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Who doesn’t love some sweet, sweet limited run action? It’s a chance to own something a bit special, something that you might never see again. Jerry Welch from Jerry’s left handed guitars in Florida has convinced Gretsch to produce a small run of left handed Silver Falcons!
Ibanez have unveiled their very first Premium Series left handed bass guitars at this year’s NAMM show! The SR1200EL is a beautiful 4-string model with premium appointments and the SR1205EL is its 5-string counterpart.
This news is probably going to get quite a lot of you hot under the collar – here at LeftyFretz we’re constantly being asked why in the hell Epiphone stopped making left handed Casinos. The good news is that our good friend Jim over at Southpaw Guitars has announced that they’re making a limited edition comeback!
Gibson have been going from strength to strength over the past few years in terms of supporting their left handed customer base. I’m sure you’ve all seen their new 2014 models by now – but which are available left handed? Well…all of them.
More new guitars from Ibanez! One of our eagle-eyed readers has spotted the very first left handed Iron Label series guitar on the Ibanez Germany website. Say hello to the new RGIR27FEL 7-string!
Take a look at the exquisite left handed guitars and basses from Canadian based Alexander James Guitars. All guitar and bass models are available left handed, but will cost you a pretty penny as only the absolute finest of tonewoods and hardware are used!
Nik Huber Guitars was founded in Germany by Nik Huber in 1996. The company is widely renowned for its high-quality electric guitars and currently produces around 120 hand-crafted guitars per year. All Nik Huber guitars can be ordered left handed at no additional charge!
Tom Anderson Guitarworks was founded in 1984 and is currently based in California, USA. Tom Anderson Guitarworks is another company which can be added to the top of the ‘lefty friendly’ list, as they make all of their guitars available left handed at no additional charge.
LeftyFretz forum regular Mike has kindly written an in-depth guest review of the Thunderbass bass guitar from Australia’s Gaskell Guitars. Find out what he thinks of Gaskell’s answer to the Gibson Thunderbird!