. View full image
Close view of the abalone and maple nautical-star inlay at the twelfth fret
Abalone sea shell and maple wood at the twelfth fret. View full image
03 · Original graphic art

Colour that follows every curve.

Broad curls, fine lines and small repeating shapes give the Sahara artwork its changing rhythm. These two body photographs reveal how the colours travel around the cutaways and beneath the strings.

The Lindo Purebass pickup sits at the centre of that design. A chrome-finished Lindo bridge and the two control knobs shown in the photographs complete the body’s distinctive appearance.

Original Sahara graphic-art body, fretboard and Purebass pickup
The Sahara graphic art, fretboard and Purebass pickup. View full image
Second complete original body view showing the artwork and twelfth-fret star
The graphic art and nautical-star inlay, seen together. View full image
04 · Follow the details

A different view of the neck.

The striped composite wood is visible along the back of the neck. On its edge, luminous side-dot inlays provide another set of position markers beside the fretboard.

The photographs show both details: the neck’s layered appearance in the light and the side dots glowing in a darker setting.

Striped composite neck and black gloss rear body of the Sahara bass
The striped composite neck and black gloss rear body. View full image
Luminous side-dot inlays on the Sahara bass neck in low light
Luminous side-dot inlays along the fretboard. View full image
05 · Hear the Sahara

Let the next note speak.

The official Lindo demonstration gives you a chance to hear the Sahara electric bass in use and see its short-scale proportions under a player’s hands.

Watch the official Sahara demo ↗
Sahara short-scale electric bass being played in the official Lindo demo
See the Sahara in action in the official Lindo demonstration. View full image
06 · Full UK setup

Attention before the first note.

The Sahara’s setup checklist covers the instrument from its finish and electronics through to its final playability. Neck relief, nut height, action and intonation each have their own place in that process.

It is practical preparation for an instrument that is ready to become part of your playing routine.

  • Cosmetic check
  • Pickup test
  • Neck relief
  • Nut height
  • Action (string height)
  • Fret polish
  • Fretboard treatment
  • Intonation
  • Tune up
  • Playability
  • Final check
Black-and-white photograph of the Sahara electric bass during setup
A closer look at the Sahara during setup. View full image
The complete specification

Every detail, in one place.

Lindo Sahara Electric Bass Guitar specifications
ItemDetail
ModelLindo Sahara Electric Bass Guitar
EAN5060244178335
Colour and finishBlack with graphic art (gloss)
Size3/4
Scale length30″
PickupLindo Purebass
Pickup specification8.2k output
Machine headsLindo alloy
Machine-head finishChrome
Machine-head gear ratio14:1
Neck materialComposite wood
Neck profileC-shape
Truss rodTwo way
StringsLindo roundwound
String gauges.040″, .060″, .075″, .095″
Nut width42 mm
Nut materialBone
Fretboard materialSolid laurel wood
Fretboard radius14″
Number of frets20
Fret size2.8 mm
Fret materialNickel alloy
Fretboard side dotsLuminous inlays
12th-fret inlay materialsAbalone sea shell and maple wood
Body depth40 mm
Body materialBasswood
BridgeLindo
Bridge finishChrome
Weight3.5 kg

From the flowing artwork to the small star along the fretboard, the Sahara gives you plenty to discover before you even begin to play.

REVIEWS

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Lindo Eco Strings – For Acoustic and Electro-Acoustic Guitars – Made in Korea

We took our time to produce a product for the modern era. Introducing Lindo Eco Strings. High-quality phosphor bronze strings, packaged in recycled materials.  This product does also not contain any plastics. Shipped in reusable/recyclable jiffy bags.

Gauges: .011, .015, .024, .032, .042, .052 – Light

11-gauge offers comfortable playability without losing the depth of tone. We recommend an action height of around 1.2 mm at 1st fret and 2.3 mm at 12th fret on the low E string.

Recycled and Plastic-Free Packaging

These unique Lindo Eco Strings are packaged in 100% recycled material. Therefore, consisting of recycled cardboard and protective paper packaging, there is no plastic whatsoever.

Something for Everyone

This set of strings is ideal for your acoustic or electro-acoustic guitar. Suited to guitars with a scale of 24-25.5 inches (full-size). Three-quarter size acoustic guitars can be strung with light-gauge strings. But to counterbalance the lack of tension with shorter scales, we recommend a setup adjustment as necessary.

Meaningful tone, quality material, durable and competitively priced. You won’t find a better value-for-money set anywhere else. Always good to have spares in case your existing strings break or snap.

Designed in the UK by Lindo Guitars, we have added ornate styling to this product. Therefore making it the perfect gift. A well-presented and thoughtful accessory will go a long way to putting a smile on someone’s face.

Or why not treat yourself and make a change from one-use plastic throwaway products?

REVIEWS

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