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Lindert Locomotive Baritone

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You can identify a Lindert guitar at first sight with the bizarre vintage speaker design of its bolted body, its elaborated pickguard and 'thumb-up' headstock. This Lindert Locomotive Baritone combines a classic shape with these typical Lindert innovations.

I am a baritone fan but I rarely saw one with this strat SSS pickup combination, that, together with a semi-hollow bolted MDF body, must provide a quite unique sound.

Lindert was active for 20 years since the mid-1980s, with US and Korea-made models that start to become collector guitars due to their very cool design and high quality. We had seen a bass version of the Locomotive model here.



Bertram

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Lindert Locomotive T Bass VI

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Lindert Locomotive T Bass VIHere's an "old school" style 6-string bass (i.e. tuned as a guitar but an octave down - guitar string spacing, etc), this one being from the now defunct Lindert compnay from Washington, DC.

I quite like the Tele styling although I'm not overly sure about the fake speaker effect with the tweed cloth inlaid. Nevertheless, it's hard to find what I consider proper 6-string basses these days (and most "baritone guitars" don't go down low enough) and have you seen the prices that a Fender Bass VI now commands?

Nevertheless, I feel an itchy bidding finger, although I really shouldn't as I don't have room for any more guitars.

Must... restrain... myself...

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