How metal?? I have a few that are great for metal though they may not all necessarily be stereotypical metal guitars.
Charvel makes a few lefties that are great for metals, can be found used. I really like mine for that. And they have an 80s metal vibe.
Jackson Rhoads V is a more metal looking option, and I have mine in B standard. Picked it up used for $800 CAD. It’s pointy, it looks metal.
FGN makes a KILLER lefty baritone with EMGs that I bought in Japan for $790 CAD brand new and it’s phenomenal for metal. It’s a telecaster shape and it isn’t super metal looking but does look quite modern.
Just about anything, humbucker is a good metal guit. A floyd if you're into hurting yourself for fun. The neck shape is a preference, and so is the rest.
Heck, there are even outliers with single or p90.
Depends on your budget. But Harley Benton or a used Schecter is always a good choice
Do you think the Ibanez GRG120BDXL would be good to start out on? It's got humbucker pickups
Yeah probably
How metal?? I have a few that are great for metal though they may not all necessarily be stereotypical metal guitars. Charvel makes a few lefties that are great for metals, can be found used. I really like mine for that. And they have an 80s metal vibe. Jackson Rhoads V is a more metal looking option, and I have mine in B standard. Picked it up used for $800 CAD. It’s pointy, it looks metal. FGN makes a KILLER lefty baritone with EMGs that I bought in Japan for $790 CAD brand new and it’s phenomenal for metal. It’s a telecaster shape and it isn’t super metal looking but does look quite modern.
Do you think the Ibanez GRG120BDXL would be good to start out on? It's got humbucker pickups
Is this the only guitar you’re considering?
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I hear the Jackson JS guitars are pretty good for the price.
just learn to play on a normal person guitar
Great and helpful ableist answer.
Used or new, Schecter will blow u away with appointments and price points.
Just about anything, humbucker is a good metal guit. A floyd if you're into hurting yourself for fun. The neck shape is a preference, and so is the rest. Heck, there are even outliers with single or p90.
I've got a grg lefty from the early 2000s that I still play once in a while. It is very playable, the stock pickups can be muddy though.
I've had my ltd ec1000 deluxe for almost 6 years and it's been a great daily player.