Is it possible to modify the accordion for a left-hand player?
1099595
You probably need to talk to an accordian retail/repair specialist. I am pretty sure that the reed-blocks could be turned around, bu there is also the issue of re positioning the air release button. You might also check direct with Hohner directly to see if they produce a lefty version.
995598
It comes right handed, but I'm guessing you could string it left handed. You'd also have to move the pick guard to the other side.
1247663
I don't see why a left handed guitar wouldn't fit. I will say the right handed guitar fits very snug though.
997070
Yes it can. I bought it for my left handed granddaughter. She doesn't have any problem playing
2011154
You can hold it upside down and play, like some people play guitar. Since I am not an accordion player, I can't say whether it effected anything major, but it didn't seem to.
698411
No, It is a right hand guitar. I guess you could string it left handed if so desired.
470688
Yes, but you'll need to buy a left-handed chin rest and put it on yourself with a tiny screw driver needed to tighten it. The teacher can probably adjust it, if needed. My son is left-handed but plays violin right-handed...
893751
it comes right handed but you can just revert the strings for a left handed player
760060
no but any guitar can be a left handed guitar just have to flip the strings :)
868160
It does not appear that this unit could be used by a left handed person. So sorry lefties!
532060
You would need to contact the manufacturer, but I don't believe it is available currently for left handed users.
1102330
You might want to read this; <http://leftyfretz.com/restring-right-handed-guitar-left-handed> (copy and paste the IP address)
995593
It is not for left handed people, unless you want to learn to play right handed. You may be able to restring it for left hand and remove the pick guard, but there could be some issues with the bridge since it is compensated for right handedness.
995594
The mandolin I received was not strung for left-handed players. I'm not sure you could restring it for successful left-handed use because you would also have to remove the pick guard as it would be in the way (see the dark plastic on the bottom right of the body, in the picture?) It's not a reversible part, so if you try restringing it you'd need to find a replacement guard, etc.
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
1147190
Well... given the way a recorder is fingered, I can tell you that these measurements might not be what's needed. You will likely not have any problems with left hand notes. How far can you stretch the distance from your right hand index finger to your right hand pinky? That will give me the information to tell you if you could play a low C (all holes covered).
1401341
I looked at my unit and in order to swap sides it would require modifying the back brace and hip pad with slots for the straps. Also the hip pad is shaped differently. I wouldn't recommend this for a lefty. Sorry.