Duesenberg Guitars was founded in Germany in 1986 and specialises in producing high-end electric guitars and basses with a distinctive Art Deco design. The company’s name alludes to the legendary car brand Duesenberg, a USA company famed for their luxury passenger cars and record-breaking racing cars.
Duesenberg currently produces four different left handed guitars. There are two hollow bodies and two solid bodies to choose from, all of which come in a single finish only, apart from the Starplayer TV which is available in both black and creamy pearl. Unfortunately there are currently no left handed bass guitars available.
Let’s take a look at the selection from this German brand…
Duesenberg Left Handed Guitars
Left to right : Starplayer TV, Carl Carlton, Starplater Special, 49er
Duesenberg Starplayer TV Left Handed Guitar
• Arched Spruce Top and Maple Back
• Bent Sides and Sustain Center Block
• American Hard Rock Maple Neck
• Indian Rosewood Fingerboard
• Scale 647 mm / 25.5″
• 12″ Fingerboard Radius
• 22 Jumbo Frets 2.8 mm x 1. / .110″ x .039″
• Dual Action Trussrod
• Nut Width 42 mm / 1.654″
• Finishes : Black, Creamy Pearl
Duesenberg Carl Carlton Lefty Guitar
• Arched Spruce Top and Maple Back
• Bent Sides and Sustain Center Block
• American Hard Rock Maple Neck
• Indian Rosewood Fingerboard
• Scale 647 mm / 25.5″
• 12″ Fingerboard Radius
• 22 Jumbo Frets 2.8 mm x 1. / .110″ x .039″
• Dual Action Trussrod
• Nut Width 42 mm / 1.654″
Duesenberg Starplayer Special Left Handed Guitar
• Alder Body with Contoured Maple Top
• American Hardrock Maple Neck
• Indian Rosewood Fingerboard
• Scale 647 mm / 25.5″
• 12″ Fingerboard Radius
• 22 Jumbo Frets 2.8 mm x 1. / .110″ x .039″
• Dual Action Truss rod
• Nut Width 42 mm / 1.654″
Duesenberg 49er Lefty Guitar
• Arched Solid Maple Top & Mahogany Body
• Mahogany Neck
• Indian Rosewood Fingerboard
• Scale 647 mm / 25.5″
• 12″ Fingerboard Radius
• 22 Jumbo Frets 2.8 mm x 1. / .110″ x .039″
• Dual Action Truss rod
• Nut Width 42 mm / 1.654″
Duesenberg Website
Duesenberg has two websites, one based in the USA and one in Europe which are both fairly similar in design. Neither site has a left handed section, but left handed guitars are clearly displayed on individual model pages where available.
For more information:
Duesenberg Guitars Europe Website
Duesenberg Guitars USA Website
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