left-handed electric guitar builder kits?


candudeduh
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01/12/2004 7:22 am
Where can I find kits to build a left-handed electric guitar?

I know sagamusic makes some right-handed ones and there were some left-handed ones on eBay but I don't want to buy on eBay and I want a new one. Are there any companies that currently make the left-handed ones?
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Azrael
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01/12/2004 11:36 am
i guess almost every guitar is available as south-paw version too if i´m not sadly mistaken. just ask you local dealer .

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01/12/2004 1:03 pm
I've heard that MightyMite stuff has great quality and it's
very affordable too. If you're into Fenders, that is.

http://www.mightymite.com/
Thanks

Jani
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01/12/2004 1:46 pm
http://www.carvin.com



They have this kit in a left handed version at no extra cost...
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01/13/2004 5:48 am
How about kits under $200? Unless I get something like the Squier Stratocaster for $230 or a Ibanez for $230 at musiciansfriend.
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01/13/2004 1:40 pm
I don't know... I'm not a real big believer in "Kit Guitars". Hell you might as well buy a built one if you are going to go that route. There is nothing like the feeling of starting with a slab of wood and making something musical out of it. And even scratchbuilding usually isn't always the cheapest way to go. After wood selection and parts I usually end up spending almost twice what I would have spent buying a prebuilt stock one. But then again, I can say I handbuilt it myself.
So. If you throw a cat out of a car window, is it considered "kitty litter"?
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