Yamaha Left Handed Acoustic Guitar Solid Spruce Top in Natural - FG820L

Yamaha FG820L Left-Handed Acoustic Guitar - Natural

A powerful, warm-sounding left-handed acoustic built for confident playing and long-term reliability

The Yamaha FG820L is a left-handed acoustic guitar that delivers bold tone, excellent projection, and the proven build quality Yamaha is known for worldwide. Designed specifically for left-handed players, this model pairs a solid spruce top with mahogany back and sides to create a rich, balanced voice that works equally well for strumming, flatpicking, or fingerstyle playing.

Part of Yamaha’s legendary FG series, the FG820L features a traditional dreadnought body that produces strong low-end response, clear mids, and articulate highs. The solid spruce top allows the guitar to open up over time, rewarding players with increased resonance and dynamic range as it’s played more.

With a comfortable neck profile and durable construction, the FG820L is an excellent choice for beginners looking for a dependable first acoustic, as well as experienced players seeking a reliable left-handed workhorse for practice, songwriting, or live performance.

Specifications

• Left-handed acoustic guitar
• Dreadnought body shape
• Solid spruce top
• Mahogany back and sides
• Nato neck
• Rosewood fingerboard
• Rosewood bridge
• 25.5" scale length
• Natural finish

Features

• Solid spruce top for powerful projection and dynamic response
• Mahogany body delivers warmth and balanced tonal character
• Classic FG dreadnought design with strong low-end presence
• Comfortable neck profile for extended playing sessions
• Built specifically for left-handed players
• Durable Yamaha construction for long-term reliability

Why choose the Yamaha FG820L

• A true left-handed acoustic guitar - not a converted right-handed model
• Solid top construction at an accessible price point
• Versatile tone suited for multiple playing styles
• Ideal for beginners, hobbyists, and gigging musicians alike
• Trusted Yamaha quality and consistency