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Thread: Lefty playing upside down

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    Default Re: Lefty playing upside down

    I'm actually right handed but an old hand injury impossed some limitations on how I'd be able to play as a right handed guitar player. For me on the guitar it was a choice of dealing with the injury when I went looking for a new guitar or when I played one. The only thing I regret about my decision is if my kids decide to pick up one of my guitars the guitars are leftys. Flipping a right handed mandolin upside down solves that problem. It's really nice to know so many others have done the same thing , gives me confidence going forward.

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    Default Re: Lefty playing upside down

    Quote Originally Posted by EdHanrahan View Post

    Maybe the majority of us have approached it bass-ackwards, and the "right-hand-playing" lefties actually have it dialed in: Fret with your dominant hand!
    Chris Thile is left handed... Just saying...

    I also play right handed, but I am a lefty and although it was akward at first, playing any instrument feels a little akward at first. If you push through it though, I think that having your dominant hand for fretting makes things easier in the future.
    "Si vis pacem, para bellum"

    Quote Originally Posted by pickngrin View Post
    Ah, grasshopper. The mando-fu is strong within you. Now take this Blue Chip from my hand...

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