We will be closed from 24th December 2025 – 4th January 2026. Orders placed during this period will be sent on our return.
nMerry Christmas and a Happy New Year – Lindo Guitars Team :)
A closer look at construction, production details, workshop process and how our instruments come together.
The White Dove Electric Guitar is taking shape. From unfinished bodies to dove-inlaid fingerboards, these workshop photographs reveal the next chapter of a Lindo design story that began in 2010.
Some of the most important work in a guitar is hidden beneath the surface. Inside our new White Dove neck, two carbon-fibre reinforcement rods work alongside the traditional adjustable truss rod to add strength, stiffness and long-term structural support.
The next chapter of the White Dove story is now taking shape. Our new White Dove Electro-Acoustic Bass has entered production and will be available soon.
Our premium hard cases now feature a solid brass Lindo label — a small but meaningful detail that reflects our focus on quality materials, refined presentation, and lasting craftsmanship.
A look back at one of our favourite Voyager versions, made with bamboo and now discontinued due to the shortage of suitable guitar-grade material.
A look at how we prepare and protect each guitar for its journey, with shaped packaging designed to keep every instrument safe from workshop to customer.
A closer look at the side dot luminlay design we are preparing for future White Dove production models — made to stay visible in low light while remaining clear in normal playing conditions.
Our Lindo Guitar hollow bracing design is created to support the guitar while allowing the soundboard to respond more freely.
After 16 years of our White Dove acoustic guitars, we are now preparing something very special: the first Lindo White Dove electric guitar.
A gentle look at why the neck matters so much to us, and how our composite wood necks are made for feel, stability, and long-term playing.