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Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars

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Since most guitars are designed for right-handed players, left-handed musicians often struggle to find a guitar that provides them with the playing comfort they need.

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Red Hill
Available immediately
€ 139.00
Ibanez
Available immediately
€ 149.00
Ibanez
Available immediately
€ 149.00
Fender
Available immediately
€ 165.00
Richwood
Available immediately
€ 170.40
Epiphone
Available immediately
€ 245.00
Ibanez
Ordered
€ 259.00
Ibanez
Available immediately
€ 318.00
Ibanez
Ordered, estimated to be in stock: Aug 17, 2026
€ 340.00
Fender
Ordered, estimated to be in stock: Aug 17, 2026
€ 341.00
Fender
Available immediately
€ 351.00
Sigma Guitars
Available immediately
€ 362.00
Ibanez
Available immediately
€ 369.00
Fender
Available immediately
€ 372.10
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 389.00
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 389.00
Ibanez
Available immediately
€ 390.00
Sigma Guitars
Available immediately
€ 436.60
Yamaha
available soon, estimated to be in stock: Sep 4, 2026
€ 472.90
Ibanez
Available immediately
€ 480.00
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 485.00
Fender
available soon, estimated to be in stock: Aug 15, 2026
€ 493.10
Takamine
Available immediately
€ 499.00
LAG Guitars
available soon, estimated to be in stock: Aug 16, 2026
€ 543.50
Takamine
Ordered, estimated to be in stock: Sep 27, 2026
€ 555.00
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 593.90
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 649.00
Martin Guitars
Available immediately
€ 698.00
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 729.00
Taylor
Available immediately
€ 739.00

Buy Left-Handed Guitars at MUSIC STORE Professional

Since most guitars are designed for right-handed players, left-handed musicians often struggle to find a guitar that provides them with the comfort necessary for relaxed playing. For this reason, almost all manufacturers offer a wide range of left-handed guitars, covering everything from beginner models to professional instruments. The key characteristic of a left-handed guitar is its reversed design. The string order is mirrored, meaning the lowest string is now at the top. Additionally, the body shape and neck construction are adjusted to suit the ergonomic needs of left-handed players.

Can’t you just flip a right-handed guitar?

In short: no. Simply flipping a right-handed guitar is not ideal, as it creates both ergonomic and technical challenges. These issues range from the incorrect positioning of pickups and the accessibility of controls on an electro-acoustic guitar to a misplaced cutaway and potential intonation problems. For an instrument that is perfectly tailored to their needs, left-handed players are best served by a dedicated left-handed guitar. These guitars allow them to fully develop their potential without having to compromise on comfort or quality.