--- product_id: 52203217 title: "Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst" brand: "lindo" price: "2145.80 DT" currency: TND in_stock: false reviews_count: 9 url: https://www.desertcart.tn/products/52203217-lindo-zebra-electro-acoustic-guitar-with-preamp-tuner-gigbag-black store_origin: TN region: Tunisia --- # Electro Acoustic Includes Gigbag 4-Band EQ Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst **Brand:** lindo **Price:** 2145.80 DT **Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock ## Summary > 🎢 Unleash Your Inner Rockstar! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst by lindo - **How much does it cost?** 2145.80 DT with free shipping - **Is it available?** Currently out of stock - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/52203217-lindo-zebra-electro-acoustic-guitar-with-preamp-tuner-gigbag-black) ## 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 - β€’ **Full Support:** Comes with a gigbag and dedicated customer support for peace of mind. - β€’ **Exotic Design:** Crafted from stunning zebrawood for a unique aesthetic. - β€’ **Stunning Finish:** High gloss black sunburst finish adds a touch of elegance. - β€’ **Precision Tuning:** Easy-to-use digital tuner ensures you're always performance-ready. - β€’ **Versatile Connectivity:** Equipped with a dual jack and XLR output for seamless amplification. ## Overview The Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar combines exotic zebrawood with a spruce top, featuring a user-friendly preamp with a 4-band equalizer and digital tuner. Its stunning black sunburst finish and traditional dot inlays make it not just an instrument, but a statement piece. Perfect for musicians seeking quality and style, it includes a gigbag for easy transport and full customer support. ## Description Design and ConceptDesigned in Bristol, U.K, by Lindo Guitars - The Zebra takes its name from the exotic zebrawood used to create the back and sides of this stunning instrument. Popular with guitarists from all walks of life and musical tastes, this is an ideal instrument for rhythm and lead techniques and responds incredibly well to both plectrum and finger-picking.Tonewoods and ShapeThe large dreadnought body shape was created to give players that desirable β€œbig sound” and this is where the Lindo Zebra excels in tonal performance. The back and sides are zebrawood, which offers a full all-round sound and projects the mid-range most prominently. The top is spruce which is an exceptionally dynamic tonewood offering bright trebles and a warm low end. The nato neck and rosewood fretboard are a perfect pairing to further compliment the body woods and project a balanced sound across all strings.Features and BenefitsThe body is a smart tapered design – being approximately 11.5cm at its widest, narrowing to approximately 10cm towards the neck. Not only is this shape great for acoustics and sound projection but it is also more comfortable to play. The bridge is rosewood and features six ABS bridge pins and an ABS compensated saddle. This saddle ensures accurate intonation across the neck. The diecast chrome finish tuning pegs are smooth to use and ensure this guitar holds its tune exceptionally well. The TOPS-4T preamp with piezoelectric pickup (under bridge saddle) gives you the option of a 4-band EQ, which means you can control the output of the bass, middle, treble, presence and master volume when connected to an amplifier.The tuner is intuitive to use, just press the power button and the auto tuning mode is displayed on a backlit LCD with LED indicators. So with this preamp, you are able to easily shape your sound via the EQ, and check the guitar’s tuning wherever you are and in any lighting conditions. On the underside of the Zebra there is a dual output unit which allows you to connect a standard jack lead or balanced XLR and plug into an amplifier, mixing desk or an audio interface. This is also where the 9V battery is inserted to power the preamp. Record at home, play live, jam with friends, the Lindo Zebra delivers tone, features and versatility all in one. Review: Warehouse deal bargain! - This was a Warehouse deal, described as in 'Used - good' condition - minor cosmetic imperfections on "top, front or sides", "bottom or back" and "interior" of item, "accessories may have cosmetic damage". The minor cosmetic imperfections to the guitar itself were mainly just that - in fact, very minor: the only way to see them is to look at a light source reflected in the guitar, and few guitars have an absolutely perfect finish... There's a series of small dents in the back if the neck that are virtually invisible and don't affect the playability at all, another minor dent by the machine heads (also almost invisible), and what looks like a splash mark on the side of the headstock, which has almost polished out already. Not perfect, but not at all bad! There was no sign of cosmetic damage to the "accessories": in fact, there was no sign of