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Find out our Carefully Crafted Lefty Guitars for left-handed players

Our classical and flamenco lefty guitars are built with the same extraordinary quality level as the rest of our guitars. We carefully thought of both classical models. Córdoba Classical Lefty Guitars are perfect as first nylon-string guitars and our Flamenco-Style designs, delight more experienced players. They are also available in a range of materials.

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55Fce Lefty

55Fce Lefty

$1,945.00

The handcrafted 55FCE's thin, feedback-resistant body makes this Spanish-made guitar an essential to..

C5 Lefty

C5 Lefty

$538.00

The C5 is one of Córdoba's flagship models and a top seller worldwide. Perfect as a first nylon-stri..

C5-Ce Lefty

C5-Ce Lefty

$688.00

Based off of our top-selling C5, the C5-CE Lefty adds a soft cutaway to provide easy access to the u..

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Why buy a Cordoba lefty-guitar?

Our left-handed classical guitars offer left-handed players the opportunity to learn and play a wide variety of music styles on an instrument that is designed specifically for their needs. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, we got different options available to suit your preferences and skill level.

FAQs about buying Lefty Guitars

The basic design of our left-handed classical guitars is the same as a right- handed one, except for the orientation of the strings and the placement of the frets. The strings on a left-handed classical guitar are arranged in the opposite order from a right-handed one, with the thickest string on the right instead of the left. Additionally, the fretboard is reversed so that the lower notes are on the right side and the higher notes are on the left side.

When choosing a left-handed classical guitar, it's important to consider factors such as the quality of the instrument, the sound it produces, and the feel of the guitar. Exactly the same as right-handed ones!

While it is possible for a left-handed player to learn on a right-handed classical guitar, it may be more challenging as the player will need to learn to use their right hand for strumming and picking. Additionally, the placement of the frets and the bridge may be less comfortable for a left- handed player.