The Lindert Conducter is a vaguely Les Paul shaped electric guitar: the seventh model issued in the Locomotive series. The Conductor came with humbuckers or two Alnico
standard pickups. The semi-hollow body is texture painted beechwood brown and cream. The
uniquely shaped pickguard and tweed grille are reminiscent of early 40s amplifier and radio design.

"The 'Empire State Building' look of the pickguard can also be seen in popular architecture, train
design and furniture of the 40s," said Charles Lindert, president. "The spider-web grille panel
invokes the look of old gramophones."

The Conductor(TM) has an Escape Velocity(TM) neck. The entire Loco-Motive Series used the Escape Velocity(TM) half
vee, half rounded maple neck with rosewood fingerboard. The necks also include Lindert's one of a
kind Thumbs Up(TM) headstock.

The Conductor(TM) is a 25 1/2 inch scale guitar with 22 frets. Volume and tone controls feature
chickenhead knobs to add to the classic styling. Retail price of the Conductor( model in 1997 with
humbuckers was $659.00, standard pickups $629.00.