Left-Handed Electric Guitars

Left-handed electric guitars are just like standard six-string electric guitars, but flipped around to be played by left-handed players. Instead of fretting with the left hand, those playing guitar left-handed will fret with their right hand.

If you’re left-handed, you might find it easier to pick up guitar on a left-handed electric guitar. However, there are numerous left-handed guitarists who play right-handed guitar, including Elvis Costello, Joe Perry, Duane Allman, and Mark Knopfler.

Since they aren’t in as high demand, new left-handed electric guitars are usually the same price or a little more expensive than right-handed guitars. However, used left-handed electric guitars might be a bit cheaper than their right-handed counterpart because demand is a little lower, so left-handed guitars are likely to sit unsold for longer. That can be a recipe for a good deal on a left-handed guitar in the used market.

While the exact price of a left-handed electric guitar will vary greatly depending on brand, quality of construction, and more, a left-handed electric guitar can range in price from under $100 to many thousands of dollars.

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