Eko ST 300 Cream
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The Essentials to Know About the Eko ST300 Guitar
The Essentials to Know About the Eko ST300 Guitar
- Vintage "Type S" Spirit: comfortable double cutaway for easy access to the 22 frets, with a carefully crafted retro aesthetic.
- Versatile SSS Configuration: 3 Eko Standard single-coil pickups + 5-position selector switch to go from bright clean tones to more scooped sounds.
- Bolt-on Maple Neck with a low C profile: immediate playability, ideal for progressing without fatigue.
- Vibrato with individual saddles: precise adjustments (action and intonation) and classic vibrato effects.
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An Accessible Type S in the Eko Spirit
Inspired by the iconic shapes from the 1950s, the ST300 adopts the codes that have endured through generations: double cutaway, trio of single-coil pickups, and vintage-style vibrato. Eko offers here an interpretation designed to remain affordable while preserving the ergonomics and versatility that made this format successful, featuring a glossy finish and a vintage white pickguard with an aged look.
For Which Guitarist and Styles?
The Eko ST300 is primarily aimed at the beginner guitarist (and intermediate players looking for a simple and effective electric guitar). Its SSS configuration and 5-position selector make it comfortable for pop, rock, blues, funk, and dynamic clean tones. It also handles moderate overdrive very well and can become more biting with heavier distortion while maintaining definition.
The Sound
The poplar body provides a pleasant balance: a rather neutral response that highlights the versatility of the pickups and remains comfortable for everyday playing. The maple neck enhances attack and snap, while the laurel fingerboard slightly rounds the feel for a soft yet precise compromise. The 3 single-coil pickups deliver bright, articulate clean tones, with intermediate positions (2 and 4) offering scooped and smooth sounds ideal for rhythm playing. The vibrato completes the setup with expressive nuances, and its adjustable saddles allow fine-tuning of intonation string by string.
Technical specifications
| Electronics: microphone configuration | SSS | Original Strings | Eko 10/46 |
| Fretboard: side markers | Yes | Scalloped | Double |
| Category | ST | Body | Poplar |
| Truss Rod | Double-action | Vibrato | Standard |
| Strings | Metal | Nbre of pickups | 3 |
| Nbr of strings | 6 | Neck Pickup | Single-coil |
| Neck | Maple | Middle pickup | Single coil |
| Neck format | C low profile | Bridge pickup | Single coil |
| Radius | 14 " | Electronics | Passive |
| Nut Width | 42 mm | Selector | 5-position |
| Fingerboard | Laurel | Settings | 2x tone, 1 Volume |
| Marker | Point | Color | White |
| Nbrs of frets | 22 | Finishing | Glossy |
| Scale (mm) | 650 mm | Hardware | Chromed |
| Tuning pegs | Diecast | ||
| Shape | Type S | Fingerboard radius | 14" / 355.6 mm |
| Body wood | poplar | Neck finish | glossy |
| Body finish | glossy | Bridge / tailpiece | vibrato with individual saddles |
| Pickguard | vintage white (aged look) | Tuners | diecast |
| Neck shape | low C | Hardware finish | chrome |
| Inlays | dots | Pickups | 3 Eko standard single-coils |
| Scale length | 650 mm / 25.59" | Controls | 1 volume, 2 tone knobs |
Questions frequently asked
Is the Eko ST 300 Cream suitable for beginners?
Designed for beginner guitarists, this electric guitar features an SSS configuration and a 5-way selector switch. The maple neck has a low profile C shape, with a 42 mm nut width. The scale length of 650 mm and Eko 10/46 strings are part of its original specifications.
What styles can be played with this SSS guitar?
Thanks to its three standard Eko single-coil pickups, this model is suitable for pop, rock, blues, and funk. Positions 2 and 4 on the 5-way selector offer a scooped tone ideal for rhythm playing.
What is the neck profile and fretboard radius?
The maple neck has a low profile C shape with a laurel fingerboard. Its radius is 14 inches, or 355.6 mm, paired with 22 frets.
What type of vibrato is equipped on the ST300?
The standard vibrato uses adjustable individual saddles to fine-tune intonation string by string.
What are the materials and finish of the guitar?
The body is made of poplar and features a glossy white finish. The chrome hardware is complemented by a vintage white pickguard with an aged look.



