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DIY Headless Electric Guitar Kit GKHL-21 Left-handed
Original price was: $349.00.$239.00Current price is: $239.00.
Joint: Bolt on
Scale length: 648 mm
Body: Zebrawood
Neck: Zebrawood
Fingerboard: Zebrawood
Frets: 24
Pickup: S S H
Inlays: Dot
Hardware: Black
Pickguard: None
Logo: Custom design Available!
Dropshipping: Available!
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Description
Left Handed Headless DIY Guitar Kit
Elevate your DIY guitar-building journey with the Left Handed Headless DIY Guitar Kit, an excellent choice for left-handed players who want a modern, lightweight, and well-balanced instrument. This headless design eliminates the traditional headstock for better tuning stability and portability, making it a cutting-edge choice for players of all skill levels. Whether you’re an experienced luthier or a beginner, this kit makes the guitar-building process both enjoyable and rewarding.
The guitar’s body is constructed from premium tonewoods to ensure superior resonance and sustain. The ergonomic, left-handed neck provides smooth and effortless playability, while pre-drilled holes simplify assembly. The unfinished body offers endless customization opportunities—choose a natural finish, a bold color, or a design that reflects your unique personality.
This comprehensive kit includes everything you need for a successful build: a precision headless bridge system, high-quality pickups for versatile tones, durable hardware, and pre-wired electronics for hassle-free installation. The Left Handed Headless DIY Guitar Kit gives you the chance to craft an instrument that looks, feels, and sounds truly amazing, while also showcasing your creative flair.
Beryl –
For left-handed players, the symmetrical design allows comfortable playing without awkward strap adjustments – this should be standard on all guitars.
Rosalind –
The built-in tuner is incredibly accurate – it automatically detects the correct pitch faster than my iPhone app and never misses a harmonic.
Chance –
The soundhole is perfectly shaped for projecting vocals without requiring a microphone, which transformed my home recording sessions.
Edgardo –
The composite materials used in the body don’t produce any of the “dead” frequencies that plague cheaper guitars, giving it a professional-grade tonal palette.
Mariano –
For left-handed players, the symmetrical design allows comfortable playing without awkward strap adjustments – this should be standard on all guitars.
Jerad –
Kamille –
The guitar’s sustain lasts for hours of practice without losing warmth. Customer service resolved a minor issue quickly, but delivery was delayed.
Ewell –
The solid rosewood body doesn’t produce any annoying feedback during live performances, even when playing near amplifiers at 80dB volume.
Andy –
This guitar’s sustain matches my $1,500 Martin D-28 perfectly while costing less than a third of that – it’s truly a game-changer for serious players on a budget.
Estell –
The solid spruce top and Mahogany body produce a rich tone that cuts through any room. The build quality feels sturdy enough to withstand years of use, but shipping was slower than anticipated.
Jonatan –
For someone who struggles with traditional tuning pegs, the locking tuners hold the strings securely even during aggressive bending techniques.
Chris –
The fingerboard radius feels perfectly balanced for both beginners and advanced players, reducing hand fatigue during long practice sessions.