I've got a friend who plays guitar sometimes on stuff I do (and keyboards and drums occasionally, guy's a really good multi-instrumentalist). Anyway, he's left handed, and all his own guitars are strung flipped. But when he's in my studio and we've not planned for him to bring a guitar round, he just plays my right-handed strung guitars upside-down no problem. Blows my mind.

John T

I've got a friend who plays guitar sometimes on stuff I do (and keyboards and drums occasionally, guy's a really good multi-instrumentalist). Anyway, he's left handed, and all his own guitars are strung flipped. But when he's in my studio and we've not planned for him to bring a guitar round, he just plays my right-handed strung guitars upside-down no problem. Blows my mind.

I used to play that way for years. My brother plays right handed and I always used to play his guitars he bought me my own, but he got me a left handed one and I had to learn how to play all over again. It was difficult, I can't imagine switching at will like your friend does.

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