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LEFTY GUITARS & BASSES

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  1. 1968 LEFTY Fender Jaguar Pickguard, this is the real deal - yes - and impossible to find LEFTY guard for your late 60's Lefty Jaguar.  It's the real deal with pearloid on the underside (as shown in inset pic).  $150.

  2. 2004 Epiphone Les Paul Standard Plus - LEFTY, (front/back), (headstock). A real beauty in immaculate condition with flame that goes all the way up into the upper bout (shown here), side to side, which sets the "Plus" model apart from the Standard.  Features include Mahogany/Alder body with flame maple top, Set in mahogany neck, Bound rosewood fingerboard with trapezoid inlays, Chrome covered humbucker pickups, 2 Volume and 2 Tone knobs with 3-way switch, Grover "kidney bean" tuners, tuneomatic bridge with stop tailpiece, Chrome hardware, 24.75" scale, and 1.68" nut width.  Great setup, nice tone, and with new ones going for $564 ($940 list), a nice buy at just $399.  

  3. 2007 Epiphone LEFTY Les Paul Special II, (front/back), (headstock).  Immaculate condition and a set-up that shows that you don't have to spend $400 to get a nice playing guitar.  up that's better than factory.  This is the most basic model of the Les Paul line and an excellent choice for entry level to intermediate.  Features include Alder body - beautiful cherry sunburst finish with a high gloss finish - Mahogany neck with rosewood fretboard, dual humbucker pickups controlled by master volume - tone - three-way selector, and stopbar/Tuneomatic bridge.  List price is $307 but this nice barely used one's just $159.   

  4. 2005 Fender LEFTY Standard Stratocaster, (front/back), (headstock).  Identical to an '03 model I had on my "Lefty" page except this one's new, old stock with plastic still on pickguard and back plate.  Black with a maple neck - an iconic look with a Clapton Blackie vibe.  The Standard series offer an excellent value for the money, with solid Alder bodies, same Ping tuners as used on the USA models, pickups which I believe to be identical to the old American Standards, USA pots and jack, and quality vintage tremolo with steel stamped saddles (pic).  Appears unplayed and as nice as it looks in the pics.  A nice Strat for just $329 with new Fender gigbag.   

  5. Danelectro '56 U-2 - "Lefty" , (front/back), (headstock).  - in cool retro color "Aqua", which is more of a surf green.  Realizing the supply/demand shortage of these guitars in lefty's, we took the bull by the horns and converted (pic here) this one, which was simply installing a lefty aluminum nut, working a few of the saddle string slots, and re-setting the intonation.  Just let us know where you'd like the strap pin installed, basically any of the three locations shown here.  A few years ago Dano dropped the entire line and came out with the '56 Pro, which was soon dropped, and they're now making the '59 DC and the new Dano Pro which is sort of a Gumby shaped body style.  Player's love the '56 U-2, even if only to pull them out for one or two songs per set.  But they set up flawlessly, are feather weight, and nothing sounds like these vintage lipstick pickups.  The fact that you can get a pro-quality tone in this price range is remarkable.  Stacked knobs give you volume and tone on each pickup plus the usual 3-way selector.  If you're a lefty and don't mind a guitar that used to be a righty (Hendrix thought it was okay), this one's around $75 cheaper, set up with superb action, and yours for just $225.  

  6. 2004 LEFTY Epiphone Tony Iommi Signature G-400, black with black chrome hardware.  Please tell your lefty friends:   I just got in several of these, unplayed, straight out of the box.  They are overstocks so the serial was partially obliterated, but they are first quality and are not stamped "used" or "2nd' - all first quality Epiphone.  The Iommi Signature SG was built to the specs of guitar legend Tony Iommi, of Black Sabbath fame and still an icon today.  Features include set-neck SG construction, mother of pearl "cross" fingerboard inlays, black chrome hardware, and a matching black finish on the solid mahogany body. The slim-taper mahogany neck is fast and the Gibson USA Iommi pickups deliver the firepower of Tony's own famed SG.  With a list of $1024, these sell everywhere for $614 (when they have lefties in stock).  This one is perfect, set up BETTER than factory, and you'll have save enough dough to score a nice amp with the difference, just $479 while they last.  

  7. 2005 Epiphone ES-335 Dot - Lefty.  I thought I was sold out of these but apparently this one's been in stock for 7 months without the benefit of being on the site.  Gee, I wonder why it didn't sell?  This guitar is a cosmetic second, marked "2nd" on the back of the headstock but whatever flaw it might have had was so miniscule that it is actually in pristine condition.  Features are the same as the ES-335 including semi-hollow body design with center block for better sustain and reduced feedback, Grover tuners, bound body and neck, laminated maple body with mahogany neck, dual vintage Alnico V humbuckers, and dual volume/tone controls with a 3-way selector.  This is a very versatile guitar and can cover everything from rock to blues to jazz.  Never retailed, immaculate, and set up with very comfortable action.  List price on new is $690 but this one is perfect and just $369(HOLD-Brandon 2/4).  

  8. Ibanez Soundgear LEFTY SR300 Deluxe Bass, mod. SR-300DX LH, very clean shape and an absolute killer player with very low action and excellent tone.  The DX model features “Phat Bass Boost” circuitry and this lefty model lists for $450 on a new one.  The clean used one probably plays better than factory setup and is a good deal for $199.

  9. LEFTY Fender DG-10LH, Acoustic Dreadnought.  New, perfect, never retailed.  Features spruce top, mahogany sides and back, in classic dreadnought style.  Satin finish lends itself to better transfer of energy and this is a very good sounding acoustic for the money - plus setup better than any neglected guitar in a store.  Listed for $284 but this one is untouched, fully setup, and just $165.  

  10. LEFTY Fender DG-10CELH, (pic2), Acoustic Electric Cutaway.  Again, new and perfect.  Specs are the same as the DG-10 except features a cutaway and Fender CE-300 preamp with endpin output jack.  List on this one was $399 but, again, this one's fully setup and just $229.  

  11. LEFTY Fender Squier P-Bass Special, (pic2), get your choice of rich & deep Precision tone - or the mid-range presence of a Jazz with this one.  Doesn't appear to have been played much but there are some finish issues (pictured here) and we touched up a few dings plus filled an extraneous strap-pin hole - plus currently set up with dual locations for strap pins.  Not one for the cosmetically finicky collector type because of this, but a solid player and a nice import for $149.  Includes gigbag.  

  12. 1968 LEFTY Fender Jaguar Pickguard, this is the real deal - yes - and impossible to find LEFTY guard for your late 70's Lefty Jaguar.  It's the real deal with pearloid on the underside (as shown in inset pic).  $150.

  13. 1968 LEFTY Fender Jaguar Pickguard, this is the real deal - yes - and impossible to find LEFTY guard for your late 70's Lefty Jaguar.  It's the real deal with pearloid on the underside (as shown in inset pic).  $150.

  14. 2003 Fender Special Edition LEFTY Strat, new-old-stock and perfect, I'm not sure what's Special Edition other than the Spyro Light finish - check back for new pics soon.  We're installing a vintage logo and Duncan bridge pickup and will be priced around $439.  

  15. 2001 Fender DG-10CE-LH Lefty, acoustic/electric, very clean and nice guitar for the bucks, $225