Left hand stagger

[TV Robot]

Just a quick general inquiry, but I was wondering if left handed Strats have reverse staggered magnets.

[PhilKing]

Depends on your pint of view.  The pickups are put in facing the opposite way so they have a correct orientation for the strings.  The reverse stagger is only when you are playing a right handed guitar turned upside down and strung left handed.   Or a Voodoo Strat (or one of mine with reverse stagger Irish Tours, and a reversed angle bridge pickup and reverse headstock neck),

[TV Robot]

And so are the routes upside down (i.e., with the pointed part of the baseplate pointing towards the neck)?

[PhilKing]

No, the routes point the normal way (towards the bridge), but since the guitar is left handed, they are pointing the opposite way to if it was right handed.

[FELINEGUITARS]

 Phil i think i disagree with what you say - since on a standard right hand stagger put on a leftie guitar
High e becomes low e
B becomes a
G becomes d
D becomes g
A becomes b
Low e become high e

 So you would need a reverse stagger set to get the same as they would be on a right handed strat

However if you wanted to sound like Hendrix, then the right handed set may be more accurate as Jimi turned a riht handed axe upside down

[Tim]

A left handed Strat would be better with a left hand stagger and this is something we can do for you no problem.

[shaman]

I have a lefty set of MMilks... and they are devine :D well done, Tim and co.!

[Elessar [Sly]]

I have a lefty set of MMilks... and they are devine :D well done, Tim and co.!

This.

[TV Robot]

Alrighty. Thanks, I appreciate it.