Patina Guitars (from the same company as Spira Guitars and Jet Guitars) is launching its lefty lineup, at least in Europe. Based on Stratocaster and Telecaster shapes for the moment, they feature locking tuners, a real bone nut, and a nitro finish (relic or non-relic).

I contacted them about the release of a Jazzmaster-like for left-handed, they answered "lets see".

Source : local seller in my country (France). Available in December.

really wanted this Joan Jett Olympic Special but it only came in a right handed model so I had it converted to lefty!

I've never actually played a guitar though I have fiddled around with both acoustic and electric before. Both were right guitars and I released that even though I'm a lefty, I gravitate towards playing them right handed. Is that normal?

Maybe it’s a slow roll out, maybe I just missed something, but were there no lefties at all in today’s big release?

I’m not even personally in the market at the moment, but it seems wild to me that they’re no longer making an AM Pro Strat or Tele (as far as I can see)

Yamaha LL-16L - used but in great condition - I think it's a '23

I just got offered $290 AUD to buy this but I want to know is it worth it? Like does anyone have experience with this guitar?

Always left out of the Explorer fun

As usual, I did my daily search for left-handed Ormsbys and came across this

I was a bit confused because A) it's cheap as fuck, and B) I had just purchased this exact lefty model and color used a few months ago, and the pictures seemed very familiar

.https://musictoner.shop/products/ormsby-tx-gtr-blue-sparkle-lefty-2540041?variant=50529493516451&country=US&currency=USD&utm_medium=product_sync&utm_source=google&utm_content=sag_organic&utm_campaign=sag_organic&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=24331756723&gbraid=0AAAABEhUas1Awm51Ddc5dbhPIgVww1NCZ&gclid=CjwKCAjwirLWBhBBEiwAlItbEhO8VC8QIMxAycCnZ_bDOKLTZpiBCOo4qcyIlRur7WMA-wW3DxJlTBoCmFIQAvD_BwE

I cross-checked the serial number, and it literally is my guitar.

Friend fixed the damaged horns :-)

Few pcs in good price :-)

Recently have been looking into getting an american strat used or new whichever works for me, but I really want a white finish. I wanted to see if anyone knew what models are available in a white finish so I can broaden my search. I know the Professional series has one in Olympic white but after playing one in person I felt that it was more of a cream color than white. Is the Ultra II really the only lefty model that is in polar/ avalanche white? Its a small thing honestly but if I'm paying those prices I want to be satisfied with the color.

Title. I'm kinda stuck and confused. All I know is I have to somehow get the saddle to flip around, but how can I do that? Thanks in advance

title basically says it all. I wanna tune to double drop C, but don't really wanna break the bank (nothing over 600€, preferably) and I really want that ludicrous long scale

I'm looking at a g4m guitar which seems to be a sort of bass vi, that's pretty cheap (£200, UK). The most affordable good actual baritone seems to be a Danelectro for about £500.

Secondhand there's the Revelation which is basically their stab at a bass vi, for about the same price.

Does anyone have any recommendations?

I am in the UK

Hey, everyone, I have 2 lefties for sale

Samick from the early 2000s. I dropped new electronics about a month ago. $100

Epiphone Special 2. Work done: professional setup, 2 Duncan distortions, replaced pots and switch. $250

I'm honestly pretty unfamiliar with pricing, so feel free to make offers. I'm located in Stone Mountain, Ga

Hey lefty fellas. I want to start playing and I discovered that there are only few budget and beginner friendly guitars which are left oriented. I particularly plan to play metal, rock, but also want some versatility.

I found Ibanez Gio GRX70QAL with its HSH coils be a good fit, but also Yamaha Pacifica 112V (left) and Epiphone SQ tribute be a community praised guitars.

Basically I have two question for you:
1)I have never touched any instrument in my life, starting from scratch, does pickup type really matters for a person like me or am i over focusing on it?

2) Are listed guitars above any good for a beginner? Do you have any guitar in mind that would fit well?

Thank you!