A left-handed acoustic guitar is a guitar that is designed for use by left-handed players. This means that the strings are strung in the opposite direction of a right-handed guitar, with the low E string on the right and the high E string on the left. The frets and controls are also reversed to accommodate the left-handed player. Left-handed acoustic guitars are less common than right-handed ones, and therefore may be more difficult to find in stores. Some guitar manufacturers may also offer left-handed models as custom order. Some popular brands that make left-handed acoustic guitars include Martin, Taylor, and Gibson.