Wondering which left-handed PRS guitars are currently available? Let’s take a look!
At the time of writing, the current range only includes guitars from the SE series. However, there are also Wood Library special runs and Private Stock options that you may find at specialist dealers. For example, check out our friends over at LeftyGuitarsOnly.
There are also older and limited edition PRS left-handed models available on the second-hand market. For example, check out these limited edition Sand Blasted SEs that were exclusive to Europe.
But what’s available right now? Let’s see…
Does PRS Make Left-Handed Guitars?

Yes! At the time of writing there are 10 left-handed PRS electric guitars available, all of which are from the brand’s more affordable SE range. There are currently no left handed PRS acoustic or bass guitars available.
Lefties Available
Electric Guitars
Yes
Acoustic Guitars
No
Bass Guitars
No
In my article ‘why are left-handed guitars more expensive?‘, I spoke with PRS to find out more about why they produce such a small number of lefties. It’s interesting reading if you have a few minutes spare!
In addition, in a 2015 Reddit AMA (Ask Me Anything), Paul Reed Smith claimed that just 0.5% of guitarists play left handed. So, this could help to explain why the brand is so reluctant to build many left-handers. Here is the full quote:
“I was told the left handed market was 5%..1 out of 20. It’s not. Its 1/2 of 1%..1 out of 200. The thing about left handed guitars is that if your going to do it right the following list has to all be done backwards: the cases, nut slots, side dots, neck carve, body shape, knob numbers, bridge, pot tapers, and the owner’s manual is written in French.”
Where To Buy PRS Left-Handed Guitars
If you’re hunting for a left-handed PRS guitar, you’ll usually have the best luck online. Stock can be hit or miss depending on the model, so it’s worth checking a few stores to find the best price.
Lefty versions are often in limited supply—grab yours before they’re gone! You can browse what’s currently available at the trusted stores below:
Shop New PRS Guitars
Shop at Sweetwater (USA)
Shop at Guitar Center (USA)
Shop at Thomann (Europe)
Shop at Amazon (Worldwide)
In addition to the new models you’ll find at the stores above, there are obviously plenty of now-discontinued models that you will find on sites such as eBay.
Try one of my personally crafted eBay search links below. Alternatively, check out my guide on Uncovering The Hidden Left-Handed Guitars on eBay to discover how to further refine these clever search links to find the best used lefty Fenders.
Disclosure: If you decide to purchase a guitar using the links in this article, I will earn a small commission at no additional cost to you. Thank you!
Left Handed PRS Guitars
At the moment, the only regular production left handed PRS guitars on offer are from the SE series. SE stands for ‘Student Edition’, and comprises a range of more affordable guitars to allow players to experience the PRS magic on a lower budget.
Although the left-handed PRS SE series is the lower end of the PRS price range, these models also make great workhorse guitars and are regularly seen in the hands of professional players.
PRS Silver Sky SE Left Handed

John Mayer’s signature model was introduced back in 2018, but has never been offered to us southpaws – until recently! In 2024, the brand unveiled the left-handed PRS Silver Sky SE!
The guitars are available with either a rosewood or a maple fingerboard, and are priced around the $850 USD mark. A ton of different colors are available, so make sure to check out the links at the top of the page to see the full range.
- Body : Poplar
- Neck : Maple (635JM Profile)
- Fingerboard : 22 Fret Rosewood or Maple
- Bridge : 2-Point Steel Tremolo
- Tuners : Vintage Style
- Controls : Volume and 2 Tone, 5-Way Blade Selector
- Pickups : 635JM “S” Single Coils
- Finishes : Rosewood – Moon White, Piano Black, Stone Blue, or Storm Gray. Maple – Overland Gray, Nylon Blue, and Summit Purple
Check out the video below for a quick demonstration and overview of the SE Silver Sky.
PRS SE Zach Myers

