--- product_id: 49383226 title: "Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case" brand: "lindo" price: "€ 3.03" currency: EUR in_stock: false reviews_count: 5 url: https://www.desertcart.hr/products/49383226-lindo-slim-org-sl-se-electro-acoustic-guitar-with-preamp store_origin: HR region: Croatia --- # Padded gig bag included Slim electro-acoustic design Integrated preamp with tuner & EQ Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case **Brand:** lindo **Price:** € 3.03 **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎶 Slim, sleek, and stage-ready — your sound, your spotlight. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case by lindo - **How much does it cost?** € 3.03 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/49383226-lindo-slim-org-sl-se-electro-acoustic-guitar-with-preamp) ## Best For - lindo enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted lindo brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Balanced Outputs:** Connect effortlessly to amps, PA systems, or audio interfaces with both XLR and 1/4" jack outputs. - • **Sleek Bristol-Born Slim Body:** Stand out with a uniquely slim, stylish electro-acoustic guitar designed for modern pros. - • **Premium Tonewoods for Rich Sound:** Burl ash top paired with flatsawn zebrawood sides and back delivers a vibrant, balanced acoustic voice. - • **Pro-Grade Integrated Preamp & Tuner:** Seamlessly blend soundhole mic and piezo pickups with a built-in chromatic tuner and EQ for perfect tone control. - • **Ready-to-Go with Gold Wilkinson Pegs & Padded Case:** Experience smooth tuning precision and protect your investment with a stylish, durable gig bag. ## Overview The Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE is a full-size electro-acoustic guitar crafted with premium ash and zebrawood tonewoods, featuring an integrated BS-5M preamp with adjustable microphone and piezo pickup blend, a backlit LCD chromatic tuner, and balanced XLR plus 1/4" outputs. Designed in Bristol, U.K., it combines professional-grade electronics with a slim, ergonomic body and includes smooth Wilkinson gold tuning pegs and a quality padded gig bag for ultimate portability and performance. ## Description Full description not available ## Features - Unique slim electro-acoustic guitar concept designed in Bristol, U.K, by Lindo Guitars | Video Demo: https://youtu.be/hsqOO3Fh64E - Integrated BS-5M preamplifier with adjustable soundhole microphone and undersaddle piezoelectric pickup blend - chromatic tuner with equalizer and backlit LCD - Burl ash top with flatsawn zebrawood sides and back - Balanced XLR and standard 1/4" jack output for connection to an amplifier, P.A, audio interface and mixing desk - Super smooth Wilkinson tuning pegs with gold finish, 10mm quality padded gig bag included ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | Product Dimensions | 106.4 x 50 x 10.8 cm; 4.1 kg | | Batteries | 1 9V batteries required. (included) | | Item model number | LDG-SL-55D | | Back Material | Ash Wood | | Body Material | Zebrawood | | Colour | Natural Gloss | | Fretboard Material | Walnut Wood | | Guitar Pickup Configuration | Piezoelectric | | Scale Length | 25.5 | | String Gauge | medium | | String Material | Alloy Steel | | Top Material | Ash Wood | | Neck Material Type | Mahogany | | Number of Strings | 6 | | Guitar Bridge System | Wood | | Country Produced In | china | | Size | Full | | Battery Type | Alkaline | | Item Weight | 4.1 kg | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Lindo - **Colour:** Natural Gloss - **Top material type:** Ash Wood - **Body material:** Zebrawood - **Back material type:** Ash Wood - **Neck material type:** Mahogany - **Fretboard material type:** Walnut Wood - **Guitar pick-up configuration:** Piezoelectric - **String material type:** Alloy Steel - **Hand orientation:** Right ## Images ![Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71N3cmNk0OL.jpg) ![Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71G+q7v5xiL.jpg) ![Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71b-1L+9L8L.jpg) ![Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HdDJuaxbL.jpg) ![Lindo Slim ORG-SL SE Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp LCD Tuner & Padded Case - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71uw8gCe8ML.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: How does it sound just played not plugged in? Hardly any feedback on this. Cheers, Jules** A: Hi Jules, this is first and foremost an acoustic guitar as it is entirely hollow (unlike a semi-acoustic), so it has plenty of volume and resonance when not plugged in. In terms of volume and tone, I'd place it between a dreadnought and a parlour - which makes sense as the chamber size would come between those too. For tone I'd probably say it emphasises the mids and highs, with a bit less bass than a full size dreadnought, but it's still a nicely rounded sound. Hope this helps. **Q: what is the action like (the height of the strings above the frets)?** A: Hello. We set everything to industry standard of around 1.2 mm at 1st fret and 2.5 mm at 12th fret. Best regards, Lindo Guitars **Q: what is the action like (the height of the strings above the frets)?** A: This was an issue I had, because I like low action. So had to adjust the resonation using using an allen key. **Q: does this guitar come with padded case or gig bag.** A: It does come with a gigbag (or at least it did when I bought mine). It's padded, although not massively so. