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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | Lindo Sahara V2 Electric Guitar |
| Instrument type | Electric guitar |
| Size | Full-size |
| Colour | Black with graphic artwork |
| Finish | Gloss |
| Listed weight | Approximately 2.4 kg |
| Body material | Sycamore |
| Body depth | 40 mm |
| Neck material | Composite wood |
| Truss rod | Two-way |
| Fretboard material | Solid maple · Soaked Through stain finish |
| Fretboard colour | Teal |
| Fretboard radius | 14 inches |
| Scale length | 25.5 inches / 647.7 mm |
| Number of frets | 22 |
| Fret material | Nickel alloy |
| Fret specification | 2.8 mm |
| Nut material | Lindo bone nut |
| Nut width | 42 mm |
| Fretboard inlay | Nautical star design |
| 12th-fret inlay materials | Abalone seashell and maple wood |
| Side position markers | Luminlay luminous side dots |
| Neck pickup | Lindo Alnico humbucker · listed 8.4k |
| Bridge pickup | Lindo Alnico humbucker · listed 15k |
| Machine heads | Lindo alloy with chrome finish |
| Machine-head gear ratio | 19:1 |
| Bridge | Lindo chrome bridge |
| Bridge string spacing | 10.5 mm |
| Strings | Lindo Nickel Steel |
| String gauges | .009, .011, .016, .024, .032, .042 inches |
| Overall length | 38 inches |
| Body length | 418 mm |
| Body width | 300 mm |
| Headstock length | 190 mm |
| Headstock width | 90 mm |
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.