Lefty L♥VE

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How many left-handed players do we have on the board? Let's se your Lefty PRS!

 

[JMintzer]

Lefty playing righty here...

But then again, I do most things back-asswards...


Jamie

 

[CAFeathers]

This is 5 of mine.

L to R

1993 EG-3
1999 CU22
2010 WMC CU24
2011 CU22
2012 CU24

 

[CAFeathers]

This picture shows 2 from the last picture and the final 2 that I have.

L to R

1993 EG-3
1999 CU22
1999 McCarty
2012 CU24

 

[jfb]

I write with my left hand but am righty at everything else.

My dad just picked up the guitar and he's a lefty. I need to get him a PRS. He would never spend the cash to get one as a lefty.

 

[cosmic_ape]

He said let's see your lefty PRSi. No one cares about you traitors who are lefty and play right handed. Go away!

In all seriousness, I am dying for a Custom 24. I only have a Custom 22 so far:

 

[jonathandugec]

If there was ever going to be a thread that made me sign up, it was probably this one.

First time PRS owner, bought this a month or two ago now.

It's a 1999 Royal Blue Custom 22 with a Wide Thin neck, Rotary, Dragon IIs, hard tail. When I was younger I never thought I'd own a PRS. Now I physically have trouble putting this thing down. If my band played in standard, I'd probably play this guitar only we're drop B so I will eventually need to get a second with an adjustable bridge for a wound G and stuff. I got it second hand for $3000AUD.
Matteo Mist one for $1700 AUD but that line didn't have birds and he has swapped the pickups out. At least he kept the originals I suppose, but it's got gold hardware which is kind of icky to me. If he drops it a fair bit lower I might just have to grab it but I'm probably better just waiting for a C24 with the 5 way blade and the 24 frets etc. I hate the fact that the new C24s all have the wider necks, I adore this wide thin, it's so Stratty.

I'll eventually get my hands on one of those McCarty's as well, I reckon. Don't know how yet, but I will.

My dream PRS was pretty much this royal blue one, it's perfect for me, but now I'm in fantasy land I'd like a private stock LH HBII. That would probably cost a fortune. I highly doubt PRS will ever do a production run of them but my goodness I love the HBIIs so much.

 

[jonathandugec]

And while I'm rolling, here's a couple I shouldn't be looking at longingly. Bear in mind these are in Australia which for me is kind of handy.

Fire Red Burst C22, from 2011 I believe.

2012 C24 Charcoal Burst (Serious GAS on this one)

Here's one from the US, Eriza Verde C24.

 

[Mike Duncan]

This thread is making me sea sick!

 

[cosmic_ape]

This thread is making me sea sick!

The entire world makes me sea sick

 

[cosmic_ape]

Let's revive this thread. Come on, lefties! Show us what you got!!!

Pic courtesy of Jerry's Lefty Guitars http://www.jerrysleftyguitars.com/

 

[opaledawn]

Holy...

[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]This is probably what heaven looks like...[/FONT]

Pic courtesy of Jerry's Lefty Guitars http://www.jerrysleftyguitars.com/[/QUOTE]

 

[veinbuster]

I'm not a lefty, but I periodically think of getting a left handed guitar just for a change of pace, and to see if I can make my hands switch jobs.

 

[jfb]

I'm not a lefty, but I periodically think of getting a left handed guitar just for a change of pace, and to see if I can make my hands switch jobs.

My father started playing and he's a lefty. He is always on the Jerry's Lefty Guitars site. Which I find funny cause his name is Jerry. So, when I visit I'll play his guitar as right handed upside down. Always good fun. It opens up a lot of new territory quickly as it seems to make me think differently in my approach. I've considered a lefty to toy with at home.

 

[cosmic_ape]

I have always wanted to teach myself to play right handed, but I haven't done it yet...

 

[sevenseas62]

Good Morning Gentlemen !
I present my Cu Lefty 2010...

 

[Boogie]

Lefty playing righty here...

But then again, I do most things back-asswards...


Jamie

Me too. Back in 'dem olden times, there weren't too many lefty options, plus, it just felt right giving the left hand the hard job. :iamconfused: Erm, you know what I mean. :biggrin:

 

[markie]

 

[markie]

Me too. Back in 'dem olden times, there weren't too many lefty options, plus, it just felt right giving the left hand the hard job. :iamconfused: Erm, you know what I mean. :biggrin:

Of course we know what you mean :wink:

 

[kes7u]

Weird. All of these guitars look backwards.