the tuner battery or the truss rod Allen key at all.... So, once it was unpacked and inspected, it was time to try it out. First chord sounded terrible, guitar way out of tune (which is when I had to go find a battery!). Tuned up, beautiful sound on 'open' chords, amazingly good action but barre chords from 5th fret up were unplayable - the strings didn't buzz, they just sounded 13th/14th fret notes! (That's when I discovered the Allen key was missing - I suspect whoever 'improved' the action still has it.) Once I'd found an Allen key that was the right size, adjustments started. And continued. And continued. (Slowly - I'm not a guitar tech!) Over the following three weeks, I adjusted and re-adjusted the truss rod, used narrow strips of paper to raise the bridge saddle, restrung with lighter gauge strings, re-adjusted the truss rod, lowered the bridge saddle again, re-adjusted the truss rod, and finally.... Finally, the intonation is just about perfect (the tuner shows one string may be out - it varies between very slightly sharp and very slightly sharper, but I don't hear a problem), and the action is probably as good as I'm going to get it for the time being. I'll probably invest in a couple of cheap bridge saddles sometime, so I can carve pieces off them to see if that helps: however, having said that, the action is pretty good, and the main problem is probably my lack of practice over the past year or three... Overall, it's a nice looking and nice sounding guitar, and I'm delighted with it. Five stars? Definitely - the adjustments took three weeks, but that was generally less than half an hour at a time (while watching tv!) every third or fourth day, then waiting till everything bedded in. If I'd taken the guitar to a professional tech, I'd probably have been charged about Β£40 - which would still have been a pretty good deal, since the guitar only cost me Β£53.51! 😎 Review: Good communication from manufacturer - Bought this guitar for my son in October - really pleased at first but when we needed to change the strings, we had difficulty with the pins on the bridge. Manufacturer called and tried to resolve the situation on the phone but sadly the guitar became damaged through my son's attempts to fix it (he obviously used excessive force) - due to this damage we didn't think we could legitimately return the item. I would recommend anyone else in these circumstances to contact manufacturer to see if they can advise, ask to return item or get a music shop to look it over. Acoustic guitars due to their construction are unable to withstand too much pressure and it would have been safer in hindsight passing it over to someone who knew how to deal with the issue and resolve the fault. ## Features - Exotic zebrawood dreadnought electro acoustic guitar with a spruce top - designed in Bristol, UK, by Lindo Guitars - Easy-to-use preamplifier with 4-band equalizer and digital tuning interface, featuring a dual jack and high-quality XLR output unit for connecting to an amplifier or audio interface - Beautiful high gloss finish and cream binding on the body, neck and headstock which looks stylish and adds stability to the overall construction - Vivid black sunburst paint finish and incredible sound projection and tone -traditional dot inlays on the open-pore rosewood fretboard - Includes gigbag and fits a Lindo hard case – full customer support on 01173009806 / info@lindoguitars.com ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B005LC0VEC | | Body Material Type | Rosewood | | Brand Name | Lindo | | Colour | Black | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (55) | | Fretboard Material Type | Rosewood | | Guitar Bridge System | Wood | | Guitar Pickup Configuration | Piezoelectric | | Hand Orientation | Right | | Item Type Name | Electro-acoustic guitar | | Item Weight | 3 kg | | Manufacturer | Lindo Gitarren | | Manufacturer Part Number | LDG-61BS | | Model Name | Zebra | | Model Number | LDG-61BS | | Neck Material Type | Mora | | Number of Strings | 6 | | Product Warranty | 12 months. | | Scale Length | 25.5 | | Size | Full | | String Material Type | Alloy Steel | | Top Material Type | Spruce Wood | ## Product Details - **Body material:** Rosewood - **Brand:** Lindo - **Colour:** Black - **Fretboard material type:** Rosewood - **Guitar bridge system:** Wood - **Guitar pick-up configuration:** Piezoelectric - **Hand orientation:** Right - **Neck material type:** Mora - **String material type:** Alloy Steel - **Top material type:** Spruce Wood ## Images ![Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81YQfpwFVaL.jpg) ![Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/919MBL608kL.jpg) ![Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61+9KDIC5BL.jpg) ![Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61n1jLRE9yL.jpg) ![Lindo Zebra Electro Acoustic Guitar with Preamp / Tuner / Gigbag - Black Sunburst - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71d4gWR5UGL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Warehouse