Are you left-handed? We have a selection of left-handed banjos just for you! Most of Deering’s most popular banjos are available for left-handed players. Choose from left-handed open-back and resonator banjos. We carry the popular Deering Goodtime left-handed banjo, a beginner open-back. If you are looking for a beginner resonator banjo or bluegrass banjo, the Deering Goodtime 2 left-handed banjo is a beginner’s favorite. Not all of our left-handed banjos are for beginners. We have several professional left-handed banjos as well. The Deering Sierra Mahogany left-handed banjo is a professional bluegrass banjo made for left-handed players.
Made in USA
Just like its little cousin, the Goodtime banjo, the Deering Goodtime 2 is rich on sound and value. The Goodtime 2 comes built with a resonator that gives it that bright and big bluegrass sound. Made with care and precision, it offers quality and playability in an affordable package for players of all levels.
Lightweight enough to travel with, convenient enough to keep by your easy chair at home, the Goodtime Artisan is great for hours of practice with a neck that is both comfortable to play and accurate to fret.
The Goodtime Artisan Americana™ features a 12” rim, which gives the banjo a stronger bass response and a much warmer tone. The fullness and warmth of the larger rim is further enhanced by the addition of a 12” Renaissance head which beautifully complements the banjo both visually and sonically.
Made in USA
With a bluegrass resonator back for projection, the Artisan Goodtime 2 banjo has a 3-ply violin grade maple rim and produces a bright and clear tone that projects well and is louder than its open back counterpart.
Huge Selection of In-Stock Left-Handed Banjos
The Artisan Goodtime Americana and Goodtime Americana, with the Renaissance head, achieve a more vintage look and feel while achieving a warmer tone and bass sound for left-handed banjo players.
One of Deering’s oldest and most popular models, the Deering Deluxe 5-String Banjo is also available for left-handed players. This banjo has the same ease of playability and maintenance with a very rich sound. It is played just as much at home on the front porch as it is on a stage.
Banjos Played By Celebrities Are Lefty Too
Left-handed banjo players looking to perform can choose from the banjos that the celebrities are playing, with the Deering Eagle II Acoustic/Electric or the Deering Boston 6-String Acoustic/ Electric Banjo.
Should you buy a left or right-handed banjo?
When deciding to play the banjo left or right-handed, there is no one size fits all. It is important to play with what feels most natural and comfortable for you. While deciding to buy a left or right-handed banjo there are many factors about playing left-handed to take into consideration. At banjo.com we try to offer as many left-handed banjo options as possible. With our wide selection of left-handed banjos, we hope to help left-handed players find the banjo that best meets their needs.