The First Left Handed Guitar is Here! You Already Know the Benefits, Now Get the Facts.

Easier to Learn and Play

The left handed guitar is the easiest instrument to learn and play. It is easier on your body, easier to see what you are doing and easier to do what you want to do with your music. It’s not just for lefties anymore. The left handed guitar has become a very popular instrument for students of all ages from all parts of the world. From beginners to advanced players, the left handed guitar has been an inspiration for many people who have always wanted to learn how to play but never thought they could.

Easier on Your Body

The left handed guitar is made specifically for a left handed individual so it’s much easier on your body because you don’t have to twist or contort yourself or put any unnecessary strain on your body by trying to play a right handed guitar if you are left handed. This makes it much more comfortable and enjoyable when you are playing and practicing with your new guitar. Plus, you will be able to practice longer without getting sore or tired so that you can really make some great music.

Left handed guitars are here to stay! We have brought you the first and only left handed guitar that is ergonomically designed for left handers. So what are you waiting for? You already know the benefits of playing a left handed guitar, so get the facts about this amazing instrument and see for yourself why it is the “first and only” of its kind.

The Left Handed Guitar is a completely unique design, and it’s not just because it is a left handed guitar. When you play the Left Handed Guitar, everything changes. The strings are placed in the opposite direction so your fingers can move freely. The neck is also wider, giving you more leverage over your chords. And there’s one more thing…

The Lefty Guitar Store is proud to offer the only fully functional left handed guitar for sale in the world. This patented design is unlike any other left handed guitar you have ever seen.

The primary benefit of this design is its ability to be played by either a right or left handed musician. The Lefty Guitar Store has designed a guitar that is truly ambidextrous.

Imagine being able to play any guitar, whether it be a right handed guitar or a left handed guitar, with ease and comfort. Imagine being able to pick up any guitar and being able to play it as if it were your own. That is what you get with this revolutionary new design.

We pride ourselves on our accuracy, attention to detail and transparency. We have an extensive collection of left handed guitars and basses, with a team of professionals ready to answer your questions.

We are the experts in all things left handed guitar. With a wide selection of left handed electric guitars, left handed acoustic guitars and much more, you know us as the place to go for your lefty needs.

Over the past few weeks, I’ve been selling left handed guitars to fellow guitarists. They all know how hard it is to learn on a right handed guitar. It’s not that it’s impossible, but it sure is frustrating.

You can’t see the strings properly if you’re a lefty and you often end up strumming just at the wrong time. A left handed guitar resolves all these problems for you and allows you to learn with more ease.

If only Fender made a left handed Stratocaster! Oh wait – they do!

Left-handed guitarists are unique individuals, who have a special personal quality that is not found in right-handed people.

From the moment of birth, left-handed individuals are forced to adapt to a world that was not designed for them. They learn quickly to write backwards and upside down, and deal with scissors that were not made for their hands.

These challenges often lead to ridicule and frustration early in life, but eventually left-handers learn to appreciate their uniqueness. As they mature into adulthood, left-handers continue to face challenges in a world that is predominantly designed for righties.

For example, when a lefty sits down at a computer keyboard he must either place his mouse on the right side of his keyboard (thus using his less dextrous hand) or move his mouse over the top of his keyboard (causing him great inconvenience).

Lefties also face difficulties when they try to play musical instruments. Most guitars are built with the strings reversed so that when you hold them in your lap, the low E string is farthest away from you. Since most people are right handed this makes it much easier for them to play the guitar. But for left handed people it means the low E string is closest to them so it can rub