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My daughter started playing last month. What could go wrong apart from the fact that she's 15? She's left handed, so I strung an old 3/4 size Ibanez upside down for her and for the moment she's on that. Last weekend she decided to try out my "right handed" Cort M600T. Watch to the end, where she finds out what the Gain dial does.

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That was great, I am left-handed, and started playing guitar when I was 14, right-handed. Been playing for 50+ years and no regrets.  I actually think it's an advantage to be left-handed and play a right-handed guitar.

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