Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars

Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars

Good acoustic tracks start with an instrument that's comfortable to play, and for left-handed musicians that means a guitar built lefty from the factory. This Studio Gears collection brings together left-handed acoustic and acoustic-electric guitars for home-studio owners, songwriters and producers who need a dependable source for their recordings.

Steel-string models record bright and full, sitting well under vocals in a mix and doubling nicely for layered rhythm parts. Nylon-string classical guitars deliver a rounder, softer tone that suits fingerstyle, ballads and film-style cues. Models with onboard pickups add a direct-input option, so you can capture a line signal alongside a mic or send it straight to an audio interface for quick ideas. A 3/4-size guitar is also available for tight spaces and travel sessions.

The range spans budget-friendly guitars for demos to higher-end instruments for serious tracking work. Use the grid below to compare body styles and electronics, and choose the lefty acoustic that fits your studio workflow.

  • Takamine GC1-NAT Left Handed G-Series Classical Guitar in Natural Finish
    $349.00
  • Takamine GY93E-NAT G-Series G90 Acoustic Electric Guitar in Natural Finish
    $899.00
  • Takamine GD30CELH-NAT G-Series G30 Left Handed Acoustic Electric Guitar in Natural Finish
    $699.00
  • Takamine GN37CE LH PW W/GIG BAG acoustic
    $899.00
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Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars - frequently asked questions

Are these left-handed acoustic guitars true lefty models or just restrung right-handed guitars?

Every model on this page is built left-handed from the factory, so the body, neck and bridge are made for a left-handed player rather than adapted from a right-handed guitar. The range covers acoustic and acoustic-electric guitars from brands like Takamine and Larrivee, from affordable models to premium builds.

What is the difference between a left-handed classical guitar and a left-handed steel-string acoustic?

Classical models use nylon strings, have a wider neck and give a softer, warmer voice. Steel-string models, such as the dreadnoughts here, sound brighter and louder with more projection. Both styles are available in left-handed versions, with acoustic-only and acoustic-electric options in the range.

Is there a left-handed acoustic guitar with a pickup, or a smaller size for a beginner?

Yes. Many left-handed models include onboard electronics for plugging in, such as the Takamine GD11MCE and GC1CE, while acoustic-only versions are also available. For a more compact guitar, the Takamine GX11ME-NS is a 3/4-size lefty. Every instrument is set up and professionally packed, with free shipping within the US.

Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars in stock now at Studio Gears

As of November 6, 2026, Studio Gears has 28 Left-Handed Acoustic Guitars in stock and ready to ship, priced from $349 to $2,649. Every order ships free within the US, no sales tax collected on orders shipped outside California, and 30-day returns.

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