Tagima TG500 LH SB-DF/MG Left Handed Electric Guitar Sunburst, Techwood FB Fingerboard, Mint Green

If you’ve been searching for a left-handed guitar that doesn’t just fill the gap—but truly inspires your playing journey—then the Tagima TG500 LH SB-DF/MG is exactly where your sound begins to evolve. Designed with precision and style, this left-handed electric guitar delivers the perfect balance of classic tone, smooth playability, and stage-ready aesthetics.

Built with a lightweight basswood body, the TG500 ensures comfortable long sessions whether you're practicing at home or performing live. The maple neck paired with a Techwood fingerboard (22 frets) gives you a responsive, fast-playing surface—ideal for everything from soulful bends to energetic solos. The 43mm nut width offers a familiar and comfortable grip, especially for players transitioning to more refined techniques.

What truly brings this guitar to life is its triple Tagima single-coil pickup configuration. With a 5-way selector switch, along with 1 volume and 2 tone controls, you can effortlessly shape your sound—from crisp cleans to punchy blues and expressive leads. Whether you're chasing vintage vibes or modern tones, this setup gives you complete tonal freedom.

The vintage tremolo bridge adds expressive depth to your performance, letting you dive, shimmer, and add character to every note, while the sealed chrome machine heads ensure stable tuning even during intense sessions.

Visually, the TG500 stands out with its stunning Sunburst finish, complemented by a stylish mint green pickguard, giving it that timeless yet unique stage presence. And yes—this beauty is crafted specifically for left-handed players, making it a rare find in its class.

If you're serious about upgrading your sound and standing out as a left-handed guitarist, this instrument deserves your attention.

Step into VIP PRO AUDIO and plug in the Tagima TG500 LH SB-DF/MG for yourself—you’ll instantly feel how this guitar connects with your playing style in a way that specs alone can’t describe.