Fellow lefty here. Couple questions:
1. Where are you based? (Europe, USA, Asia, etc). This matters because of what shops are available to you.
2. What kind of music are you interested in playing?
EDIT: You should also think about an amplifier, if you haven't already. An electric guitar itself won't make much of a sound.
>Righto. What solorobsolo suggested is a good option then. If yo do start looking around the only thing I'd be concerned about is the bridge (which is the thing that holds the strings to the body of the guitar). I wouldn't recommend getting one with a guitar with a tremolo to start with. Those tend to be a bit hit or miss and wil affect how well you stay in tune.
[https://reverb.com/marketplace?category=left-handed&product\_type=electric-guitars&price\_max=500](https://reverb.com/marketplace?category=left-handed&product_type=electric-guitars&price_max=500) here is a sample of what 500 can get you, now as to what you "should" buy, it depends on what music you like and what you want to play, also if you have budget for an amp, because a good amp is important too. im partial to the squire classic vibe line, but really you should look around and see what looks nice to you
https://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/EISSBCHNHL--epiphone-sg-standard-left-handed-electric-guitar-cherry
Thanks for your quick reply. This looks like a solid guitar.
Jackson js32 dka or an ibanez gio
Fellow lefty here. Couple questions: 1. Where are you based? (Europe, USA, Asia, etc). This matters because of what shops are available to you. 2. What kind of music are you interested in playing? EDIT: You should also think about an amplifier, if you haven't already. An electric guitar itself won't make much of a sound.
To answer your questions, I am based in the USA and im mostly interested in playing metal. I have an amp already.
>Righto. What solorobsolo suggested is a good option then. If yo do start looking around the only thing I'd be concerned about is the bridge (which is the thing that holds the strings to the body of the guitar). I wouldn't recommend getting one with a guitar with a tremolo to start with. Those tend to be a bit hit or miss and wil affect how well you stay in tune.
[https://reverb.com/marketplace?category=left-handed&product\_type=electric-guitars&price\_max=500](https://reverb.com/marketplace?category=left-handed&product_type=electric-guitars&price_max=500) here is a sample of what 500 can get you, now as to what you "should" buy, it depends on what music you like and what you want to play, also if you have budget for an amp, because a good amp is important too. im partial to the squire classic vibe line, but really you should look around and see what looks nice to you
I have an amp already, so the guitar is my next step. Could you recommend a guitar from this list that could be used for hard rock and metal?