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars Good quality unusual guitar *by M***B on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 7 April 2016* Never posted an online review before but I do use them, so its time I contributed!Amateur luthier's view: The guitar is generally well made. There are no laqueur runs, no glue runs around the lining. Some internal roughness on the internal sides but not significant (or generally visible). Standard X-braced soundboard. Both body and neck have plastic binding, the neck with fret markers of course, and striking abalone purfling on the sound board (including around the hole). The 'lightning' inlay on the fingerboard is great, and the zigzag positions are meaningful as they are positioned at the standard frets that are usually marked with pearl dots (3,5,7,9).There are two things of note for potential buyers.1. The first is that the body is very shallow, rather like the f-hole electric guitars often favoured by jazz players. This inevitably results in a diminution of the richness of sound. The sound quality depends mainly on two critical factors, the quality of the sound board (usually spruce) and the size and construction of the body. Vibrations of the sound board create pressure waves in the 'box' which escape from the sound hole, and that is what you hear. I made a guitar some years ago (mahogany & spruce) based on plans of a Martin 000-16m which has a similar size body but which is about 3cm deeper. Compared with this guitar, the Lindo guitar has less richness of tone and less bass (which is not to say that it is poor, as it is not). This is not surprising, and you could say the same of the 000-16m when comparing it to a Martin D28. However I mainly wanted a guitar with a cutaway so I could get above the 14th fret and, more importantly, one which had a pickup; and I was seduced by the beauty of the guitar pictured on the amazon web site! In my opinion, if you want a guitar for unamplified performance then there are better options for £330. I personally don't think that the portability would be much affected by increasing the depth. If however you want to perform amplified, then the pickup/pre-amp is good and it is not an issue.2. The soundboard construction is very unusual in the particular case of the guitar delivered to me. Solid tops are constructed from two pieces of wood that have been created by cutting a single rectangle of wood into two 'leaves', rather like opening a book at the middle page, and hence known as 'book-matched'. This results in a soundboard that has mirror-image grain patterns around the centre line (i.e. either side of the sound hole). The picture on the web site indicates that this is indeed the case, as expected. However, in my case this is not true. The soundboard has an appearance as if made from a single piece of wood as the book-matching seems non-existant (like two pieces of wood from different parts of the tree having been picked up in the workshop). This is not a problem for the back (quarter-sawn zebra is very attractive, as any lion would tell you), but the soundboard looks very strange (see photo) as there is a very pronounced asymmetry in the grain pattern. The right hand side looks like a normal spruce top and the left hand side looks like the rather more attractive ash top of the guitar in the Amazon photo, and so looks a little bizarre. It is not a disaster, but is nonetheless rather disappointing having made my personal purchase decision on the basis that aesthetics would compensate for the shallow body. I've always told people NEVER buy a guitar without playing ('do as I say, not as I do' apparently...!); caveat emptor, the downside of online purchases.Guitarist view: The guitar feels well balanced, and has a very nice 'feel'. The finish is very high gloss more usual for an electric guitar than an acoustic, but in my view it works perfectly for this instrument. The upward sweep on the headstock shape visually reflects the cutout on the top bout which is a tasteful feature I think. It is set up correctly, has a lovely action (essential for finger pickers), and the intonation is spot on; the saddle has a compensated B-string slot which seems to have become the norm (though I don't understand why it has not always been so). It is a joy to play. The pickup/pre-amp impresses me (but I don't have much knowledge of this aspect of guitars). There's an XLR3 socket (as well as a standard jack) for those who fiddle with recorders and the 'presence' control adds a wonderful 'bite' to the sound which works great for punchy stuff like ragtime and olde worlde country blues. The soft case is the normal standard (i.e. OK for carrying but not for slapping) with a large zipped pocket above the bottom bout and a small zipped compartment over the headstock big enough for capo, strings, picks. A get-you-started thin jack-to-jack cable and a PP3 battery were included.All in all, a very nice guitar but a deeper body (and perhaps a stricter soundboard QC?) would make it perfect.P.S. Still a very strong smell of varnish after 2 days so some compulsory short-term solvent abuse when playing it; I keep wanting to play Grateful Dead songs even though I don't know any... ### ⭐⭐⭐ 3.0 out of 5 stars Great looking guitar, but with some issues. *by P***. on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 April 2016* I was attracted by the unusual look of this guitar and decided to take the risk of ordering one without having tried it myself. I am very pleased with the look of this instrument and it does have some very nice features. The overall finish is pretty good, although the build of the guitar is not overly robust and I think a few corners have been cut construction-wise. Unfortunately there are problems when it comes to playing. The bridge is positioned slightly incorrectly which has resulted in the intonation being annoyingly sharp. Also, there are a couple of fret buzzes and the action at the nut end is painfully high. I could quite justifiably return the guitar to Lindo, but I like its quirky looks enough to fork out another hundred odd pounds for a professional fret-stoning and setup, which hopefully turn it into the guitar I hoped it would be! If you don't mind doing the same, then I can recommend this as a quirky and endearing guitar. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 4.0 out of 5 stars A few issues at first but plays beautifully now. Great service. *by K***R on Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 October 2020* I bought this guitar because a shoulder injury has made playing a normal-width guitar painful, and this guitar is British-made which appealed to me. This is a narrow depth guitar and is therefore easier on my shoulder. When I first bought the guitar I had a few issues but Lindo took back the guitar and fixed everything and now it plays beautifully. Their after-sales service is first class and thank you Lloyd (technician) for a speedy response. 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