The PRS SE Zach Myers left-handed semi-hollow guitar is the signature model of Shinedown’s lead guitarist. This model usually retails for around the $900 USD mark
- Body : Mahogany Semi-Hollow
- Top : Maple (Flame Maple Veneer)
- Neck : Mahogany (Wide Fat)
- Fingerboard : 22 Fret Rosewood
- Bridge : PRS Adjustable Stoptail
- Tuners : Vintage Style
- Controls : 2 Volume and 2 Tone, 3-Way Blade Selector.
- Pickups : PRS 245 “S” Humbuckers
- Finishes : Myers Blue
Check out the demo video from PRS below to hear the SE Zach Myers in action.
PRS SE Custom 24 Left Handed

The PRS SE Custom 24 left handed has been offered for several years now, with a new color generally being added each year. The most recent addition is the stunning turquoise model shown above!
It also also available in black gold burst, shown below. Both models are priced around the $900 USD mark
The main features of the left-handed PRS SE Custom 24 include a mahogany body for a punchy tone and excellent sustain, plus a gorgeous flame maple top. The latest models also include a newly revised body shape with a comfortable violin-carve top.

The wide-thin maple neck is both comfortable and fast to play, and the 24-fret rosewood fingerboard is adorned with those famous PRS Birds inlays.
Other standout appointments include a pair of PRS 85/15 S pickups that can be used in either humbucker or single-coil modes. Plus, the PRS-designed tremolo is ultra-stable, keeping perfect tuning under heavy use.
The Custom 24 is the design that started it all for PRS, and is perfect for bedroom guitarists or studio/gig playing alike.
Specifications
- Body : Mahogany
- Top : Beveled Maple w/ Flamed Maple veneer
- Neck : Maple (Wide Thin)
- Fingerboard : 24 Fret Rosewood
- Bridge : PRS Tremolo
- Tuners : PRS Designed
- Controls : Volume and Tone (Push/Pull), 3-Way Blade Selector.
- Pickups : PRS 85/15 “S” Humbuckers
- Finishes : Turquoise, Black Gold Burst
Experience that legendary PRS construction quality and playability at a fraction of the price of the brand’s USA models!
You can see and hear the SE Custom 24 in action in the video from PRS below.
PRS Wood Library
The PRS Wood Library gives dealers the opportunity to select from a range of the brand’s best woods to produce a range of exclusive, custom-spec’d guitars.
So, essentially, dealers can take any PRS Core-Line model and substitute any of the woods to create unique and collectible variations of these already incredible USA-made instruments.
At the time of writing, Sweetwater has a gorgeous selection of left-handed Wood Library Custom 24s. Thomann also has a range of stunning Wood Library left-handed PRS Custom 24 models. Once they’re gone, they’re gone!

PRS Left Handed Private Stock
As I’ve already touched on above, we do still have the option of left-handed PRS Private Stock guitars for players who are feeling pretty flush. For those who don’t know, Private Stock is essentially the custom shop division at PRS.
Private Stock guitars offer the highest levels of customization, using only the best quality woods that you wouldn’t find on standard models. If you’d like, you can even go to the PRS factory and hand-select the woods yourself. Every guitar is a unique, handmade work of art.
I mean, just take a look at this insane creation that our friends over at LeftyGuitarsOnly had a few years back! I think this has got to be one of the most interesting and unusual left handed guitars I’ve ever seen.

Read my guide! Learn how you can design your perfect custom guitar without any graphics knowledge! You can then feel much more confident about ordering a Private Stock model from PRS.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Players Use PRS Guitars?
PRS has a good range of artists on its roster, many of whom have their own signature models. For example, Mark Tremonti, Carlos Santana, John Mayer, Mark Holcomb, Mark Lettieri, and Alex Lifeson, amongst many others.
Fellow lefty Paulo Morete is also a PRS endorsee!
Where Are PRS Guitars Made?
The majority of the premium range of PRS guitars are handmade in Maryland, USA. The SE Series of electric guitars are built in either Indonesia or South Korea. Finally, the SE Series acoustic guitars are made in China.
For more information:
PRS Guitars Website