This banjolele is only for right handed. Do you know if it is possible to switch the strings only or the tailpiece need to change to convert in RH?
2014298
I think (but don't know for sure) that you can switch the strings to be left-handed and not worry about the bridge (the wooden bridge near the bottom end). I have been playing mine without widening any of the grooves in the bridge. Two of the strings go down into the groove and two strings are perched on top of the groove. As long as it is in tune, I don't think it matters. But, I think you should take it to a guitar store and ask the people there, just to be sure.
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.
191828
The banjo did not come set up with the strings & bridge in place. The delivery and packaging was excellent and it only took a few minutes to set up the bridge, tailpiece height, and string tension to my liking. I hope that helps! Good luck.
1305843
It is sold and shipped as a right-handed guitar, but you can probably still reverse the strings.
704713
Out of the package it is left hand retrieve but it can be converted to right hand as well. Tight Lines. Darrin
1997763
No it's not a dumb question and yes it is for right handed players. Left handed guitars are always labeled as such.
981832
I honestly don't know. I'm not as familiar with varying banjo body types like I am with guitars! If I had a banjo shop near by I'd take it there and try it out but unfortunately that is not an option for me! What I can tell you is that it's been a good purchase for me. It was relatively cheap and it's been really sturdy.
1953245
Mine is right handed, but you could order it left handed. All they need to do is reverse the strings for you. They are excellent at pleasing their customers ( The EPIPHONE people. Just let them know of your request and I am sure that they'll take care of you. By the way, I love my guitar (Epiphone DR-100 Natural).
1300618
No, you have to look for ads saying exactly "left handed guitar". Converting right handed guitar to left handed guitar is NOT quite straigforward for acoustic and classical guitar. It takes a lot of works to make this happens. Changing the strings order is far away from enough.
790910
Not sure, but maybe.There are cutouts in the receiver and stock for the bolt handle on the left side, but there is no way to tell how the bolt itself rotate/operate without dissasembly. The "manual" makes no mention of left-hand conversion. Good luck
1145357
It depends. I'm a lefty so I'm used to things being backwards. I really like using my left thumb on the spool and winding with my right. I know righties that do the same thing. I say let your thumb decide.
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
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.
134155
As far as I know,mine came right handed but if it dosen't It is a fairly easy fix. Just reverse the nylon straps.I think U will love it.
893750
no, this is a right handed guitar. you should google left handed guitar or try ebay.
912478
While you can reverse the strings on this guitar to make it into a left handed model, I would advise against it. Both the nut and saddle are also setup for right handed players. So while the guitar will pay fine if you reverse the strings, it will not intonate well, and the nut may bind up on the strings. The good news is this model is available in a left handed model with a left handed nut and saddle, so no left handed conversion should be necessary.
863424
I don't know because I'm not left-handed. But I think all guitars/ukuleles come from factory stringed one-way so you have to re-string to reverse the order.
1654514
Out of the box it's set for righties, though you can have a shop (or yourself if you know how) adjust the pulleys and change it over to a left hand configuration.