Left Handed Taylor Acoustic Guitars

If you are left-handed and looking for a guitar, then this is the site for you and its all in one place. We sell only left-handed guitars and we are the most successful online supplier selling some of the world's leading brands- such as Left Handed Taylor acoustic guitars among other brands, to thousands of happy left-handed customers world-wide. Left handed Taylor Guitars are some of the finest-crafted, acoustic and electric guitar models, made with a rich palette of tonal possibilities, body shapes and tone-woods.

Taylor acoustic guitars are “hand-made”, production guitars, which means, they mass produce large numbers of guitars with the aid of state-of-the-art tools and technology for cutouts and shapes, but the actual guitar building is done by hand. Because of this, there is quality control, and they can also be custom built with certain options, such as a Left hand Taylor. In addition to left-handed configurations, they can customize finishes, electronics and cutaways on a special order basis.

Wood Types and Shape Gives Taylors Tone:

In an effort to find the ultimate tone for their guitars, Taylor Guitars personalizes the tones because they know the tonewood’s core acoustic personality since each wood is different, and shape yields a distinctive sound for certain guitar playing applications.  They “match the sound in our heads with the sound in our hands”.

In the left handed Taylor acoustic guitar line, they offer the popular Dreadnought, Grand Auditorium and Grand Concert models.  They also have acoustic/electric models that have a revolutionary “Expression System” pickup and sleek Venetian cutaway.

In the electric guitar line, they have a new SolidBody guitar or the hollowbody, hybrid T5 model.  They have just released a semi-hollowbody, T3 model in the electric guitar line for 2009 that has the classic sound of coil-splitting tone and the option of a Bigsby vibrato paired with a roller-style bridge.  This is one good looking guitar!

Taylor Guitars also offers entry-level models in the 100/200 series, as well as a smaller version, traveling or student guitar called Baby Taylor. Whatever model you choose, a left hand Taylor acoustic guitar can be made, if you are a left handed guitarist.

Taylor Guitars came in existence in 1974, from humble beginnings, but has grown into a guitar of choice for many players, including left hand guitar players.  While many left handed guitar players have adapted to playing right handed or upside down, you have another option with a left handed Taylor, for those that perform better playing left handed, like Jimi Hendrix and Paul McCartney, for example.

While many left handed guitar players have had to make adaptations to right handed guitars or play right handed, you can have a left handed Taylor guitar made to your specifications for the ultimate performance and comfort.