Lefthanded Guitars

Electric guitars for left-handed players appear mirror-inverted compared to standard models, allowing them to be held and played the other way around. Thomann has an immense range of left-handed electric guitars from a long list of brands and at numerous price points - from ST and T-style instruments and both single-cut and double-cut models through to hollowbody and heavy guitars.

Our buyer's guide explains which left-handed electric guitars are most suitable for beginners and for advanced players, how they differ from each other, and what to look out for when choosing one. Thomann's GuitarLab online tool also provides assistance when searching for the perfect electric guitar, and Thomann's online guide to electric guitars provides detailed answers to all of the questions that come up when purchasing an instrument. Thomann's [guitar department] will also be happy to help you with any questions you might have. You can contact them by telephone on +49 (0)9546-9223-20, by e-mail at gitarre@thomann.de, and of course via the chat function on Thomann's homepage. And because purchasing a musical instrument is always a matter of trust, Thomann offers a 30-Day Money-Back Guar­an­tee to ensure a stress-free, no-risk customer experience. What is more, Thomann also offers a 3-year warranty to make sure that its customers can enjoy their instrument for years to come.

What left-handed electric guitars are available?

Left-handed T-style models like the Harley Benton TE-52 NA LH Vintage Series and double-cut models like the Harley Benton DC-580LH CH Vintage Series are available for under 200 euros, and there are plenty of guitar sets that include an amplifier, cable, and accessories (like the Harley Benton ST-20HSS LH SBK Bundle). There is also no shortage of models from the big-name brands, including Gibson (e.g. the Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s BB LH), Fender (e.g. the Fender AM Pro II Strat LH DK NIT), and Gretsch (e.g. the Gretsch G5422LH Electromatic SW). Fender subsidiary Squier has many popular models for left-handed players in its range for under 500 euros, like the Squier CV 70s Strat HSS LH MN BLK and Squier CV 50s Tele LH MN BB, while Gibson's Epiphone brand in turn has many single-cut and double-cut guitars on offer for under 600 euros, like the Epiphone Les Paul Standard 60's BB LH and Epiphone SG Standard Alpine White LH. Other renowned manufacturers like PRS also cater to left-handed players with models like the PRS SE Custom 24 Lefthand DC, and heavy guitars for "lefties" are available from companies like ESP LTD (e.g. the ESP LTD Arrow-1000 LH VLAND) and Solar Guitars (e.g. the Solar Guitars A2.7 C LH).