Would a reverse of the strings be all that is necessary to make it playable for a lefty?
1313151
The common thing about a lefty playing a guitar is to use it like a righty. I have seen a really great left-handed player and teacher do just that. His fingerboard hand really great moves and his music was great. It depends on your training. It helps when testing a new guitar, too. You don't need a lefty.Ray Crist
1313152
Not sure what the other answer means, as a word seems to have dropped out, but I'm sure it will work. He may have intended to say that the holes through which the strings are threaded might be different sized, but I doubt that.
1313153
I'm sure you could ,you might have to file the but a little so the strings will fit but that's a very minor adjustment.
1313154
i believe reversing the strings would work. Nothing in the guitar implies a right or left handed instrument.
828089
No, it's a standard guitar. You might be able to reverse the strings order and play it left handed, though the pick guard would be on the high side of the sound hole instead of the bottom. But, it would probably work.
39124
I don't see why not, although the small tension knob adjustment will be facing inward on a lefty. Don't know if that would get in the way.
169348
If u use a lefty being right handed the cant would be in the opposite direction. You may be able to use a right handed one and adjust the can't all the way over. If it won't reach u could punch new holes and make it reach. Just saying. I wear mine at 3:00 to a 4:30 position
457481
I believe so yes, I played around with the controls once and I think there was a lefty option.
2014299
You can easily switch the strings to left- handed, just like in many others stringed instruments. This little guy is a tank, you will be not disappointed.
1529418
I am left-handed, but I learned to play standard guitar. If you only want to invert strings, that won't be too difficult, and I guess that you could live with controls on the underside. Inverting the frame is another story, however. The lower part is quite a bit thinner than the upper one, which is already too thin in my opinion. It may be cutting into your arm more than you like.
145510
I am a lefty, but I play drums right handed. That being said, yes the system is completely flexible and can we switched.
1407847
I am not sure. My son is just a beginner but is right handed. I guess it could be played left handed but the strings would be upside down
1229010
You tuck it in your waistband anywhere you like, attaching the chord to your belt loop. Basically "gangster style". And yes you can absolutely use it for a lefty. I own one and love it. Just change the chord to something stronger like 550
1247663
I don't see why a left handed guitar wouldn't fit. I will say the right handed guitar fits very snug though.
2011155
Hi, I really don't think so...you could just flip it around. I was playing it with my Grandaughter on sunday and I held the strap with my left hand and pushed keys with right, you will be happy with the quality.
1639843
It is possible to change the strings and reverse the tuning it adjust to left-handed play. However, as an 8 year music teacher with many left-handed guitar students, I would recommend that you play normally. Muscle memory allows you to play both ways with enough practice.
2011156
I can't answer that-I sent it to my granddaughter in California so I have not seen her actually play it-going to see her next week, so would be able to see then-although she is rt handed . However I do not think it would for them regardless as to whether they were rt or lt for they would probably could adapt easily if they were left handed with practice
1120500
I don't think so. I am left handed and couldn't use it myself. I have read where people have had the strings switched around to accommodate a left hander.
760061
Not designed for a left hand guitarist, but could be played by a "lefty" if restrung. (The strings are the worst feature anyway)
1019562
Not really, you cant just put on strings reversed and call it a left-handed guitar, because the bridge saddle has been set up for righties, plus the pickguard would be in the wrong side, and the strap pins would be reversed also. Hope that helps.