deal bargain! *by D***H on 6 November 2014* This was a Warehouse deal, described as in 'Used - good' condition - minor cosmetic imperfections on "top, front or sides", "bottom or back" and "interior" of item, "accessories may have cosmetic damage". The minor cosmetic imperfections to the guitar itself were mainly just that - in fact, very minor: the only way to see them is to look at a light source reflected in the guitar, and few guitars have an absolutely perfect finish... There's a series of small dents in the back if the neck that are virtually invisible and don't affect the playability at all, another minor dent by the machine heads (also almost invisible), and what looks like a splash mark on the side of the headstock, which has almost polished out already. Not perfect, but not at all bad! There was no sign of cosmetic damage to the "accessories": in fact, there was no sign of the tuner battery or the truss rod Allen key at all.... So, once it was unpacked and inspected, it was time to try it out. First chord sounded terrible, guitar way out of tune (which is when I had to go find a battery!). Tuned up, beautiful sound on 'open' chords, amazingly good action but barre chords from 5th fret up were unplayable - the strings didn't buzz, they just sounded 13th/14th fret notes! (That's when I discovered the Allen key was missing - I suspect whoever 'improved' the action still has it.) Once I'd found an Allen key that was the right size, adjustments started. And continued. And continued. (Slowly - I'm not a guitar tech!) Over the following three weeks, I adjusted and re-adjusted the truss rod, used narrow strips of paper to raise the bridge saddle, restrung with lighter gauge strings, re-adjusted the truss rod, lowered the bridge saddle again, re-adjusted the truss rod, and finally.... Finally, the intonation is just about perfect (the tuner shows one string may be out - it varies between very slightly sharp and very slightly sharper, but I don't hear a problem), and the action is probably as good as I'm going to get it for the time being. I'll probably invest in a couple of cheap bridge saddles sometime, so I can carve pieces off them to see if that helps: however, having said that, the action is pretty good, and the main problem is probably my lack of practice over the past year or three... Overall, it's a nice looking and nice sounding guitar, and I'm delighted with it. Five stars? Definitely - the adjustments took three weeks, but that was generally less than half an hour at a time (while watching tv!) every third or fourth day, then waiting till everything bedded in. If I'd taken the guitar to a professional tech, I'd probably have been charged about Β£40 - which would still have been a pretty good deal, since the guitar only cost me Β£53.51! 😎 ### ⭐⭐⭐ Good communication from manufacturer *by S***1 on 25 January 2015* Bought this guitar for my son in October - really pleased at first but when we needed to change the strings, we had difficulty with the pins on the bridge. Manufacturer called and tried to resolve the situation on the phone but sadly the guitar became damaged through my son's attempts to fix it (he obviously used excessive force) - due to this damage we didn't think we could legitimately return the item. I would recommend anyone else in these circumstances to contact manufacturer to see if they can advise, ask to return item or get a music shop to look it over. Acoustic guitars due to their construction are unable to withstand too much pressure and it would have been safer in hindsight passing it over to someone who knew how to deal with the issue and resolve the fault. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ a decent guitar, good value for money. *by C***E on 15 October 2014* I bought this for my husband, he's a beginner on guitar but already a professional musician on other instruments. He found it well made, with a good tone, I enjoyed the sound. It looks good and was well priced. The low quality carry case is the only minus, but you can't expect more at this price.I am very pleased with my purchase. --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - πŸ›’ **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** β€” Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** β€” Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - πŸ’° **No Hidden Fees** β€” All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - πŸ”„ **15-Day Free Returns** β€” Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - πŸ”’ **Secure Payments** β€” Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** β€” Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.tn/products/52203217-lindo-zebra-electro-acoustic-guitar-with-preamp-tuner-gigbag-black](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/52203217-lindo-zebra-electro-acoustic-guitar-with-preamp-tuner-gigbag-black) --- *Product available on Desertcart Tunisia* *Store origin: TN* *Last updated: 2026-09-06*