I'm a left handed player, can the chord finder be switched to a left handed chord chart?
1760357
It shouldn't matter if you are right or left handed. Just follow the strings top to bottom on the guitar and left to right on your tuner.
1760358
I play right handed and use the Qwik Tune for tuning the strings mostly, but it does not appear to be able to switch to cords for left handed playing.
1760359
sadly no, but if you simply reverse the chords in your head it should work fine
1030596
Not if the guitar is strung traditionally for a left hand player. The highest pitches would be on the wrong side for the EZ Chord to produce the correct chord pitches.
816830
Contrary to the other answers these CAN be used on a 2 x 2, lefty, 3+1 or any other configuration, you just have to take them apart flip the tuning key to the other side and put it back together and voila you have a left handed tuner.
300754
alice--i am not sure what auto chording is, however, you can with the push of a button change keys. for example, let's say your playing a simple "c" chord. you can continue to play the same "c" chord, but push the button and change it to another key. hope this helps. i love it. tom.
371303
Well, I'm no expert, but I suppose you could reverse the strings and play it left handed, only the pick guard would be above the sound hole instead of below it, making the guard ineffective and the whole setup a little odd looking. It would likely be best to just find a guitar built for left handed players, like this one I found here on Amazon like mine (and quite a few more models) by doing a general "left hand guitar" query in their search box. Best of luck to you! I hope you find a comfortable guitar, Kaushal.
1961100
Check below the "M" and "V" keys to find the up/down left/right keys. Hope this helps.
80781
Although set up for right handed players the strings could be reversed for a left handed player
1056033
No, it is a right-handed guitar, though it can be re-strung for a lefty without issue as it is a symmetrical design.
1679419
It doesn't look like we have this package for left-handers, but we do sell many left-handed guitars. I'd suggest one by Ibanez or Fender.
145510
I am a lefty, but I play drums right handed. That being said, yes the system is completely flexible and can we switched.
266881
The set I purchased was left-handed, for my leftie stepson. You can choose either right or left handed configuration at the items main store page, just under where it says "Want it now...etc etc." I found it to be a very nice set for a young player to begin the game with.
1300618
No, you have to look for ads saying exactly "left handed guitar". Converting right handed guitar to left handed guitar is NOT quite straigforward for acoustic and classical guitar. It takes a lot of works to make this happens. Changing the strings order is far away from enough.
1305842
No. It is a right handed guitar. Therefore the string grooves in the nut at the top of the neck are cut for the standard classical guitar strings (large to small). I have seen some lefties adapt the standard guitar but it involves alterations to the nut and sometimes to the bridge.
2014298
I think (but don't know for sure) that you can switch the strings to be left-handed and not worry about the bridge (the wooden bridge near the bottom end). I have been playing mine without widening any of the grooves in the bridge. Two of the strings go down into the groove and two strings are perched on top of the groove. As long as it is in tune, I don't think it matters. But, I think you should take it to a guitar store and ask the people there, just to be sure.
450571
not that I know of, I am such a beginner. You can get sheet music in the desired key. I have done that when I want my good ole' Bflat instead of something unsingable
1197491
My guess is yes, you could covert this to a lefty with a few adjustments. You could easily spin the bridge saddle but you would need to have the nut grooves tweaked to accommodate the reversed string width. My Gretsch came with knotted end nylon strings. Not ball end. The opening slots on the bridge don't look wide enough to allow for ball end strings. Hope that helps!
1407847
I am not sure. My son is just a beginner but is right handed. I guess it could be played left handed but the strings would be upside down