A left-handed Revstar with twin Alnico V humbuckers, a light chambered body and the Dry Switch. The Yamaha Revstar RSE20L (Black) is a left-handed electric guitar from the Revstar Element series, with café racer-inspired finishes. Revstar Element models have chambered bodies designed to sculpt tone and reduce weight, giving a clear, full sound and comfortable playing.
Why customers choose it
Who it is for
Left-handed guitarists who want a quality Yamaha electric for rock, blues, indie and worship music – beginners stepping up and gigging players alike.
Specifications
| Model | RSE20L (left-handed) |
|---|---|
| Body | Chambered mahogany |
| Neck | 3-piece mahogany |
| Frets / wire | 22, jumbo |
| Pickups | VH3n neck + VH3b bridge: humbucker / Alnico V |
| Controls | Master volume, master tone (push-pull “Dry Switch”) |
| Pickup switch | 3-position lever switch |
| Tailpiece | Stopbar |
| Pickguard | 3-ply black |
| Colour | Black |
| Country of origin | Indonesia |
| Scale length | 24-3/4″ (628.6 mm) |
| Construction | Set-in neck |
| Neck finish | Satin polyurethane |
| Fingerboard | Rosewood, 12″ (304.8 mm) radius |
| Frets | 22 |
| Nut | PPS, 41.9 mm (52.0 mm at 12th fret) |
| Neck thickness | 21.0 / 23.9 mm (1st / 12th fret) |
| Bridge | Tune-O-Matic, 10.5 mm string spacing |
| Tuners | Die-cast |
| Factory strings | Elixir Nanoweb Light, .010-.046 |
| Body finish | Gloss polyurethane |
| Type | Electric guitar |
Good to know
- This is a LEFT-HANDED guitar. You need a guitar amplifier (or audio interface) and an instrument cable to play it plugged in.
- Every Revstar carries a hanko stamp – Yamaha’s seal of approval, used in Japan in place of a signature.
- Factory strings are Elixir Nanoweb Light 10-46; Yamaha GSE10 nickel strings are the same gauge for replacement.
- 1-year Yamaha Music India warranty, as stated by the maker.
FAQ
Is this guitar left-handed?
Yes. The RSE20L is the left-handed version of the Revstar Element RSE20.
What does the Dry Switch do?
It is a push/pull high-pass filter on the tone knob for brighter tones, without the noise or power drop of a conventional coil split, Yamaha says.
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