Finding your next left-handed electric guitar should be about inspiration, not settling for whatever happens to be available. If Schecter is on your shortlist, Southpaw Guitars has several distinct directions to explore, from a striking C7 to a used Ultra and a seven-string C7-FR.
Here’s a closer look at four Schecter left-handed electric guitars in our inventory as of October 24, 2026, plus a few practical questions to help you choose. Inventory can change, so check each product page for current pricing and availability.
Schecter C7 Left-Handed: A Standout Look
Want an instrument with a little visual attitude? Our Schecter C7 Left-Handed features a swirl bowling-ball finish, slanted frets, an ebony fretboard, and a scalloped heel. It’s worth a closer look if fretboard feel and access to the upper frets are priorities for your next guitar.
When comparing this C7 with another instrument, think about the parts you actually play. Chord shapes, lead runs, and upper-register work can all help you decide whether a different fret layout feels right for you.
Used Schecter Ultra Left-Handed: Black Finish, Distinctive Style
The used Schecter Ultra Left-Handed brings a black finish, mahogany body, and set-neck construction to the mix. Its listed appointments include an ebony fretboard, a Thin C neck, 22 extra-jumbo frets, and a 24.75-inch scale length.
This Ultra pairs a Schecter USA Sunset Strip bridge pickup with a Schecter USA Pasadena neck pickup. A TonePros bridge and tailpiece round out the hardware. The listing notes scratches on the top, so take time to review the photos and ask about condition before purchasing.
Used Schecter C7-FR Left-Handed: Seven Strings and a Floyd Rose
If you’re shopping for a seven-string with a tremolo, look at the used Schecter C7-FR Left-Handed. This white-finished guitar lists a Floyd Rose 1000 Series bridge, an EMG 81-7 bridge pickup, and a Sustainiac neck pickup.
Its controls include Sustainiac on/off and mode switches, giving players more to explore beyond a conventional pickup selector. Before choosing a tremolo-equipped guitar, consider how frequently you change tunings and what kind of setup and maintenance you’re comfortable with.
Used Schecter Zacky Vengeance Left-Handed: Signature Style
For players drawn to artist-inspired instruments, our used Schecter Zacky Vengeance Left-Handed offers another option. The listing describes a white-finished six-string with a mahogany body and set mahogany neck.
Shopping for a signature guitar? Start with the music that inspires you, then consider the instrument on its own merits. Neck feel, balance, and condition matter just as much as the name associated with it. Contact us to confirm the exact appointments on this used instrument.
How to Choose Your Left-Handed Schecter
Start with your preferred string count and tuning. Next, decide whether you want a fixed bridge or a tremolo. Then compare neck shape, scale length, fretboard layout, and pickup configuration. For used guitars, review condition notes and photos closely rather than assuming every example of a model is identical.
Not sure which direction fits your playing? Contact Southpaw Guitars with your preferred tuning, musical style, and budget. Let’s narrow the choices down to a left-handed electric that makes you want to pick it up and play.
