Latest Left-Handed Guitars to Watch This 2025

As we approach the end of 2025, it is time for one more essential “what to look out for” list. This one is dedicated to all of you music lovers who struggle a little more than most when looking for guitars just because you’re left-handed. Below, you’ll find our favourite choices for left-handed guitars, brought to you by four of the biggest names in the industry.

If you ask us, this list is proof that there’s something out there right for everyone, and just because you’re not the majority doesn’t mean you have to settle. Now, without further ado, here are our picks.

Jameson Thinline Acoustic-Electric Guitar

This model is not only affordable, but it also looks and sounds spectacular because of the wood choices. For the back and sides, you’ll find a combination of spruce wood (back) and nato (sides), and for added quality, a gloss finish that takes the sound to a whole new level. 

A common complaint from people who buy relatively inexpensive guitars is that they sound shallow; however, this isn’t the case here. The Thinline is made to sound robust and deep. Regarding the fretboard, the product features 20 frets marked by inlay dots. And, as the name suggests, it’s acoustic-electric, which means you can go from playing by the seashore to playing a gig in a bar just by plugging your guitar into an amp.

Yamaha FG820L

What we like most about this guitar, and the entire FG series, is its all-around versatility. It’s not easy to find quality products that produce quality sounds at a decent price, but as we’ll show you, it’s not impossible. Not only that, but one review on this website details each feature we suggest you check out if you’re interested. 

That being said, the guitar offers a unique combination of bright, deep, and warm sounds, which is what most country players look for. Needless to say, the sound is influenced by the type of wood used, including spruce, mahogany, rosewood, and Nato. However, remember that you may need to change the pre-equipped strings if you like a sound with more character.

Fender CD-100 Left-Handed

To begin with, this model is renowned for its versatility. Its design, construction, and features enable the guitar to produce a range of sounds with distinct timbres that cater to all genres. Not to mention, the model comes with a built-in chromatic tuner and a preamp, which grants you control over not just volume but treble, mid, and bass, too. 

With the right balance, you’d be unstoppable. With its slim neck, the guitar is considered ideal for beginners, those with small hands, or anyone who relies mainly on bar chords. As for the woods, the top is made of laminated spruce, the back of laminated mahogany, a rosewood bridge and fingerboard, and a nato neck. Yet, with all that, the guitar retains its simple design and unique aesthetic.

Ibanez Artwood Series AW54LCE

Let’s get one thing out of the way: This guitar is made with nothing but mahogany, which gives the sound a defined character. On one hand, you have an acoustic-electric guitar with a modern design, a sleek body, and onboard electronics. On the other hand, when you play, you’ll get hit with a warm, rich, traditional sound. This contrast gives Artwood quite an advantage. 

Another essential feature of the model is the ability to add a strap, which, unless you’re sitting down, is something that every performer can’t live without. Last but not least, you’ll be more than pleased with what comes out of the guitar when plugged into an amp, given that the preamp is an Ibanez AEQ-SP2 and the pick-up is a Fishman Sonicore.

This is it, our top four picks for 2025 and the ones you should watch out for. So, if you’re a left-handed guitarist passionate about the instrument, we urge you to check them out. And if you’re a righty who's growing jealous, don’t worry. You can easily find the right-handed versions of these products available in stores. 

That being said, when picking out a guitar, don’t settle for a crappy left-handed guitar out of fear of not finding anything suitable for you. As you’ve seen, there are a lot of models out there designed to match your exact needs; instead of worrying about the searching, you should be more worried about which guitar you’re going to go home with. The world has become very lefty-friendly, so take advantage of it!